Jamwon Hangang Park
You can visit this park by wheelchair: the main entrance and paths are flat, and there are wheelchair toilets. Jamwon Hangang Park is a 5.4 km riverside park with sports facilities, a swimming pool and a bike path.
- Wheelchair
- Wheelchair accessibleThe main entrance and paths are flat with no steps, and the park has wheelchair toilets with room for a power wheelchair.
- Walking load
- MediumThe park runs 5.4 km along the river and is not close to the subway. The paths are flat, with no steps or slopes.
- Source
- Checked online · Oct 2026

Getting in
- Entrance
- The main entrance has no steps or slopes. The ground just inside is flat too.
- Parking
- Jamwon parking lots 1 to 6 all have accessible spaces. Lot 4 is at the Hannam Bridge view cafe, lot 5 faces the tennis courts, and lot 6 is next to the swimming pool.
Inside
- Paths
- The paths are easy to use by wheelchair. They are flat, with no steps or slopes.
- Toilets
- The park has wheelchair toilets, with plenty of room for a power wheelchair.
- Toilet ramp
- One outdoor wheelchair toilet appears to sit on a raised metal platform. A ramp with railings appears to lead up to it.
- Wheelchairs
- You can borrow a wheelchair at the Jamwon Information Center (잠원안내센터).
Also useful
- Strollers
- You may be able to borrow a stroller at the Jamwon Information Center. This service may not be available. Ask at the center when you arrive.
Not known yet
- Opening hours and fees
- Step-free route from the subway elevator exits to the park
- How steep the ramp to the outdoor toilet is
- How many wheelchairs you can borrow, and at what hours
- Whether the bike path and walking paths are separate
Sources
The summary, the notes and the lists on this page draw on these sources.
- Seoul DanurimOct 2026
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