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Cafés · Nopo-dong, Geumjeong-gu
A camping-themed dog cafe near Busan Central Bus Terminal where dogs can run unleashed in a large fenced yard lit by romantic bulbs in the evening. The on-site bakery bakes fresh bread, and the Spo1 Park promenade sits right in front.
A woodsy yard cafe where your dog can legally go off-leash while you drink good coffee among fairy lights.
Open 11:00-22:00 and closed every second Tuesday and on heavy-rain days, per the official Visit Busan article - call before visiting. Dogs are unleashed only in the yard; the adjacent Spo1 Park walk is leashed.
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