DONGjakbanryeogyeon Park

Dongjak Dog Park is a great place to visit with your dog.

This is Dongjak Dog Park, which not many people know about yet. It seems you can enter via QR, and there are separate categories for large and small dogs. There's a video at the end of the photo, so watch it!

There's a place like this in Noryangjin :) It would be fun to bring your dogs and play with them.

Parking is available and it's great, but as summer approaches, it's hot during the day so it's hard to use it. During the summer, I wish it would be open unmanned in the evenings after the managers get off work!!

It is conveniently located on the roadside.

지나가다 이런 곳이 있나 싶어 슬쩍 들여다봄. 지하절과 기차가 오가는 선로 옆에 있는 공원이라 산자락에 있는 곳만큼 조용하진 않겠지만, 주변 환경상 인근 동네에 거주하는 반려견주라면 함께 산책하다가 들러서 쉬거나 다른 반려견주들과 어울리기에는 좋을 듯. 물론 개들도 다른 개들과 편히 어울려 놀 수 있으니 좋을 것 같고~

A dog park refers to a dedicated space created so that dogs and their guardians can enjoy various activities such as walking, playing, and camping together. It is mainly located within the park and provides an environment for the socialization and health of dogs. It operates in various forms, including playgrounds for small and medium-sized dogs, temporary shelters, and camping sites. Some are open all the time, others require reservations, and basic requirements such as animal registration and rabies vaccination are required. Entry may be restricted for some dog breeds, such as fierce dogs, and must be accompanied by a guardian over the age of 13. A guardian is required when accompanied by children. The dog park is a space for the safety and welfare of dogs, and dog etiquette and related regulations must be observed when using it.

It was a fairly chilly afternoon, so Mr. Neil didn't have many dog ​​friends, and all the dogs being walked were scared and gentle, so Mango was comfortable and free to play. It would be nice if he could run around and play alone, but he mostly just walks behind me or chases after snacks. Still, it's nice to see mangoes freely running around on the ground. We recommend a well-maintained and safe Dongjak dog park.

It happened last year, so I went with my close sister, went with my mom, and visited with my boyfriend several times. My baby is a coward and doesn't know how to play with her friends, so I took her with me, but I think it's good because she met a lot of friends. These days, I try to visit often on my days off because the weather is nice~^^ But the last time I went, I had a hard time washing my feet because I stepped on pine resin.^^;;

I think this manager wasn't here last year. He's tall, skinny, wears a hat, and keeps coming over to stop things like not letting my dog sit on a chair or telling us not to do this or that, which is really uncomfortable and honestly rude. The other staff smile, say hi, and are sweet to the kids, but because of that tall, skinny guy, I don't even want to go anymore...