Seohuri Forest
A 100,000-pyeong forest filled with phytoncides
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200, Geobukbawi 1-gil, Seojong-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
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Same-day visit and on-site registration only; reservations are not available
Open/Closes
Mon 09:00 ~ 18:00 Tue 09:00 ~ 18:00 Wed Regular closed day Thu 09:00 ~ 18:00 Fri 09:00 ~ 18:00 Sat 09:00 ~ 18:00 Sun 09:00 ~ 18:00
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Prices & Programs of Seohuri Forest
- [Admission]
- Adults: 8,000 won
- Students, people with disabilities, seniors, national merit recipients, and groups of 30 or more: 7,000 won
- Children under elementary school age and Seojong-myeon residents: 5,000 won
Parenting Tips for Seohuri Forest
- There are BTS photo spots throughout the forest, so it is fun to copy the poses and take photos.
- There is a 1-hour course and a 30-minute course, and neither is very difficult, so the 1-hour course is recommended.
- Because there are many dirt paths, bringing a stroller is not recommended.
- Sneakers, insect repellent, a handheld fan, bottled water, and comfortable clothing are must-bring items.
- The restroom is only available in one place near the entrance, so make sure to use it before heading in.
- There is a cafe near the entrance, which is great for relaxing in the forest.
- There is a winter closure period, so it is best to check before visiting.
- The road on the way there is narrow, so beginner drivers should be careful.
- Because the parking lot is small, parking may not be easy.
When you need a slow, peaceful day walking in the woods
Seohuri Forest is a great place to take a relaxed walk with your child in a 100,000-pyeong forest filled with phytoncides. With a variety of forest trails, including a birch forest and a metasequoia forest, it is a wonderful spot to enjoy a family outing while feeling close to nature.
Forest trails that are great for walking with kids
- There is a 30-minute course and a 1-hour course, so you can choose based on your child's condition.
- Most of the paths are dirt trails, so they are not too demanding, but if you want to look around more leisurely, the 1-hour course is recommended.
- You will also find BTS photo spots throughout the forest, which makes it fun to copy the poses and take pictures.
Things to check before your visit
- Parking is available, but the space is limited, and the access road is narrow, so beginner drivers should be careful.
- There is no nursing room, baby chair, or stroller rental, and because there are many dirt paths, stroller use is not recommended.
- There is only one restroom near the entrance, so it is best to use it before your walk.
Useful items for parents to bring
- Be sure to bring sneakers, drinking water, insect repellent, a handheld fan, and comfortable clothing.
- The cafe near the entrance is a nice place to take a short break, and since there is a seasonal closure in winter, it is recommended to check before visiting.
"If you want to enjoy a quiet walk in nature with your child, this is a lovely place to visit."
FAQ about Seohuri Forest
Is Seohuri Forest a good place to walk with kids?
Seohuri Forest has both a 30-minute course and a 1-hour course, so it is a good place to choose a walk based on your child's condition. It is a lovely spot to enjoy nature slowly with a child who likes walking.Can you get around Seohuri Forest with a stroller?
Seohuri Forest has many dirt paths and some slopes, so stroller use is not recommended. If you are visiting with a young child, it is better to consider using a baby carrier or walking with a guardian.Does Seohuri Forest have a nursing room or diaper changing station?
A dedicated nursing room at Seohuri Forest has not been confirmed. A diaper changing station has been confirmed to be available inside the restroom.Where is the restroom at Seohuri Forest?
The restroom at Seohuri Forest is near the entrance, so it is best to use it before your walk. Restroom information for inside the forest trails has not been confirmed.What are the operating hours and closed days for Seohuri Forest?
Seohuri Forest usually operates from 09:00 to 18:00, with last admission at 17:00. It is regularly closed every Wednesday, and it is seasonally closed from December to February in winter.How much is the admission fee for Seohuri Forest?
Admission to Seohuri Forest is 8,000 won for adults, and 7,000 won for students, people with disabilities, seniors, national merit recipients, and groups. Children under elementary school age are 5,000 won.Is parking available at Seohuri Forest?
Seohuri Forest has a parking lot, but the space is rather limited. On weekends or during busy times, parking may not be easy, so it is best to arrive with extra time.Is Seohuri Forest easy to reach by public transportation?
Seohuri Forest is somewhat inconvenient to reach by public transportation, so driving is more convenient. If you use public transportation, one known option is to take a taxi from Yangsu Station.What should you bring before visiting Seohuri Forest?
Since Seohuri Forest is mainly about walking on dirt trails, it is helpful to bring sneakers, drinking water, insect repellent, a handheld fan, and comfortable clothing. These are especially useful on hot days or during seasons with lots of bugs.
Seohuri Forest Address
Address: 200, Geobukbawi 1-gil, Seojong-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
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How to make a reservation for Seohuri Forest?
Same-day visit and on-site registration only; reservations are not available