Gwangjeok Sports Park

Name: Gwangjeok Sports Park
Address: Yangju Culture and Arts Center, 303, Buheung-ro 618beon-gil, Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi, Northern Gyeonggi, KR

A neighborhood sports park that operates as a foot splash pool in summer

Updated at 05/04/2026

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Address
Yangju Culture and Arts Center, 303, Buheung-ro 618beon-gil, Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Facilities
Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Advance reservation required
Open/Closes
Mon 06:00 ~ 22:00
Tue 06:00 ~ 22:00
Wed 06:00 ~ 22:00
Thu 06:00 ~ 22:00
Fri 06:00 ~ 22:00
Sat 06:00 ~ 22:00
Sun 06:00 ~ 22:00

Mon	06:00 ~ 22:00
Tue	06:00 ~ 22:00
Wed	06:00 ~ 22:00
Thu	06:00 ~ 22:00
Fri	06:00 ~ 22:00
Sat	06:00 ~ 22:00
Sun	06:00 ~ 22:00

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Prices & Programs of Gwangjeok Sports Park

[Fees]
Tennis court weekdays (1 hour) - 4,400 won / night 4,950 won
Tennis court weekends (1 hour) - 4,950 won / night 6,050 won
Soccer field weekdays (2 hours) - daytime 35,200 won / night 52,800 won
Soccer field weekends (2 hours) - daytime 52,800 won / night 70,400 won
[Usage Information]
Regular closure - 2nd and 4th Sunday
Coffee Nari - closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on Saturday

Parenting Tips for Gwangjeok Sports Park

Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Gyeonggi Office of Education Safety Experience Center, Yangju Artificial Rock Climbing Wall, and the Western Sports Center are all in the same park.
In summer, it opens as a foot splash pool. It is one of the popular water play spots thanks to its large size, pavilion, and convenient parking.
When the outdoor water play area is open, a temporary restroom is available, but it is not currently open.
When using the park, you can use the restroom at the Western Sports Center right in front or the Yangju Culture and Arts Center next door.
Water dispensers are installed at the Western Sports Center and the Yangju Culture and Arts Center, so drinking water is available.
At the Western Sports Center, there is 'Coffee Nari', run by senior baristas.
The Gyeonggi Safety Experience Center and artificial rock climbing wall operate by reservation, so if you plan to use them together, you need to book in advance.
Nearby places such as Gwangjeok Library, Garaebi Five-Day Market, and Yangju Lighting Museum are also great to visit with children.

Gwangjeok Sports Park, a great place for kids to run and play

What kind of place is Gwangjeok Sports Park?

Located inside Yangju Culture and Arts Center at 303, Buheung-ro 618beon-gil, Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, Gwangjeok Sports Park is a spacious and pleasant sports park. It is a popular weekend outing spot where the whole family can enjoy physical activities in nature. Nearby, you will also find walking paths, a small forest, Yangju Culture and Arts Center, and the Western Area Sports Center, making it easy to spend a full day here with your kids.

Main facilities and features

Spacious fields and a variety of sports facilities
- Artificial turf soccer field (international standard, 100 x 62 m)
- Tennis courts (4 courts), jokgu courts (3 courts)
- Basketball court, outdoor performance stage, artificial rock climbing wall
- Fitness course, gateball field, inline skating rink, and more
- A foot water play area open only during summer
Wide walking paths and loop trails
- Well-maintained walking paths run through the sports park, so you can enjoy a forest walk with your kids or relax on a bench.
- Children can run and play freely while enjoying natural scenery that changes with the seasons.
Convenient access and supporting facilities
- The large parking lot makes visiting by car convenient.
- Electric vehicle charging stations, drinking fountains, rest areas, spectator seating, and more
- Nearby educational and cultural facilities such as Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Western Area Sports Center, and the Gyeonggi-do Office of Education Safety Experience Center offer even more things to enjoy

Helpful tips for visitors

This park is together with Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Gyeonggi-do Office of Education Safety Experience Center, Yangju Artificial Rock Climbing Wall, and the Western Area Sports Center, where you can enjoy various performances and indoor sports facilities.
In summer, it opens as a foot water play area. It is one of the popular water play spots because it is spacious, has a pavilion, and offers convenient parking.
Temporary restrooms are open when the outdoor water play area is operating in summer, but they are not currently open.
When using the park, you can use the restrooms at the Western Area Sports Center right in front or the Yangju Culture and Arts Center next door.
Water dispensers are installed at the Western Area Sports Center and Yangju Culture and Arts Center, so you can get drinking water there.
The Western Area Sports Center has Coffee Nari, a cafe run by senior baristas.
The Gyeonggi-do Safety Experience Center and the artificial rock climbing wall operate by reservation, so be sure to book in advance if you plan to use them.
Nearby places such as Gwangjeok Library, Garaebi Five-Day Market, and Yangju Lighting Museum are also nice to visit with your kids.

