Boramae Park

Getting in

Entrance

The main entrance has no step or slope, so you can enter by wheelchair. Two posts that block cars appear to stand there, with a gap of unknown width.

Parking

Accessible parking is at the main gate and the east gate. The east gate side is somewhat steep, and the main gate car park has a barrier.

Inside

Paths

Paths in the park have no steps, and the slopes are gentle. The park is large.

Toilets

You can use an accessible toilet in the park, with room inside to turn a power wheelchair. Some parts can still be awkward to use.

Playground toilet

The playground toilet appears roomy, with grab bars beside the toilet and at the sink. Its entrance appears to have no step.

Wheelchair rental

You can borrow one of 5 wheelchairs for free, as of October 2026. The rental desk is at the park office.

Also useful

Visiting

The park is open every day, as of December 2024. There is no ticket booth.

Strollers

One note says you can borrow a stroller. But the park may have no stroller rental service. There is no stroller storage.

Family care

A nursing room and diaper-changing table are in the Eastern Parks and Greenery Office (동부공원녹지사업소). The park also has a family toilet.

Vision and hearing

One note says each entrance has a Braille map. But the park may have no facilities for blind or low-vision visitors. There are no facilities for Deaf or hard-of-hearing visitors.

Not known yet

• Elevator exits at Boramae Park Station
• What makes the accessible toilet awkward to use
• How to borrow a wheelchair
• How to get past the car park barrier at the main gate

Sources

The summary, the notes and the lists on this page draw on these sources.

• Seoul DanurimDec 2024
• Korea Tourism OrganizationMar 2026