77 Dol Gopchang | Restaurant Guide | K-Travel Mate

Sasang Neighborhood Park offers various themed spaces, making it a great outdoor play area for children. Starting with the Clock Plaza themed after the fairy tale Alice in Wonderland, it also features the Little Forest Country, a forest experience zone for toddlers, the Mysterious Forest playground for children, and the Adventure Castle to cultivate adventurous spirits. At the upper part of the playground, the Forest Rest Area includes a small experience zone where children can meet animals from the fairy tale, giving a feeling as if they are inside the story. Additionally, the park has a bounce dome, zip line, ground fountain, Sasang Garden, and pine forest rest area, providing fun and adventurous opportunities for kids to play and nurture their dreams. There is also a walking trail for adults.

Samnak boasts the largest floodplain area, featuring diverse natural environments and waterfront spaces designed for sports and public relaxation. Formerly a vinyl greenhouse cultivation site, in 1998 Sasang District Office created a sports ground (446,280㎡) on the upper part of the Samnak floodplain. In 2006, Busan City’s Nakdonggang floodplain redevelopment included an eco-friendly farming area (793,388㎡) for winter migratory bird feeding, a water play area, inline skating rink, and restored wetlands (66,115㎡). In 2009, under the Four Rivers Restoration Project, the farming area was removed to restore migratory bird feeding grounds and wetlands, and a mooring was established for future watersports. Samnak Ecological Park is mainly composed of three parts: first, sports facilities for citizens in the top and central areas; second, a large natural grassland of reeds and salt willow clusters (including some spots for endangered Korean pond frogs) and walking trails in the upper part; third, reed wetland formation in the lower part attracting many seasonal migratory birds.