Fees and program information

Fees
- Tennis court, weekdays (1 hour): 4,400 won / night: 4,950 won
- Tennis court, weekends (1 hour): 4,950 won / night: 6,050 won
- Soccer field, weekdays (2 hours): daytime 35,200 won / night 52,800 won
- Soccer field, weekends (2 hours): daytime 52,800 won / night 70,400 won
Usage information
- Regular closure: 2nd and 4th Sundays
- Coffee Nari: closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on Saturdays

Why it is great to visit with kids

Kids can run freely on the wide grass field and enjoy all kinds of activities such as ball play, biking, and riding scooters.
With well-managed facilities and a pleasant environment, it is a very family-friendly place that many visitors enjoy with children.
Walking paths, forest areas, and a small playground provide many nature-filled spaces that spark children's curiosity.
Nearby facilities such as the culture and arts center, artificial rock climbing wall, safety experience center, and sports center make it easy to fill the day with fun activities.

"Gwangjeok Sports Park is a wonderful place where you can stay active with your kids and make special memories, thanks to its wide natural surroundings and variety of sports facilities."

FAQ about Gwangjeok Sports Park

What play facilities and seasonal programs can children enjoy at Gwangjeok Sports Park?
Gwangjeok Sports Park has outdoor spaces where children can run and play, including a large artificial turf field, walking paths, and a small forest. In summer, the seasonal foot water play area opens for water play. It is spacious, has a pavilion, and convenient parking, which makes it especially popular with families.
What convenience facilities are available at and near Gwangjeok Sports Park?
There is no separate restroom inside Gwangjeok Sports Park, so visitors need to use the restrooms at the Western Area Sports Center right in front of the park or at Yangju Culture and Arts Center next door. Both locations have water dispensers for drinking water. There is also a large parking lot, and nearby convenience options include Coffee Nari and other facilities. However, baby chairs, a nursing room, diaper changing stations, and stroller rental are not provided.
What are the usage fees and how do I use the sports facilities such as the soccer field and tennis courts at Gwangjeok Sports Park?
Major sports facilities such as the soccer field and tennis courts require a reservation and a paid fee. Tennis courts cost 4,400 won on weekdays for 1 hour, or 4,950 won at night. On weekends, the fee is 4,950 won, or 6,050 won at night. The soccer field costs 35,200 won during weekday daytime for 2 hours, or 52,800 won at night. On weekends, it costs 52,800 won during the daytime or 70,400 won at night. Some facilities, such as the artificial rock climbing wall and the safety experience center, also require reservations, so please check in advance. Walking and using the park's outdoor areas are free.
What are the regular closure days at Gwangjeok Sports Park, and what should visitors keep in mind when entering?
Some facilities at Gwangjeok Sports Park are regularly closed on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Temporary restrooms open during the summer outdoor water play season, but access is limited at other times. Coffee Nari inside the Western Area Sports Center closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on Saturdays. Facilities that require reservations, such as the Gyeonggi-do Safety Experience Center and the artificial rock climbing wall, must be booked in advance.
Are there any additional places near Gwangjeok Sports Park that are good to visit with kids?
Near the park, you will find Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Western Area Sports Center, the Gyeonggi-do Office of Education Safety Experience Center, and the Yangju Artificial Rock Climbing Wall, where families can enjoy cultural and hands-on activities. Other nearby places to visit include Gwangjeok Library, Garaebi Five-Day Market, and Yangju Lighting Museum.

Gwangjeok Sports Park Address

Address: Yangju Culture and Arts Center, 303, Buheung-ro 618beon-gil, Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea

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How to make a reservation for Gwangjeok Sports Park?

Advance reservation required

Mon	06:00 ~ 22:00
Tue	06:00 ~ 22:00
Wed	06:00 ~ 22:00
Thu	06:00 ~ 22:00
Fri	06:00 ~ 22:00
Sat	06:00 ~ 22:00
Sun	06:00 ~ 22:00

Mon

06:00 ~ 22:00

Tue

06:00 ~ 22:00

Wed

06:00 ~ 22:00

Thu

06:00 ~ 22:00

Fri

06:00 ~ 22:00

Sat

06:00 ~ 22:00

Sun

06:00 ~ 22:00

Prices & Programs of Gwangjeok Sports Park

[Fees]

Tennis court weekdays (1 hour) - 4,400 won / night 4,950 won

Tennis court weekends (1 hour) - 4,950 won / night 6,050 won

Soccer field weekdays (2 hours) - daytime 35,200 won / night 52,800 won

Soccer field weekends (2 hours) - daytime 52,800 won / night 70,400 won

[Usage Information]

Regular closure - 2nd and 4th Sunday

Coffee Nari - closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on Saturday

Gwangjeok Sports Park, a great place for kids to run and play

What kind of place is Gwangjeok Sports Park?

Main facilities and features

Spacious fields and a variety of sports facilities

Artificial turf soccer field (international standard, 100 x 62 m)
Tennis courts (4 courts), jokgu courts (3 courts)
Basketball court, outdoor performance stage, artificial rock climbing wall
Fitness course, gateball field, inline skating rink, and more
A foot water play area open only during summer

Wide walking paths and loop trails

Well-maintained walking paths run through the sports park, so you can enjoy a forest walk with your kids or relax on a bench.
Children can run and play freely while enjoying natural scenery that changes with the seasons.

