Gökçetepe Milli Park

Very nice place , but very dirty toilettes

Excellent

1-There should be a solution for Istanbul residents who come on Friday night and try to camp without paying attention at 5 o'clock. Entries must be closed after a certain hour.n2-Except for caravan, crawler and vehicle tent, access to the caravan area should be prohibited. A controlled passage door should be placed at the entrance and it should be possible to pass through this door by defining a plate at the entrance of the area. Because nobody shakes that it is a caravan area. Then the staff tries to get them out. A world of tension and polemic. Not necessary. The solution is easy.n3- I have been coming continuously for four years. There are some uncontrolled scholars this year. The men are like 15 men and 2 cars full of refugees. In this way, those who come should not be taken to the camping area or a non-family area should be created.n4-I would like to mention the two items above. The man entered the forbidden place, for example, they lift it. Somebody comes to throw a tent in the same place, but they don't lift it. Or the guys are settled as if the crowded sunnet has come to do their wedding, but they don't make their voices. According to their heads, fire is forbidden or free. So there is a discipline. Or some privileges are being shown in some canoes. The ban is forbidden to everyone.n5-Buying customer over capacity. The area should be paralleled and partitioned and officials given to each section. When the parcels are full, the entries should be closed. There are huge private campgrounds that implement this. For example Aktur.n6-The number of staff this year is absolutely insufficient. There are almost no officials or cleaners.nnUnfortunately, I am disappointed this year in Gökçetepe, where I come every year.

If I don't get stuck, it's not a place to come again. We were a little hopeful when the person we called before coming and tried to get information did not answer our questions and said that you are coming to heaven, everything is there, but what we saw had nothing to do with paradise. First of all, there is a huge water shortage. It is very difficult to wash our hands, wash dishes, and wash. The water of the fountains close to the area where we camped was cut off. Those who stayed in the next tent said that it was opened during the daytime and then it was cut off again. I have never seen water flowing from the fountains. You will either buy the water you need at an exorbitant price from the market or fill the salt water from the toilets. Again, the toilets are not very close, you have to walk for almost 5 minutes to the closest one. Especially when talking about how important cleaning is, I cannot understand how they cut the water. There is no hot water, so you have to take a bath with cold salt water. The sea is stony. That's why sea shoes are a must. I think it is not suitable for coming with children, it deepens very quickly and stones of various sizes make it difficult to walk in the sea. This does not give much pleasure in swimming. I recommend you to enter the sea either in the morning or in the evening, it is quite crowded and somewhat choppy during the day. We have made countless camps before, in almost all camping areas there is either a region or a refrigerator. Okay, we are not looking for home comfort, but this is a service that should be provided. What you buy will last for 1 day or not. I think the prices were expensive because there were no markets like a101 bim nearby. On the first day of our stay, the employee came to get our batons, but the second day we threw it ourselves. Of course this is not a problem, but the containers are incredibly full. The area is overcrowded, I guess the corona is not supposed to stop by here. The only good thing was that the number of electrical panels was sufficient. But you have to take an extension cable with you. We paid 35 lira for vehicle entry and 75 lira per tent per day (28 August price). You can log in and out with the receipt they give you at the entrance. I said a lot, but I guess I will come again ud83dudc4eud83cudffb

It was the first time that I felt the need to inform the camp for the first time. First of all, there are 2 beaches. There is no camping around the beach at the entrance. You are directed to the place above for the camp. You are asked how many nights you will stay with the vehicle. A fee of 35 + 70 TL is charged for 1 night. On the weekend, almost no steps were taken from the cars. We found it difficult to set up a tent. In addition, those who come for a daily picnic and those who come for camping are hosted at the same place.nnI come to the crucial point; It is forbidden to light a campfire (on the ground or in a brazier) after 22:00 ... It is forbidden to light a fire in the camp? Campfire is forbidden. In addition, the vehicle license plate, which is parked in the wrong place from the megaphone until the evening, is warned by shouting that it should be read and pulled. Megaphone never stops. Those who smoke their hookahs by opening music in the car next to their tent and having it listened to the entire area also come with them as an extra.nnThe sea is stony and clear. It is good to buy sea shoes before you go. If you don't have a table, you have to go early and grab a table. Otherwise, there are those who block 2-3 tables and put their belongings in one and the other in their meal.nnLet your camp fire never go out ...