Nanji Han River Park Water Play Area

If you find it a shame to only enjoy water activities, Nanji Han River Park Water Play Area, where you can combine camping and park strolls all at once, is a great answer. The Nanji area, the largest leisure hub in the northwest region, brings together a camping ground, Noeul Park, and Haneul Park, making it an excellent place to design a complete 'summer day course'.

At a Glance

• Type: Han River Park Water Play Area (shallow depth)
• 2026 Operation: June 19 ~ August 30
• Fees: Adults 3,000 won / Under 6 free
• Location: Nanji Han River Park, Mapo-gu, Seoul

Operating hours and admission closing times are adjusted annually, so please check the official Han River Park notice before your visit.

Nanji's Strengths — 'Camping and Park Combination'

Nanji Han River Park's distinguishing feature is its 'combinability'. As Nanji Camping Ground is in the same area, it's great for enjoying water activities and camping together, and with World Cup Park (Noeul Park, Haneul Park) connected, you can even include silver grass and sunset strolls in your itinerary. Its location slightly removed from the city center offers a refreshing open feel and a relaxed atmosphere.

How to Get There

• Subway: Approach from Mapo-gu Office Station or World Cup Stadium Station on Line 6. As the park is a bit of a distance from the station, it's a good idea to check bus or walking routes in advance.
• Car: There is a parking lot, but it tends to fill up early on peak season weekends when camping demand also overlaps.

Combining for a Day Course

• Water Activities → Camping: Combine with Nanji Camping Ground for a 1-night summer camping trip.
• Water Activities → Sunset: Evening stroll and silver grass scenery at Noeul Park and Haneul Park.
• Water Activities → Riding: Ride along the Han River bicycle path towards Yanghwa and Yeouido. Compare with Yanghwa Water Play Area in the same lower Han River area, or for swimming pools, refer to Ttukseom Pool to choose according to your preference.

Tips for Use

• Travel Itinerary: It's a bit of a walk from the station, so if you're with infants, plan your stroller or travel route in advance.
• Shade / Drinking Water: Due to its open feel, shade might be limited, so bring sunshades (in designated areas), water, and UV protection.
• Safety: Even in shallow water, parental supervision and adherence to lifeguard instructions are fundamental.

FAQ

• Can I enjoy it with camping? Yes, Nanji Camping Ground is in the same area, making it easy to combine (camping requires separate reservation and fees).
• Is it far from the station? It's a bit further on foot than other Han River Parks, so checking your route is recommended.
• Is it close to Noeul Park? World Cup Park area is connected, leading to walking courses.

Summary

A Han River water play area in the northwest that adds camping and sunset strolls to water activities. It's perfect for families who want to have the most fulfilling day or combine it with camping. (Fees and operating hours updated annually — check official notice)