Pyeongtaek Summer Splash Pads
Public Pyeongtaek splash pads usually open in July and August. Keep reading to learn more about splash pads including locations and rules!
Updated: July 2022
Splash Pads in South Korea
Many cities and private malls across South Korea have invested in splash pads to help families beat the summer heat. Splash pads are often free to use and very popular with community families.
Splash Pad Seasonal Operation Hours
The splash park schedules may vary depending on if they are city or privately owned:
- City-run splash pads often run on a schedule with limited times each day during July and August. Cities often post the splash pad hours on signs near the splash parks.
- Privately owned malls may operate their splash pads in June, July, and August.
Finding Splash Pads in South Korea
However, many splash pads are not clearly noted in Naver Maps. You may find some by searching 물놀이, 물놀이장, or 물장구. This means we need to rely on our local communities to find access to splash pads in our region.
That said, some city governments document the publicly managed splash pads (물놀이) on their websites. Using the Naver Search portal may help you find splash pads via such city websites or community bloggers.
Korean Splash Pad Culture Notes and Rules
Also, and this is a big one, we have included Cultural Notes in each splash pad listing so you can better understand the social rules associated with splash pads and don’t get caught off guard. Knowing what’s expected ahead of time will help you feel more comfortable and have a stress-free playtime:
Public Pyeongtaek Splash Pads Open July & August
In Pyeongtaek-si, South of Seoul volunteers tracked down a variety of splash pads and added them to the South of Seoul app. We continue to add more splash pads as they are found around the community.
Now that we have you oriented to how the place pad listings work, let’s take a quick look at our five picks and what neighborhoods they are in:
Anjung-eup, Pyeongtaek-si
Hyeonhwa Park And Splash Pad
000-000-0000
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
현화근린공원
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 안중읍 안현로서8길 48
Description:
Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Wednesday Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Bijeon-dong, Pyeongtaek-si
Parking can be hectic but this is one of the best splash pads in town.
Water Play Childrens Park
000-000-0000
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
물장구 어린이공원
Hangul Address:
평택시 비전동 1087
Description:
Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Mondays Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Dogok-ri, Pyeongtaek-si
Dugokgeunrin Park
Hangul Name:
도곡근린공원
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 포승읍 여술로 47
Description:
Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Wednesday Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Gwongwon-ri, Pyeongtaek-si
This splash pad is located on the walk up toward the pyramid-shaped art gallery.
Pyeongtaek Lake Recreation Area
000-000-0000
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Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 현덕면 권관리 315-2
Description:
This is a wonderful place to spend outside with the family. Plenty of space for kids to run and play. Every year locals go here early in the morning to celebrate the New Year. In summer, you can water ski, rent paddle boats, kite board, take sailing classes, watch drive-in movies, visit the art museum, visit cafes, each sashimi, and more.
Ichung-dong, Pyeongtaek-si
Huge splash pad near a beautiful hike.
Buraksan Splash Pad
000-000-0000
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Hangul Address:
평택시 비전동 802
Description:
Huge splash pad. Wonderful for kids and grown ups. Its open on the weekends. Exact Schedule unknown. Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Mondays Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Hapjeong-dong, Pyeongtaek-si
Baemi Park
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 합정동 969
Description:
Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Mondays Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Jukbaek-dong, Pyeongtaek-si
Located inside the Dome shopping mall.
Dome Splash Pad
000-000-000
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Hangul Address:
주소 경기 평택시 비전5로 10
Description:
An indoor splash pad under a glass dome in a mall.
Segyo-dong, Pyeongtaek-si
Segyo Park And Splash Pad
000-000-0000
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Hangul Name:
세교공원
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 세교1로 36
Description:
There are restrooms here parking is hard to find. Must find parking on nearby roads. There is a school nearby so many of the roads there is no parking. If you walk one block in any direction you will find restaurants , 7-Eleven, and Paris Baguette. Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Mondays Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Sin-ri, Pyeongtaek-si
Beautiful rural garden and kids play zone.
Picnic Garden And Splash Pad
000-000-0000
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Hangul Name:
소풍정원
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 고덕면 궁리 476-17
Description:
Sopung Park This is part of a large, stunning park area thats perfect for picnics and long walks. Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Mondays Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
Yongi-dong, Pyeongtaek-si
Shinheunggeunrin Park
Hangul Name:
신흥근린공원
Hangul Address:
경기도 평택시 용이동 744-1
Description:
Cultural Notes for Splash Pads: Splash pads are operated on a limited schedules. There is always a bathroom near the splash pad (90% of the time) where kids can change clothes before and after playing. - Bring a change of clothes for when they are finished getting wet. - Wear a baseball cap. Not everyone follows this rule but it is the best practice. - Wear outdoor slippers or water shoes. Its very uncommon to go barefoot here. Splash Park Schedule: Middle of July (the exact date depends on region) – August 31 Closed: Mondays Water Times: 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 45-minute run / 15-minute Break
You can find the listings in the South of Seoul app which can be downloaded from Google Play or the Apple App Store.
Founded in 2015, the South of Seoul team consists of volunteers on three continents working together to support English-speaking people traveling or living in South Korea. South of Seoul volunteers work with organizations and individuals across South Korea to improve equitable access to information across South Korea. Much of South of Seoul’s information focuses on Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.
Blogs published under the authorship of “South of Seoul” include blogs compiled by multiple volunteers to improve access to standardized information unrelated to individualized personal experiences.
South of Seoul
Founded in 2015, the South of Seoul team consists of volunteers on three continents working together to support English-speaking people traveling or living in South Korea. South of Seoul volunteers work with organizations and individuals across South Korea to improve equitable access to information across South Korea. Much of South of Seoul's information focuses on Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. Blogs published under the authorship of "South of Seoul" include blogs compiled by multiple volunteers to improve access to standardized information unrelated to individualized personal experiences.
