Eco Green Camping Site: A One-Night Stay Starting at 3 PM Inside the Stone Walls of Aewol's Mid-Mountain Area

Auto campsite built inside the stone wall of Nabeup-ri, at 5587 Jungsanganseo-ro

Eco Green Camping is an auto campsite registered at 5587 Jungsanganseo-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. The Korea Tourism Organization’s Go Camping lists the operating period as spring, summer, fall, and winter, and the operating days as weekdays and weekends, while also noting that pets are allowed and individual fire pits may be used.

Tourism information introduces it as being about 20 km from Jeju Airport and about 22 km from Jeju Port. The outer perimeter of the campsite and the management building are built with Jeju-style stone walls, reflecting the landscape practice of using stone as a boundary and windbreak in the windy inland area of Jeju, and applying that setting to the campsite layout.

Site choices divided into 14 grass, 14 deck, and 14 gravel sites

The official guide map lists 3 grass-plaza sites A-C, 3 deck-plaza sites A-C, 8 grass sites 1-8, 8 deck sites 1-8, and 14 gravel sites 1-14. Based on the guide map, there are a total of 36 labeled sites, and you can choose according to how you plan to place equipment and vehicles among grass, deck, and gravel.

Tourism-organization related introduction materials describe the deck sites as 6 m x 7 m and the gravel sites as 12 m x 8 m, and note that caravans and camping cars are allowed. Since the guide indicates a structure that allows side parking within the site depending on tent size, users of large tents or trailers should be sure to provide vehicle length and site preference when making a reservation inquiry.

A schedule for using shared facilities between 3:00 p.m. check-in and 11:00 a.m. check-out

The official campsite information page specifies check-in at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00. At check-in, visitors are instructed to visit the management building, and the site map includes the management building, shop, male and female changing rooms, shower house, restroom, cooking area, and camping gear storage.

The cooking area is open from 06:00 to 21:00, and the shower house from 07:00 to 21:00. Shared amenities include Wi-Fi, refrigerator, freezer, dryer, water purifier, site-specific electrical outlets, electric carts, and play facilities, allowing you to plan power-using devices and food storage logistics in advance.

• Check-in: 15:00
• Check-out: 11:00
• Cooking area: 06:00-21:00
• Shower house: 07:00-21:00
• Vehicle movement restriction inside the site: after 21:00
• Quiet hours: no audio devices, excessive lighting, or loud shouting after 23:00

Water play area from July to September and a rule requiring guardians for children 8 and under

The official facility guide says the water play area operates from July through September, with hours from 08:00 to 20:00. The grass plaza is also marked as a seasonal facility from June through September, so if you are booking for summer, whether you plan to use the water play area and plaza becomes a key part of choosing your stay.

The official rules prohibit children 8 and under from using the water play area without a guardian. Fireworks are prohibited, smoking outside designated smoking areas is prohibited, and charcoal and firewood may not be used outside the crushed-stone area. Vehicles must be driven at 20 km/h or less inside the campsite.

KakaoTalk reservation inquiries from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and a 24-hour payment deadline

The reservation information page explains that you can open a KakaoTalk Plus Friend consultation through the reservation button on the website and send the date, number of people, and preferred site in the chat window. Consultation is available year-round from 09:00 to 20:00, and inquiry replies are announced as 10:00 to 11:00 and 17:00 to 18:00 daily.

The reservation deposit is automatically canceled if not paid within 24 hours after the notice, and after payment you are instructed to leave the payer name in the KakaoTalk chat. Public tourism information lists usage fees starting at 40,000 KRW, while other tourism information lists 50,000-65,000 KRW, so it is appropriate to confirm the exact amount for the current date and site type during the reservation consultation.

• Reservation consultation: KakaoTalk Plus Friend
• Consultation hours: 09:00-20:00, year-round
• Reply hours: 10:00-11:00, 17:00-18:00
• Automatic cancellation for unpaid deposit: 24 hours after notice
• Representative contact: 070-8900-8649
• Contact listed on reservation page: 010-8667-8649

An evening plan based on vehicle control after 9:00 p.m. and quiet hours after 11:00 p.m.

After 21:00, vehicle movement within the site is prohibited, so it is better to move items that are easy to leave in the car, such as firewood, groceries, and sleeping bags, onto the site before evening. Since the cooking area closes at 21:00, late dinner should either be cooked before closing time or prepared with equipment that allows a separate cooking flow.

After 23:00, audio devices, excessive lighting, and loud shouting are prohibited at the site. Dogs are allowed, but sleeping with a dog is prohibited under the official rules, so travelers with dogs should make lodging plans that fit these regulations. Trash must be placed only in pay-as-you-go garbage bags, and discarding trash outside the fence or on walking paths is prohibited.

A daytime route combining Geumsan Park at 1.18 km and Jejusaemju Brewery at 0.36 km

Based on tourism information, Jejusaemju Brewery is about 0.36 km from the campsite, the Nabup subtropical forest area, also called Geumsan Park, is about 1.18 km away, and Yeonhwamot is about 1.74 km away. The Nabup subtropical forest area is known as an evergreen forest remaining in the western flatlands of Jeju-si, making it well suited to an itinerary focused on mid-mountain vegetation and village scenery rather than coastal attractions.

The campsite's official nearby attraction list includes Saebyeol Oreum, 9.81 Park, Jeju Dinosaur Land, Gwakji Beach, Handam Coastal Walk, Hangpaduri Hangmong Historic Site, Hwajowon, and Gwaoreum. Among them, Hangpaduri Hangmong Historic Site is located at 50 Hangpaduri-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, and the phone number is 064-710-6721; it is a historical route where you can also see the Hangpaduri Earthen Fortress, the final stronghold of the Sambyeolcho resistance in the late Goryeo period.

Car-centered rather than public transport-oriented: how to judge parking and accessibility

The campsite is registered as an auto campsite and is guided as a facility with parking available. Considering the location information of about 20 km from Jeju Airport and about 22 km from Jeju Port together with the guidance for side parking within the site, this is a place suited to rental cars and camping cars. Go Camping's representative contact is 070-8900-8649, and the official website address used is https://ecogreencamping.com/.

Public materials do not confirm the name of the nearest bus stop, route number, or walking time, so public transportation access information has been left blank in essentials. Details about wheelchair and stroller routes, as well as barrier-free restroom and shower facilities, are not confirmed in the public guide. However, since there are separate management building, cooking area, and male/female shower and restroom facilities, if you need accessibility equipment, it is best to ask the representative number in advance about site flooring and the access routes to shared facilities.