Seongho Park

Seongho Park is an urban neighborhood park created for the healthy leisure activities and physical training of local residents. The name of Seongho Park is the pen name of Ik Ik, a representative Silhak scholar born in Ansan. In particular, Seongho Park is connected to the tomb of Iik Seongho, Cheomseongsa Temple, the shrine of Iik Seongho, and Seongho Memorial Hall, a first-class museum, making it a perfect course for exploring Seongho Iik. In Seongho Park, 29 different tree species, including pine trees, and 16 types of shrubs, including Jasanhong, are planted. It has a large park area and parking lot, and is equipped with facilities that anyone can enjoy, such as a soccer field, roller skating rink, and playground, making it a resting place for Ansan citizens. Danwon Sculpture Plaza, built within Seongho Park, exhibits works by Korea's top mid-career artists and excellent masterpieces from the Danwon Art Exhibition on a large lawn, showing a beauty that cannot be found in other sculpture plazas. In addition, the 22 relief murals depicting genre paintings by Danwon Kim Hong-do placed in the center of the Sculpture Plaza are unique works that can only be seen in Ansan, the city of Danwon.

Details

Admission fee

Free

Restroom

Yes

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

There is a parking space exclusively for the disabled (next to the small playground, next to the soccer field, Seongho Memorial Hall)_Disabled-free convenience parking available for the disabled (9 spaces)

Access route

There are no steps to the entrance so it is wheelchair accessible. The slope at the main entrance is gentle.

Restroom

There is a restroom exclusively for the disabled (outdoor restroom, equipped with a ramp), automatic door, and enough space for a wheelchair. There is a toilet handle.

Families with infants

Other facilities

Baby toilet (family toilet) available; diaper changing table in the toilet