Recently, policy and marketing interest in mountain village tourism has been increased as an alternative to increasing demand for wellness and nature tourism. Despite such interest, however, the academic approach and research results to establish a concept and understand the behavior of mountain village tourists are deficient. This study was designed to verify the influence of the recognition of the place attachment of mountain village tourists on their visit satisfaction and future behavioral intention. The analysis results are as follows. First, place emotional attachment and place dependence attachment resulted from analysis on place attachment variation were drawn. Second, the place emotional attachment had a positive effect on visit satisfaction behavioral intention. Third, visit satisfaction had a positive effect on behavioral intention. The various research approaches related to the behavioral intention of mountain village tourists are strengthened and the expanded suggestions for invigorating mountain village tourism should be drawn.