Guide
On the skirts of Çam dağı, this is one of the quietest and prettiest places in the province, with its country still unspoiled, and it offers visitors a day's rest.
It is a place for picnics, for resting, for walking and for open-air sport, and it hosts events and festivals from time to time, among them wrestling. Within the grounds there is a kiosk, picnic tables, a volleyball court, a football pitch, a sports area, drinking water and lavatories.
The tomb of Selman Dede is inside the mosque that stands in the grounds.
You can walk here or ride a bicycle. The cover is wooded, and in autumn, as the trees drop their leaves, the views are at their best. Among the animals living on the site are jackals, foxes, weasels, hares, squirrels, hedgehogs, wild boar, moles, field mice, tortoises, salamanders, fire salamanders and green lizards.
The road is asphalt and the site can be reached in any season. There is no charge for entry.