Introduction to Çamlık National Park

Yozgat Çamlık National Park is a natural beauty that is Turkey's first national park and was declared a national park in 1958. This national park, which covers a wide area, has a rich structure in terms of natural and biological diversity. Covering an area of ​​264 hectares, Çamlık National Park offers an exquisite experience for nature lovers and botanical enthusiasts.

Features of Çamlık National Park

Yozgat Çamlık National Park is home to many different plant and tree species, primarily the Black Pine, also known as the Caucasian Fir. This national park hosts the Black Pine species, which is only found in the Çamlık area in Turkey and has the ability to produce seeds. Additionally, there are more than 212 different plant species in the park, including over 30 endemic species. Therefore, Çamlık National Park is of great importance in terms of natural diversity.

How to Get to Çamlık National Park?

Getting to Yozgat Çamlık National Park is quite easy. If you are coming from Yozgat city center, you need to follow the Yozgat-Ankara highway and reach the Sorgun district. After Sorgun, you can reach the park by following the signs indicating Çamlık National Park. If you are coming from Ankara or another location, you can reach the national park by following the same process after reaching Sorgun district on the Ankara-Sivas highway.