Yonghwasan National Recreational Forest (국립 용화산자연휴양림)

A recreational forest established at the foot of Yonghwasan Mountain (878 m) in Sabuk-myeon, Chuncheon Yonghwasan Mountain has been selected one of the best 100 mountains in Korea by the Korea Forest Service and is well-known for the TV program in which BTS members climbed it in 2020. Yonghwasan Recreational Forest is home to needle leaf trees and broadleaf trees, such as pine, oak, birch, and larch, and has a clean atmosphere of the natural environment along with the clear valley. It is equipped with various convenient facilities, such as accommodation, campground, hiking road, trail, and forest park amid healing nature. Yonghwasan Recreational Forest is ideal for not only camping and hiking but also forest leisure and sports activities. It runs Forest Experience Center, which is an indoor forest leisure and sports activity facility that can be used regardless of the weather and season. It provides various experience activities, such as Vertical Slide where visitors will experience falling straight down, Zip Zag where visitors wearing safety equipment will experience a zipline-type ride along the railway, Rope Adventure where visitors will complete a course of a rope and a suspension bridge, and Design Rock Climbing consisting of various difficulty levels. In the open air, there are leisure and sports facilities, such as Artificial Rock Climbing Site, Flying Squirrel (Quick Jump), and Flying in the Forest (Zipline). Besides, it provides the wooden crafts experience and the forest guide program.

Experience Guide

1. Wooden crafts experience 2. Forest guide program 3. Forest leisure and sports indoor & outdoor.  

Age Limit for Experience

People of all ages  

Capacity

500 people  

Opening Day

2006  

Opening Hours

09:00–18:00  

Holiday

Every Tuesday  

Parking

Available  

Inquiries

• 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-33-243-9261  

Mountain Not Access Period

Seasonal Forest Fire Watches
Spring: February 1-May 15
Autumn: November 1-December 15

* Subject to change based on weather conditions

Admission Fees

Individual – Adults: KRW 1,000, Youth: KRW 600, Children: KRW 300, Group – Adults: KRW 800, Youth: KRW 500, Children: KRW 200

Restrooms

Available

Parking Fees

Small vehicles: KRW 1,500–3,000, Large vehicles: KRW 5,000

Available Facilities

Forest Culture Recreational Center, main lodge building, and campground

Reservation Info. for Natives

Online reservation on the homepage