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Ongoing Story· Day 29

Tens of Thousands Visit Israel's Parks and Reserves Over Weekend

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Tens of Thousands Visit Israel's National Parks Over Weekend

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Around 70,000 people visited Israel's national parks and nature reserves on Saturday, October 10. The Nature and Parks Authority reported that popular sites included Yarkon, Caesarea, and Masada. Over 5,000 people camped overnight across various locations. The northern region saw high demand for Maayan Harod, Achziv, and Horshat Tal campsites.

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  • 70,000 people visited Israeli national parks and nature reserves on Saturday, October 10.
  • Popular parks included Yarkon, Caesarea, Masada, Tel Ashkelon, Gan Hashlosha, and Ein Hemed.
  • Over 5,000 people stayed overnight in campsites during the weekend.
  • Northern campsites Maayan Harod, Achziv, and Horshat Tal were highly popular.
  • Ashkelon campsite was the most visited in the central region.
  • Mamshit and Khan Be'erot campsites were popular in the southern region.
Tens of Thousands Visit Israel's National Parks Over Weekend
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Approximately 70,000 people visited Israel's national parks and nature reserves on Saturday, October 10, according to the Nature and Parks Authority. Among the most popular destinations were the Yarkon (Afek), Caesarea, Masada, Tel Ashkelon, Gan Hashlosha (Sachne), and Ein Hemed national parks. Additionally, over 5,000 individuals stayed overnight in the Nature and Parks Authority's campsites during the weekend. On the northern front, Maayan Harod, Achziv, and Horshat Tal campsites were highly frequented. In the central region, Ashkelon was the top choice, while Mamshit and Khan Be'erot near the Ramon Crater attracted the most visitors in the south.

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