Yongma Falls Park

Getting in

Approach

The way to the park is a little difficult for wheelchair users. The way from the subway station is somewhat long and has steep stretches. Take care if you use a wheelchair or push a stroller.

Route

Directions to the park use Yongmasan Station Exit 2. The street elevator is at a different exit, so wheelchair users may need a different way.

Entrance

The main entrance is wide, with no steps or slope. The park has no ticket office.

Parking

The surface parking lot has 4 spaces for people with disabilities. Parking is a little inconvenient for wheelchair users.

Inside

Paths

Paths inside the park are wide, with no steps or slopes. You can move around freely by wheelchair.

Pond path

A narrow path runs to the middle of the pond below the falls, and wheelchairs can use it. You can also reach the artwork Tawonbonbu (타원본부) in the pond by wheelchair.

Toilets

Accessible toilets are next to the parking lot and near the falls. The toilet entrance has no step or slope, and the room is large enough for a power wheelchair.

Toilet use

Some parts of the accessible toilets are a little hard to use. The door appears to slide, and the grab bar beside the toilet appears to fold down.

Rest

The park has open shelters and outdoor tables where you can rest.

Also useful

Waterfall

The waterfall runs only from May to August (Seoul Danurim entry dated October 20, 2026). In May and June, it runs 3 times on weekdays and 4 times on holidays. From July 16, it runs 4 times on weekdays and 5 times on holidays, including at night. It stops when it rains.

Baby care

You can borrow a stroller at the management office, and there is a place to leave one. The accessible toilet has a child seat and a diaper changing table. The park has no nursing room.

Information

Information facilities are a little inconvenient for wheelchair users.

Not known yet

• Slope and length of the way from the street elevator exit at Yongmasan Station to the park
• Which parts of the accessible toilets are hard to use
• Exact width of the narrow pond path
• Whether wheelchairs can be borrowed at the park
• Park opening hours and admission fee

Sources

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

• Seoul DanurimOct 2026