Of late working people and school youth and children from across the country including Pyongyang, Ryanggang Province, Kangwon Province and North and South Hamgyong provinces visited the camp.

Being briefed on the fact that President Kim Il Sung came to the camp in September Juche 27 (1938) and June Juche 30 (1941) and several other times and wisely organized the work to expand the anti-Japanese armed struggle to homeland and accelerate the historic cause of national liberation, the visitors went round a monument to the President's teachings and the historic relics preserved in a log cabin of the headquarters with good care.

Looking around the historic sites and relics including a room of guards, a military exercise ground, a site of a room of soldiers, a hospital, a site of cooking meals, a site of a campfire, they keenly realized once again how arduous road the anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters had covered to liberate the country under the President's leadership.

Going round the revolutionary slogans written on barked trees including "A Star of General over Mt. Paektu Shines Land of 3,000-ri", the visitors enshrined in their minds the transparent spirit of devotedly defending the leader and the indomitable fighting spirit of the revolutionary forerunners who remained boundlessly royal to the President.