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A bell tent glowing with lantern light among pine trees at night

N 40°Camping and glamping in the Bolu forest

A night under the pines,
by lantern light.

A small forest campsite by a creek: tent and caravan pitches, glamping tents and bungalows. See what you rent, where it sits and how the last kilometre looks.

Choose your stay Directions
  • Four kinds of stay, each explained
  • 23 pitches, one by one
  • Rules with their reasons
  • Directions with coordinates

01Stays and site plan

Choose what you rent, then see it on the plan.

Pick a type and its pitches light up; tap a pitch to see its shade, power and distance to the showers.

Kandilçam site planParking and reception at the entrance, tent meadow in the middle, caravans below, glamping by the creek, bungalows to the north.PRECEPTIONWC SHOWERKITCHENWC SHOWERFIRE CIRCLEENTRANCETENT MEADOWCARAVAN ROWCREEKN50 m0102030405060708091001020304050601020304010203
Selected type Footpath Creek Shared facility Power 23 pitches · approximate scale

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    You bring

      Tap a pitch on the plan to see its details.

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      A lit tent at the foot of tall pines under a starry sky
      23.00 at nightAfter quiet hours, only path lanterns and stars.

      02Our approach

      Save the surprises for the campfire, not the road.

      Before setting off, campers want to know what they rent, which rules apply and how to get there.

      1. A

        You know what you rent

        Each stay is described on its own: capacity, size, what is ready inside.

      2. B

        Every rule has a reason

        Each rule sits next to its reason.

      3. C

        The site is the brochure

        Photos are taken on site; unit names match our licence.

      03Camp rules

      The rule and its reason, side by side.

      Few rules, each with its reason, so nobody meets one for the first time at the fire pit.

      • Open fires only in the shared fire pits

        On your pitch, gas or raised stoves only.

        WhyPine needles dry like tinder in summer. On high fire warning days, all fires stay off.

      • Quiet hours from 23.00 to 08.00

        Music off, voices low, engines off.

        WhyCanvas does not stop sound, and your neighbour sleeps eight metres away.

      • Cars in only to unload and pack

        Otherwise cars stay in the car park.

        WhyChildren walk the site with lanterns at dusk, and wheels crush pine roots.

      • Pets stay on a lead

        Clean up after them; tell us ahead for glamping and bungalows.

        WhySome guests are wary of dogs, and we plan cleaning for the next guest.

      • Sort waste, keep food inside

        Closed bins at the entrance; food in a closed box at night.

        WhyThe smell draws foxes and wild boar to your pitch.

      • No soapy water in the creek

        Grey water goes to the disposal point only.

        WhyThe creek waters the village gardens downstream.

      04From request to arrival

      Four steps to the lantern at the gate.

      You write, we reply in writing, your arrival notes land on your phone.

      1. 1

        Pick a stay and dates

        Mark the type of stay, dates and guests; add the pitch you liked on the plan.

      2. 2

        Get a written reply

        Same day reply with availability and inclusions, plus deposit and cancellation terms.

      3. 3

        Save your arrival notes

        Rules, directions and pitch number on one page; save it before you leave.

      4. 4

        A lantern at the gate

        Collect the site map at reception. Arriving late? Your envelope waits at the gate.

      05Directions

      The last kilometre, step by step.

      Copy the coordinates and save these notes before you set off. Signal is weak for the final 1.5 km.

      Latitude40.7012° N
      Longitude31.6048° E
      1. 0.0km

        Tarmac ends

        200 m past the village fountain, turn right at the lantern sign. From here, follow the signs, not your app.

      2. 0.9km

        The straight ends

        Two tight bends follow; if a car comes, wait in the passing bay.

      3. 1.6km

        Fork: long vehicles right

        Caravans over 7 metres take the east entrance, gentler and without tight bends.

      4. 2.1km

        Creek bridge

        Single lane wooden bridge. Water can pool here after rain; cross slowly.

      5. 2.4km

        Entrance gate

        The gate lantern burns all night. After hours, the box holds your envelope and a site map.

      Diagram of the last 2.4 kilometres from the tarmac to the gate0.0Village fountain0.9Bends begin1.6Fork2.1Bridge2.4GateTARMACTarmac roadGravel forest roadLong vehicle routeDiagram not to scale
      Lit wooden shelters and a tent on a foggy night

      On foggy nights, follow the path lanterns to the gate.

      06Questions

      Asked before the trip.

      Not answered here? Call reception or add a note to your request.

      Where can I stay without my own tent?

      In a glamping tent or a bungalow, both with the bed made. Bring personal things and closed shoes. We do not rent tents or sleeping bags.

      My caravan is 8 metres long. Can I get in?

      Yes. C 05 and C 06 are kept for long vehicles; take the east entrance at the 1.6 km fork.

      Are power and hot water included?

      Power is included for caravans, glamping tents and bungalows; four tent pitches have a socket. Hot showers are included.

      Can I bring my dog?

      Yes, on a lead and cleaned up after. For glamping tents and bungalows, tell us in advance.

      How do I find the way without signal?

      Save the coordinates and last kilometre notes before you leave. Every fork after the tarmac has a lantern sign.

      07Request a pitch

      Tell us your dates and your kind of stay.

      We reply in writing the same day: availability, inclusions, deposit and cancellation terms.

      Pitch request

      Not a booking yet; our written reply confirms it.

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