Yedigöller kamp alanı

I camped near the big lake. There is a buffet in the middle. Buffet prices are exorbitant. Don't leave without taking your food and drink with you. A sausage and bread is 30₺, ayran is 10₺. I'm doing the scoring independently of this business. Otherwise, even 2 is not given. But natural beauty is very beautiful. At night, squirrels appear. Those who are thinking of camping should include this place in their program.

It is an absolutely gorgeous nature area and national park. We want to convey to campers that they should not go on the weekend. It is forbidden to light a campfire before 7 am. In autumn, you can have a hard time without a campfire at 0 degrees. It can be difficult to reach the area where you camp with your vehicle on the weekend. It is forbidden to fly drones, it is immediately intervened. Toilets can be inadequate and dirty during the day. But despite everything, you will be amazed by the beautiful colors of autumn. Note: check out before 3 pm on Sunday. Tools reason You may have to wait 1 hour with

I think it's not very wise to camp here in this cold. There are mosquitoes and the weather is humid and cold. It is also forbidden to light a fire, but despite this, the tents were full.

We camped for 2 nights at the beginning of October. You can't stay without overalls, sometimes the weather can be cold. The soil may be damp or wet, if possible, bring a tarp under the tent. There is no market, grocery store or anything around. Bring all your supplies. You can only take wood. A small sack is 50₺. Takes a few hours. They don't light a fire on the ground. Tubes are also prohibited. The road is bad, but the nature is magnificent. You can see squirrels when it's not too crowded. Also in the evenings, otters from Deringöl can come and take your food. For more drone photos of Yedigöller, instagram: @itismavic

We arrived at the camp on October 29. The atmosphere, the colors, the weather are amazing. The campground was crowded even though it was cold and end of season. You have to be prepared for the cold if you come to these times. We were comfortable for 2 nights with 1 sack of wood, even increased. We used a sleeping bag suitable for -20 degrees in the tent, it was enough. However, using a sleeping bag for a temperature of 5 and above is seriously cold. On the first day, we slept with 10 degree sleeping bags and blankets in the center of Bolu and we were very cold. Accordingly, you should come prepared. There was fog on the road we arrived after 6-7 pm. The road feels narrow and dangerous when daily returners come in front of us. There are no napkins in the toilets and no liquid soap in the evenings. There is something like a market near the campsite. Many materials can be bought there, but their price is around 2-2.5 times. We took the pre-cooked meals with us for the camp and there was no deterioration, smell, etc. for 2 days. If something like a tarp is laid on the tent, it will not be affected by the morning dew, the tent will remain dry, but I think it is not essential. All lakes can be visited on foot and the nature is magnificent. We used the sockets in the toilets for charging, but there are 7-8 sockets in hundreds of tents. But it is not used much. Better if powerbank is brought. However, I think that the charging issue can be solved in the cafes around. Also, we didn't bring it, but led lighting can be brought in case it has a nice atmosphere in the evenings. One must come here at least once in their lifetime. Have fun everybody.

It is 42 km from Bolu in the Western Black Sea Region. The National Park, located in the south of Zonguldak in the north, can be reached by the roads separating from Yeniçağa at the 152nd km of the Ankara-Istanbul highway and from Bolu at the 190th km. Since the Bolu–Yedigöller route is closed (with snow) in winter, transportation is made via Yeniçağa–Mengen–Yazıcık or Devrek-Yazıcık. Yedigöller Basin, 1642 hectares in size, was taken under protection as a national park in 1965. Formed as a result of the basin sliding masses blocking the valleys, connected to each other by surface and underground flows, 1500 m from north to south. It consists of 7 lakes lined up in the distance. Among the remains of the new Byzantine period found in the "Koyyeri" locality in the national park, It is understood that the region was a settlement in ancient times.

At the end of a winding road about 1 hour from Bolu Center, you reach Yedigöller National Park. By the second week of November, the color tones have turned a little more red, and most of the leaves have fallen. Although there was snow and ice at some points along the way, the lakes area was not very cold. If you have time, I recommend you to visit on weekdays. It gets pretty crowded on weekends. However, here you forget the crowd and get swept away by the beauties of nature. A great place to camp.

It's an incredibly beautiful place to grab your tent and relax for a night or two. If you want to surprise yourself, go at night and pitch a tent at a random place. When you wake up in the morning and come out of the tent, the view you will find in front of you will be incredible. Transportation is not a big deal, just the roads are a bit curvy and naturally very high. Everything you can eat and go for your basic needs is available in the facility. My only suggestion is to bring a raincoat with you, it can rain like crazy at any moment.