Çınarsuyu Nature Park

Çınarsuyu Nature Park is located in the Ünye district of Ordu province in Türkiye’s Black Sea Region. The park offers social and recreational facilities suitable for both overnight stays and day visits.

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Çınarsuyu Nature Park was officially registered in 2011 under registration number 40735. The park falls under the responsibility of the Ünye Forest Management Directorate and the Ünye Forest Management Office. Its operations are managed by Orkent A.Ş.

The nature park is established on a total area of 68 dunams (approximately 6.8 hectares). In addition, the area known as Çınarsuyu Camping and Recreation Grounds covers 11 hectares. The park is situated along the coastal zone where marine and forest ecosystems converge, featuring both natural and developed areas.

Çınarsuyu Nature Park is located on the Samsun-Ordu highway, approximately 7–10 km from the center of Ünye district. It is 71 km from Samsun Çarşamba Airport and 77 km from Ordu-Giresun Airport. Its proximity to the district center and direct highway access make it easily reachable.

Within the nature park there are 50 small wooden bungalows, 8 villa-style accommodation units, and a restaurant. There are also classrooms used for educational and meeting purposes. Together with these facilities, the total bed capacity is 200. In addition, there is a tented camping area and a caravan parking area. Visitors who camp are granted free access to the beach area.

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The park features social amenities such as children’s play areas, fountains, wooden pergolas, picnic tables, a snack bar, and an oven. Designated day-use recreation areas, picnic zones, and beach areas serve visitors. The beach section provides facilities such as showers, restrooms, sun loungers, umbrellas, and changing cabins.

Çınarsuyu Nature Park exhibits characteristics of a coastal forest where marine-sandy ecosystems merge with various tree species. This area offers a unique combination of sea and forest air, enriching both biodiversity and landscape value.

In addition to recreational activities, the nature park provides multi-purpose opportunities for education, camping, and nature tourism. It is regarded as a space where both local residents and visitors can interact with nature and spend time outdoors.