What are the opening hours of Suwon Daeyupyeong Park?

As an urban park, it is open all year round. However, indoor spaces such as 111CM may have separate hours.

Is parking available?

Yes, the park has underground parking levels (B1 and B2), directly connected to Starfield Suwon via a pedestrian link. On weekends and event days, parking may be crowded, so public transport is recommended.

Is the park family-friendly?

Yes. The water screen plaza, wide lawns, walking trails, and eco ponds make it a great spot for family picnics and walks.

How can I get there by public transport?

From Suwon Station, Sadang Station, or Gangnam Station, take buses bound for ‘Samwhan Nowvill Apartment’ stop, then walk to the park.

Suwon Daeyupyeong Park Complete Guide｜Things to Do, Local Food, Transport & History

Suwon Daeyupyeong Park in Jangan-gu, Suwon is a central urban green space that combines leisure and culture. From the water screen plaza and 111CM cultural hub to scenic walking trails and skywalks, this guide shows you how to enjoy the park to the fullest.

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111CM cultural complex opened in the Daeyupyeong district

Quick Overview

Suwon Daeyupyeong Park, located in Jangan-gu, Suwon, is a large multi-purpose urban park. It features expansive lawns, walking trails, an eco pond, birch groves, a curved pedestrian bridge, and the 111CM (Community Cultural Manufacturing Center). With underground parking directly linked to Starfield Suwon, accessibility is excellent.

Type	Urban neighborhood park / Family picnic & walking spot
Highlights	Water screen plaza · 111CM exhibitions & shows · Eco pond · Pedestrian bridge
Hours	Open year-round (indoor spaces have separate schedules)
Best seasons	Spring blossoms · Summer water shows · Autumn foliage · Winter evening strolls

History

During the reign of King Jeongjo of Joseon, this area was used as the Daeyu farmlands, an economic base for building Suwon Hwaseong Fortress. In modern times, it became home to a large tobacco factory. After the factory was relocated and demolished, the site was left idle until urban regeneration transformed it into today’s park. 111CM repurposes the old factory space into a cultural hub, hosting exhibitions, performances, and community programs.

Exterior view of the 111CM cultural complex — Industrial heritage reborn as the 111CM cultural space

Things to Do

1) Water Screen & Plaza

Perfect in summer, the water screen combines mist sprays and colorful lights to create a magical atmosphere. Children can cool off while families relax on nearby lawns for a picnic.

2) 111CM Cultural Complex

This creative hub features exhibitions, performances, community classes, and a lounge. On weekends, you’ll often find flea markets or small-scale cultural events.

3) Walking Trails & Eco Spaces

Paths connect eco ponds, a small stream, birch woodlands, and open breezy hills, designed for accessibility including strollers and wheelchairs.

4) Pedestrian Sky Bridge

The signature curved pedestrian bridge connects the park to nearby green zones—including Sukji Mountain, Sukji Park, and the local library—making it ideal for jogging or extended walks.

Curved pedestrian bridge linking Daeyupyeong Park to nearby green zones — Pedestrian bridge connecting green networks

Where to Eat & Drink

With shopping malls and a vibrant local dining scene nearby, it’s easy to plan a meal or dessert stop before or after your park visit.

① Good Morning Pastry (near the park)

Recommended: Croissants, garlic baguette, Mont Blanc, brewed coffee or lattes
Why go: Spacious seating, brunch options, and perfect for takeaway picnic baskets

② Starfield Suwon Food & Café Choices (via direct park link)

Hyotteu: Vietnamese noodles, bun cha, stir-fried dishes—family-friendly options
Jung Ji-young Coffee: Signature cold brews, coconut drinks, Einspänner
Also popular: Knotted donuts, Super Matcha, gelato, jambon-beurre sandwiches, trendy desserts galore

Nearby cafes and brunch options at Daeyupyeong Park — Plenty of cafés and brunch options after a park stroll

Transport & Parking

Public Transport

From Suwon Station: Take buses 30, 30-1, or 92-1 → Get off at ‘Samwhan Nowvill Apt.’ stop → Walk
From Sadang Station: Take express bus 7780 → Same stop → Walk
From Gangnam Station: Take express bus 3003 → Same stop → Walk
Tip: Alternatively, you can get off at Hwaseo Station and transfer by foot or bus.

Driving & Parking

Underground parking (B1 & B2), though weekends and events can be crowded
Direct underground link to Starfield Suwon makes dining and shopping convenient
Facilities include EV charging and baby stroller-friendly loading areas

Outdoor rest area at 111CM cultural center — Outdoor relaxation space at 111CM cultural center

Tips & Recommended Routes

Family Outing (2–3 hours)

Start at the water screen plaza and lawn picnic
Visit 111CM exhibitions or lounge areas
Stroll across the pedestrian bridge → End with dessert at a nearby café

Couple’s Walk (up to 2 hours)

Take a sunset walk along the trails through the birch woods
Enjoy the water screen at night
Head to Starfield Suwon for dinner and a movie

Photo Tip: The water screen looks best at dusk with lights on. Bring a mat for the lawn. Pets are welcome—just keep them on a leash.

FAQ

Q1. Is there an admission fee?

No, the park is free to enter. Some indoor events or programs at 111CM may have fees.

Q2. What are the hours?

The park is always open. Indoor facilities like 111CM may have separate hours—check in advance.

Q3. Can I visit on rainy days?

Yes, though water screen shows and outdoor activities may be canceled depending on weather.

Q4. Is it suitable for kids?

Absolutely. The lawns, water screen plaza, and stroller-friendly walking paths make it ideal for family visits.

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