Lazy foodie camper in NZ

  Summer Camping Adventure in Jeju This summer, we went to Jeju Island for a camping trip with my wife's best friends. Initially, we considered taking our car on the ferry, but with a little one in tow, a long drive to the southern port seemed too challenging. So, we packed up our tent and flew instead.  We met my wife's friend and her family, who came from Daegu, rented a car together, and headed to our first camping destination: Moguri Camping Ground. Located in Seogwipo City, Moguri Camping Ground is a large-scale campground operated by the city. With 150 sites, it offers a wide range of facilities, including a well-maintained sports field, playground, fitness area, play yard, inline skating rink, and walking trails. The sites come in various types: soil, grass, and deck. Note that it's not an auto-camping site, so we had to use a cart to move our camping gear. After setting up our camp, we headed to a local restaurant for dinner and enjoyed the evening with Jeju soju an...

  When we lived in South Korea, one of our absolute favorite places to camp was the Green Stone Auto Camping site in Mungyeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do. Located about a 4-hour drive south of Seoul, this gem of a campsite was a paradise for our family. Green Stone Auto Camping ground is a camper’s dream, created by fellow camping enthusiast who truly understand what makes a campsite special.  The air is crisp and clean, the forest is lush and green, and a pristine stream runs through the beautiful site. It’s an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The campsite is managed by a wonderful couple who pour their hearts into maintaining the site. Their warmth and hospitality make the camping experience even more special.  They ensure that all facilities are impeccably clean and well-maintained. Every detail is thoughtfully  The facilities at Green Stone Auto Camping ground are second to none. From spotless restrooms and showers to convenient cooking and din...