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Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı

Urla, İzmir

3.6

Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı: beach in Urla, İzmir. Featured amenities: Beach Access, First Aid Kit, Safe Area.

Located on the seashore in the Urla district of İzmir province, Çamlıçay Mahallesi Eski Orman Kampı is a public swimming area 1000 meters long and 10 meters wide. The shore is pebble and the sea floor is sand. During the swimming season from June 1 to September 30, it has a daily capacity of approximately 300 people. First aid supplies are available, and there is a flag warning system. Boating is possible in the area. Nearest health facility: Urla Devlet Hastanesı.

What's Offered

  • Gravel
  • Sea
  • Beach Access
  • First Aid Kit
  • Safe Area

Activities

Swimming
Boat Tour
Price Information
FreeNo entry fee
Phone

Warnings & Important Information

Free entry.

Mobile signal may be unavailable. an offline map.

No market or grocery store.

No electricity.

May not be wheelchair accessible.

No hot water or showers.

No toilets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı?

Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı is located in Urla, İzmir (Ege).

Is Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı free?

Yes, Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı is free and open to the public.

What facilities does Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı offer?

Facilities such as Beach Access, First Aid Kit, Safe Area are available.

What are the opening hours of Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı?

Opening hours: Daily 10:00 - 17:00.

What activities are available around Çamlıçay Eski Orman Kampı?

Activities such as Swimming, Boat Tour are possible.

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Beach dimensions and facility details are based on public data from the Turkish Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change. Text and presentation belong to Obania. Last updated: July 19, 2026.