Convenient access and supporting facilities

The large parking lot makes visiting by car convenient.
Electric vehicle charging stations, drinking fountains, rest areas, spectator seating, and more
Nearby educational and cultural facilities such as Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Western Area Sports Center, and the Gyeonggi-do Office of Education Safety Experience Center offer even more things to enjoy

Helpful tips for visitors

This park is together with Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Gyeonggi-do Office of Education Safety Experience Center, Yangju Artificial Rock Climbing Wall, and the Western Area Sports Center, where you can enjoy various performances and indoor sports facilities.

In summer, it opens as a foot water play area. It is one of the popular water play spots because it is spacious, has a pavilion, and offers convenient parking.

Temporary restrooms are open when the outdoor water play area is operating in summer, but they are not currently open.

When using the park, you can use the restrooms at the Western Area Sports Center right in front or the Yangju Culture and Arts Center next door.

Water dispensers are installed at the Western Area Sports Center and Yangju Culture and Arts Center, so you can get drinking water there.

The Western Area Sports Center has Coffee Nari, a cafe run by senior baristas.

The Gyeonggi-do Safety Experience Center and the artificial rock climbing wall operate by reservation, so be sure to book in advance if you plan to use them.

Nearby places such as Gwangjeok Library, Garaebi Five-Day Market, and Yangju Lighting Museum are also nice to visit with your kids.

Fees and program information

Fees

Tennis court, weekdays (1 hour): 4,400 won / night: 4,950 won
Tennis court, weekends (1 hour): 4,950 won / night: 6,050 won
Soccer field, weekdays (2 hours): daytime 35,200 won / night 52,800 won
Soccer field, weekends (2 hours): daytime 52,800 won / night 70,400 won

Usage information

Regular closure: 2nd and 4th Sundays
Coffee Nari: closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on Saturdays

Why it is great to visit with kids

Kids can run freely on the wide grass field and enjoy all kinds of activities such as ball play, biking, and riding scooters.

With well-managed facilities and a pleasant environment, it is a very family-friendly place that many visitors enjoy with children.

Walking paths, forest areas, and a small playground provide many nature-filled spaces that spark children's curiosity.

Nearby facilities such as the culture and arts center, artificial rock climbing wall, safety experience center, and sports center make it easy to fill the day with fun activities.

"Gwangjeok Sports Park is a wonderful place where you can stay active with your kids and make special memories, thanks to its wide natural surroundings and variety of sports facilities."

FAQ about Gwangjeok Sports Park

What play facilities and seasonal programs can children enjoy at Gwangjeok Sports Park?

Gwangjeok Sports Park has outdoor spaces where children can run and play, including a large artificial turf field, walking paths, and a small forest. In summer, the seasonal foot water play area opens for water play. It is spacious, has a pavilion, and convenient parking, which makes it especially popular with families.

What convenience facilities are available at and near Gwangjeok Sports Park?

There is no separate restroom inside Gwangjeok Sports Park, so visitors need to use the restrooms at the Western Area Sports Center right in front of the park or at Yangju Culture and Arts Center next door. Both locations have water dispensers for drinking water. There is also a large parking lot, and nearby convenience options include Coffee Nari and other facilities. However, baby chairs, a nursing room, diaper changing stations, and stroller rental are not provided.

What are the usage fees and how do I use the sports facilities such as the soccer field and tennis courts at Gwangjeok Sports Park?

Major sports facilities such as the soccer field and tennis courts require a reservation and a paid fee. Tennis courts cost 4,400 won on weekdays for 1 hour, or 4,950 won at night. On weekends, the fee is 4,950 won, or 6,050 won at night. The soccer field costs 35,200 won during weekday daytime for 2 hours, or 52,800 won at night. On weekends, it costs 52,800 won during the daytime or 70,400 won at night. Some facilities, such as the artificial rock climbing wall and the safety experience center, also require reservations, so please check in advance. Walking and using the park's outdoor areas are free.

What are the regular closure days at Gwangjeok Sports Park, and what should visitors keep in mind when entering?

Some facilities at Gwangjeok Sports Park are regularly closed on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Temporary restrooms open during the summer outdoor water play season, but access is limited at other times. Coffee Nari inside the Western Area Sports Center closes at 21:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on Saturdays. Facilities that require reservations, such as the Gyeonggi-do Safety Experience Center and the artificial rock climbing wall, must be booked in advance.

Are there any additional places near Gwangjeok Sports Park that are good to visit with kids?

Near the park, you will find Yangju Culture and Arts Center, the Western Area Sports Center, the Gyeonggi-do Office of Education Safety Experience Center, and the Yangju Artificial Rock Climbing Wall, where families can enjoy cultural and hands-on activities. Other nearby places to visit include Gwangjeok Library, Garaebi Five-Day Market, and Yangju Lighting Museum.