Gijang-gun, Busan · Outdoors with your dog

Walk with your dog at Yongso Wellbeing Park

Yongso Valley Reservoir, wooded paths and a waterside deck come together in this Gijang walking spot. It suits a slower outing with your dog among water and trees.

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Follow the deck beside the reservoir and continue into the wooded paths for a walk shaped by water, trees and changing seasonal scenery.

Visit Busan lists the park as allowing pets. It does not give leash, area or fee details; check those conditions with the manager or on-site signs before setting out.

Check trail access and on-site rules

Setting
Woodland paths, Yongso Valley Reservoir and a waterside deck
Pet listing
Visit Busan marks the destination as allowing pets
Detailed rules
Leash, breed and area-specific rules are not published on the listing

The pet listing does not establish access to every facility or detailed park rules. Follow current signs and the manager’s guidance.

A deck beside the reservoir leads into woodland

Walk beside the water before turning along the wooded path. The combination makes this a good choice for a quiet outing focused on the reservoir and trees.

The listed transit route starts at Exit 1 of Gijang Station on the Donghae Line, transfers to Gijang County bus 11 at Gijang Catholic Church stop, then continues on foot from Seobu Jugong Apartment stop. Confirm current service before travelling.

Check the Seobu-ri address and bus route

Address
San 7-2, Seobu-ri, Gijang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan
Management contact
051-709-4534
Transit listing
Gijang Station, Exit 1 → transfer to Gijang County bus 11 at Gijang Catholic Church stop → walk 13 minutes from Seobu Jugong Apartment stop
Hours, fees and parking
Not stated in the official tourism listing

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Use the listed address and transit route, then follow current park notices about dog access.

Official sources and access information

Each source has its own check date. The linked original pages are in Korean.

  • Yongso Wellbeing Park, a quiet walking route in Gijang

    Visit Busan, Busan Metropolitan City’s official tourism portal

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    Describes the reservoir, woodland and waterside deck, address, phone, transit and a pet-accompaniment designation. It does not state detailed pet rules.

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