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Busan Citizens Park

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4.5 (7841 reviews)

Large urban park on a onetime U.S. army base, with walking paths, playgrounds & a musical fountain.

73 Simingongwon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea

+82 51-850-6000

Did You Know?
7 facts
Camp Hialeah
Historical Transformation

Busan Citizens Park was formerly Camp Hialeah, a US Army base that occupied the site for over 60 years, from the Korean War era until its return to South Korea in 2006.

473,246 sqm
Expansive Green Space

Spanning an impressive 473,246 square meters (approximately 117 acres), Busan Citizens Park is one of the largest urban parks in South Korea, offering vast green spaces for relaxation and recreation.

2014
Public Opening

After years of planning and development following the return of the land, Busan Citizens Park officially opened its gates to the public on May 1, 2014, becoming a beloved urban oasis.

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Distinctive Zones

The park is thoughtfully divided into five distinct themed zones: Memory, Culture, Nature, Participation, and Amusement, each offering unique attractions and experiences for visitors.

Highlights from Reviews

• Family-friendly amenities

The park boasts multiple playgrounds, a kids' library, 3D movie, and water features, making it ideal for children and families.

• Spacious and well-maintained

Visitors consistently highlight the park's vast size, cleanliness, and excellent upkeep, providing a pleasant environment.

• Diverse activities

The park offers a wide range of activities including walking paths, picnic spots, cultural displays, and areas for sports and photography.

• Free entry & accessibility

Admission is free, and its convenient location near public transport with long operating hours makes it easily accessible.

• Relaxing atmosphere

Described as a green oasis, the park provides a calm, peaceful environment perfect for unwinding and enjoying nature.

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