Mulhyanggi Arboretum — Attraction in Osan-si

Visited Mulhyanggi Arboretum in the first week of November. Would recommend to people in the area.

The timing was just right that most of the leaves had changed color but were still on the trees. Some trees still had small sections of green mixed with their fall colors. Got very lucky on our timing.

The park was clean and very well maintained. There are a couple public restrooms- cleaner than I have ever seen in a park in America.

Unfortunately I don't remember exactly what we paid. I know it was inexpensive. We drove a car there. There was a fee to park (I think it was 10,000 won). And there was a fee to enter the park (maybe 3,000 won per adult). Overall prices were nominal.

Two things to note- double check the park's closing time before going. The google listing was off by an hour and we showed up at closing time the first time we tried to visit. Second, as an American I am used to recycling bins and trash cans everywhere. I was surprised to see that public trash cans are somewhat hard to find in Korea. That in mind, dont expect to find them in this park either. So plan on taking out whatever you bring in- not a big deal just...

This large serene park seems very popular. The parking lot looked full, but because the park is so huge, it did not feel crowded at all

During my visit, I saw families using the picnic tables, enjoying the pavilions and multi-generational families strolling through the many areas in the park. There are many areas that are also wheelchair accessible.

It’s a beautiful space for...

It’s a good place for a picnic. Bring snacks. Parking is 1,500 won and the entrance fee per person just costs 1,500 won. Kids and seniors have a discount. Come early to secure a nice picnic spot. There are lots of areas for great photos and plenty of easy trails. This place is great to visit during the Spring and Fall. Pets...