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Parks · Sangam-dong, Seoul
A city-operated dog park inside World Cup Park with separate small-dog and all-dog play zones, agility obstacles, and dog drinking fountains. Registered dogs can run off-leash here while their owners relax along the park's walking trails.
Seoul's flagship free off-leash dog park, backed by the city itself and ringed by scenic walking trails.
Seoul's official tourism portal notes only registered pet dogs, accompanied by owners aged 13+, may use the play areas, and entry is free. The city's dog parks operate 24/7 year-round, though weekends get busy.
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