Turkey is a fascinating holiday destination! With its natural, historical, sea and geographical wonders, you will definitely want to explore all the beauties...
Here are our favorite suggestions for camping:
Fethiye: Butterfly Valley
Declared a first-degree natural protected area in Fethiye, Butterfly Valley is one of the most fascinating natural wonders in Turkey. During your stay there, you can feel the nature, the fresh air, the vivid blue sea, colorful butterflies flying above you and a hidden valley waiting to be explored
Camping Facilities: The valley has a capacity of nearly 125 tents and power, shower and toilet facilities for free-of charge at certain times of the day. There are also bungalows for those who wish to have a camping holiday at a homelike place
How to get there: The only way to get to the valley is renting a boat or using a water taxi. You can also go directly from Fethiye, Ölüdeniz to Butterfly Valley
What to do there: Hiking, paddle, camping, swimming on the crystal and clear Mediterranean Sea
Bolu: Yedigöller National Park
Located in the northwest of Turkey, Yedigöller (seven lakes in Turkish) is one of the most renowned national parks in Turkey suitable for camping.
Yedigöller National Park is almost like a heaven on earth with all beeches, oaks, mahoganies, alders, elms and firs that embrace the surface. If you want to be close to the nature while you are camping, then Yedigöller is the perfect place.
Camping Facilities: Bear in mind that there is no power at the camping site, but this is actually one of the features that makes Yedigöller attractive. To better understand the language of nature, Yedigöller offers one of the most amazing landmarks for the absolute beginners in camping
How to get there: Yedigöller National Park is 42 kilometers away from the north of Bolu and it can be reached via the Yeniçağa Road, 152 kilometers off the Ankara - Istanbul highway
What to do there: Nature photography, painting, hiking, angling and lake fishing
Antalya: Köprülü Canyon National Park
Nested among cedar trees and the Köprü River, the canyon embraces adventurous spirits looking to explore an unsoiled place in Antalya, one of the most touristic destinations in Turkey.
Köprülü Canyon shows all its beauty to the visitors. You can feel the adrenaline from river rafting and enjoy getting wet through the crystal clear spring water and rapid waves of all sizes. Marked as the longest canyon in Turkey at 14 kilometers, Köprülü Canyon's walls are almost 100 meters.
How to get there:The canyon is 92 kilometers away from Antalya. When you arrive at northeast Antalya on the Side Road, you can take the turnoff for Taşağıl and Beşkonak to reach Köprülü Canyon National Park. A circular scenic route crisscrosses the mountain stream, passing through extensive forests and over waterfalls
Cappadocia: Avanos
Camping is not always about leaving the luxuries of the world behind! If you want to feel the nature and have also home comfort, camping sites in Avanos will be a nice option for you. Bungalows and RV sites, swimming pools, power, shower facilities, Internet and regional tours to let you see Cappadocia's beauty that is remnants from ancient times in luxury, while still camping
How to get there:To arrive in Avanos, you should first go to the center of Nevşehir via a domestic flight in Turkey or bus. From there, you can catch one of the regular buses which will take approximately 30 minutes to get to the site