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At a Glance: Misari Speedboat Park (미사리 경정공원) offers a mix of leisure activities, sports facilities, and beautiful lakeside views just outside Seoul.
The moment I stepped into Misari Speedboat Park (미사리 경정공원), the serene view of the lake struck me. I could see families enjoying picnics, couples biking along the paths, and groups of friends engaged in various sports. The park’s atmosphere felt inviting and laid-back, making it a perfect escape from the city hustle.
What can you do at Misari Speedboat Park (미사리 경정공원)?
At Misari Speedboat Park, there’s no shortage of activities to keep you entertained. The park was originally designed for rowing and sailing competitions during the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. Today, you can rent bicycles for a scenic ride along the 5-kilometer bike path or try out pedal carts on the lake. For those who enjoy team sports, there are soccer fields and footvolley courts available.
if you want a more relaxed pace, simply stroll around the lake or find a spot at one of the pavilions to enjoy a snack. There are also several snack bars scattered throughout the park where you can grab refreshments.
What is the difficulty level and fitness required?
Most activities at Misari Speedboat Park cater to all fitness levels. Cycling is easy for anyone familiar with riding a bike; it’s an enjoyable way to explore without requiring intense physical exertion. If you’re up for some friendly competition, soccer or footvolley can provide a good workout but is still accessible even for beginners.
How much does it cost to visit Misari Speedboat Park (미사리 경정공원)?
The great thing about visiting this park is that admission is free, which makes it an ideal destination if you’re on a budget. However, if you plan to rent bikes or pedal carts, here’s what you can expect:
Bicycles: 1-person bike for ₩4,000 (about $3 USD) per hour; 2-person bike for ₩8,000 (about $6 USD) per hour.
Pedal carts: 1-person cart for ₩5,000 (about $4 USD) per 30 minutes; 2-person cart for ₩8,000 (about $6 USD) per 30 minutes.
Parking is available on-site with approximately 3,000 spaces. You’ll pay ₩4,000 (about $3 USD) for small vehicles and ₩10,000 (about $7 USD) for larger ones.
What should first-timers know before visiting?
A few practical tips might enhance your visit. First off, consider arriving early—especially on weekends—since parking fills up quickly as locals flock to enjoy their day off here. Operating hours are from 05:00 to 20:00 all year round.
If you’re not fluent in Korean but need assistance while visiting the park, don’t worry! The travel hotline offers support in multiple languages including English and Japanese at +82-2-1330 or +82-31-790-8114 if you have specific questions.
