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Tens of Thousands of Israelis Flock to Nature Reserves Over Weekend
Around 80,000 visitors traveled to Israel's national parks and nature reserves on Saturday, November 14, 2026, to take advantage of favorable weather conditions.
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What happened
- 01Around 80,000 visitors traveled to Israel's national parks and nature reserves on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
- 02The Israel Nature and Parks Authority reported high attendance at Yarkon National Park, Caesarea, and Tel Ashkelon.
- 03Popular nature reserves included Ein Gedi, Ein Afek, and, according to Panet, the Crocodile River and Hula reserves.
- 04Approximately 2,500 people stayed overnight at the Authority's designated campsites over the weekend.
- 05The most frequented overnight sites were Mamshit, Khan Be'erot in the Ramon Crater, and Masada West.
The Israel Nature and Parks Authority reported high attendance across the country. The most popular destinations included Yarkon National Park (Tel Afek), Caesarea, Tel Ashkelon, Ein Hemed, Ein Afek, and Ein Gedi, while Panet reported significant crowding at the Crocodile River and Hula Nature Reserves.
Additionally, about 2,500 people stayed overnight at the Authority's designated campsites over the weekend. The leading overnight locations were Mamshit, Khan Be'erot in the Ramon Crater, and Masada West.
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