Korea Tourism Organization / VisitKorea
Seoul Forest
A large urban park for stroller walks and low-pressure outdoor time — a calm reset between busier Seoul sights.
Family quick facts
Best for
Babies in strollers, toddlers, and young children
Good for
Stroller walk, Outdoor break, Picnic-style visit
Indoor / outdoor
Outdoor
Rainy-day friendly
Mainly fair-weather
Stroller access
Main park paths are generally stroller-manageable, but the park is large and some facilities have separate hours.
Nearest subway
Seoul Forest Station Exit 3 about 5 minutes; Ttukseom Station Exit 8 about 15 minutes
From station
~8 min walk
Hours
The main park is open at all times. Some facilities have separate operating hours.
Closed
Open year-round; some facilities may close on Mondays.
Admission
Free admission.
Parking
Parking is available, but the lot is small. Public transportation is recommended.
Parking fee
Small cars: KRW 200 per 5 minutes. Large vehicles: KRW 400 per 5 minutes.
Family facilities
Verified family facilities include a nursing room and stroller rental. Check the official source before visiting.
Visit time
1.5-3 hours
Reservation
No reservation expected for general park visit; events/facilities may differ
Some details may change. Please check the official website before visiting, especially for opening hours, admission fees, reservations, nursing rooms, and stroller access. Admission: free (confirm on site).
Why families like it
- Easy stroller walks on wide park paths
- Low-pressure outdoor time for babies and toddlers
- Good reset between museum or mall days
- Free general park access for walks and picnics
Seoul Forest works well when families need an easy outdoor break without committing to a full attraction day. Broad paths suit strollers on fair-weather days, but rain offers little cover. The Seongsu area nearby has cafes, though stroller access at shops varies.
Family facilities
Main park paths are generally stroller-manageable, but the park is large and some facilities have separate hours.
- Visitor Center includes baby care room/nursery; children’s library also listed Available according to Seoul Danurim / official visitor center info Diaper-changing station indicated by Seoul Danurim
- Use Seoul Forest as a slow morning or late-afternoon walk — not a full-day destination on its own
Getting there
273 Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Seoul Forest Station Exit 3 about 5 minutes; Ttukseom Station Exit 8 about 15 minutes
About 8 minutes on foot from the station (estimate — check on site).
Check hours & fees on the official siteGood to know
- Limited shelter in rain — keep an indoor backup ready.
- Popular on weekends and during blossom or foliage seasons.
- Confirm which entrance is easiest from Seoul Forest or Ttukseom stations.
- Verify restroom and baby facilities before relying on them.
Good to know before you go
Popular on weekends and during flower/fall foliage seasons.
Cafes/restaurants around Seongsu may work for parents, but stroller access varies.
Nearby family ideas
Explore more spots around Seoul or by family need.
Source & verification
Source: Official website
Some details may change. Please check the official website before visiting, especially for opening hours, admission fees, reservations, nursing rooms, baby changing rooms, and stroller access.
Last verified: Jun 27, 2026
Details are based on available sources and may not reflect the latest changes.
Information is for reference only. Please check the official website before visiting.