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It is 42 km from Bolu in the Western Black Sea Region. The National Park, located in the south of Zonguldak in the north, can be reached by roads separating from Yeniçağa at the 152nd km of the Ankara-Istanbul highway and from Bolu at the 190th km. Since the Bolu–Yedigöller route is closed (with snow) in winter, transportation is via Yeniçağa–Mengen–Yazıcık or Devrek- Yazıcık. Yedigöller Basin, 1642 hectares in size, was taken under protection as a national park in 1965. The basin is formed as a result of the sliding masses blocking the valleys, connected to each other by surface and underground flows, 1500 m from north to south. It consists of 7 lakes arranged in a distance. Among the remains of the new Byzantine period in the "Koyyeri" location in the national park, It is understood that the region was a settlement in ancient times.

It is an artificial barrier lake 13 kilometers south of Bolu city center. The height of the lake is 1217 meters, its surface is 4.5 hectares and its circumference is approximately 1300 meters. The view of the lake, which is surrounded by pine, fir, beech, hornbeam and mixed tree species, is magnificent in all seasons. Right on the edge of the lake, which is covered with the extraordinary beauty of nature, there is a cute building, which is the "State Guest House" of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Besides this facility, there is a restaurant, country restaurant, cafeteria, buffet, prayer room and bungalow type accommodation facilities around the lake. The lake and its surroundings have been taken under protection by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry as a "Nature Park". It is not allowed to enter by car around this very cute and small lake.

The camp site is now at the top (higher) lakes. 60 TL per tent.

The guest house belongs to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.