A forest night begins with choosing the right kind of stay
The winding Maltijae road in Boeun may bring viewpoints to mind, but the nearby national recreational forest is also a place to enjoy woodland walks and cabin accommodation. A night in the forest, however, does not automatically mean you can pitch a tent.
1. Cabins are not the same as campsites
The previously checked Forest Trip facility table listed camping as 'not applicable', while offering woodland cabins and rooms in the forest recreation lodge. Before choosing a date, look up the current facility categories: are you booking a cabin room, or searching for a tent pitch? Rates can vary by unit and date, and a listed facility is not proof of a vacant room.
2. Check current room capacities
An official notice states that capacity limits for selected rooms changed from 15 July 2026. This matters to families and groups: do not rely on the number of guests mentioned in an older article. Open the actual reservation page and check each room's current capacity and conditions.
3. Daytime opening is not check-in time
The official forest site lists 09:00–18:00 for day visitors and a regular Tuesday closure. Neither is a confirmed check-in or check-out time for overnight accommodation. A notice dated 22 August 2026 sets quiet hours from 22:00 until 07:00. Bring your own toiletries and observe the designated areas for cooking and fire use.
Before you go
The address is 256 Songnisan-ro, Jangan-myeon, Boeun-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea; facility inquiries: +82-43-543-6282. A reservation is not finalized until the required payment is completed, and safety or weather conditions can restrict use even after booking. We have not confirmed live vacancies, date-specific tariffs, current activity sessions or transport departures: check the official booking interface before travel.