Secheon Park

Secheon Park was created in 1986 as an urban park in the area around the Secheon Soryuji area on the western side of Sikjangsan Mountain, and is a place where the natural ecology is well preserved. Approximately 6,000 species of plants grow here, including 800 species native to Korea. Surrounded by a dense natural forest, the Secheon Reservoir was formed by clear water flowing down from Sikjang Mountain, and the area around this area has the highest diversity of plant ecosystems. It is widely used as a place to educate children and students about the natural forest environment. In addition, there are protected maple trees on Mt. Sikjang and Secheon Reservoir, adding to the attractions.
Secheon Park can be accessed through Secheon Park Road on National Route 4, and the Tongyeong-Daejeon Expressway Panam IC is close by. Nearby, there are tourist attractions such as Sikjangsan Sunrise Observatory, Sikjangsan Mountain Natural Ecological Forest, and Daecheongho Lake Natural Waterside Park. There are also several restaurants and cafes at the entrance to the park.

Details

Restroom

Yes

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Ground parking lot / 3 cars

Public transport

From Daejeon Station (high-speed rail), take No. 63 to Jungang Market stop and get off at Gangol Entrance and walk for 4 minutes.

Access route

No steps at the entrance, wheelchair accessible

Entrance passage

No threshold at doorway, normally open door

Restroom

Accessible restroom available

Visual

Other facilities

Assistance dogs allowed

Families with infants

Other facilities

Family bathroom available