Nearby
All within a short drive.
No distances or travel times are given here. These are mountain roads — a map app will be accurate where we would only be guessing.
In the same village
Hoeyeon Seowon
A Confucian academy founded in 1627 by the students of the scholar Jeong Gu. A Gyeongsangbuk-do heritage site, in the same village as the campground.
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Muheul Gugok
9 bends along the Daega Stream. The first of them, Bongbiam, sits just behind Hoeyeon Seowon.
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Along Gayasan
Gayasan
A national park. The campground sits on its eastern foot.
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Pocheon Valley
A valley in Gacheon-myeon, with the Mangwijeong pavilion standing at the water.
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Haeinsa Temple
A temple on the western side of Gayasan. Its Janggyeong Panjeon, the halls holding the Tripitaka Koreana woodblocks, became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. The campground is on the eastern side, so you go around the mountain.
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Toward Seongju town
Seongbaksup
A grove of old willows in Seongju town. A natural monument; 52 great trees remain.
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Royal Placenta Chambers
On a hill in Wolhang-myeon, 19 placenta chambers of King Sejong’s sons stand together.
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Toward Goryeong
Jisan-dong Tumuli, Goryeong
A hillside of royal tombs of the Daegaya kingdom. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023 together with six other Gaya tumuli. The Daegaya Museum sits at its foot.
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