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South Korea Camping] Halloween Camping Adventure at Elim Campground in Hongcheon

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Last weekend, we headed to Elim Campground in Hongcheon, Gangwon-do, to celebrate Halloween with my wife and child.  It was the last weekend of October, the perfect time for a Halloween camping party. We arrived late at night and settled in quickly. The next morning, we woke up to a frosty surprise; the late autumn chill of Gangwon-do had left a thin layer of frost on the ground.  Despite the cold, we were excited to start our Halloween preparations. We spent the early hours setting up our Halloween decorations. Ghosts, bats, and spider webs adorned our campsite, creating a spooky atmosphere perfect for the holiday. The campground had provided pumpkins for a Jack-o'-lantern contest, so we got to work carving our pumpkin masterpiece.  The crisp morning air only added to the eerie, festive feeling. My Son and I dressed up in our Halloween costumes. As evening approached, we handed out candy to the children at the campground, delighting in their excited reactions.  Afte...

South Korea Camping] Discover Hapso Auto Campground: A Family-Friendly Forest Retreat

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Looking for a fantastic camping spot close to Seoul where the whole family can enjoy the great outdoors? Look no further than Hapso Auto Camping! Just a quick 90-minute drive from the hustle and bustle of the city, this campsite is nestled in the serene entrance of the Mt. Yumyeongsan Nature Recreation Forest in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi-do. Since opening its doors in 1993, Hapso Auto Camping has been a favorite among Korean campers, offering over 60 well-maintained sites.  Imagine setting up camp next to a beautiful valley, with the soothing sounds of nature all around you. Kids will love splashing in the water and trying their hand at fishing, while parents can kick back and relax under the cool shade of the forest trees. Autumn transforms this place into a breathtaking wonderland of vibrant fall colors, perfect for making unforgettable memories.  While the gravel-covered sites might not be everyone's first choice, they’re pretty common in Korea and add a rustic charm to the campin...