[2025 Jeju Attraction] Travel Guide for Jeju Stone Park (Updated Apr)

Jeju Stone Park (Korean: 제주돌문화공원; lit. Jeju Stone Culture Park) is a museum and park that focuses on how stone has culturally been used in Jeju Province, South Korea. It is located in Jocheon, Jeju City, and first opened to the public on June 3, 2006. It was continually constructed until it was completed in February 2021.

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Since jeju island is well known for its volcanic stone. There is a museum and an ecological park which was what we were here for. Meet all the “original” Dol Hareubang which meant “grandfather make of stone statue” make from the porous volcanic rock in the island. All around the island you will even spot this as their pavement. There are other stones you can ever imagine. They are so huge!! Take note the place was REALLY hot because there’s not a lot of shades are trees, we went in autumn and our skin was burning. #gohiking

It's located in Jeju Island. If you have no license or can't effort rent the car you can go there by bus. It took around hour to go there. Ticket fee is 5000won which is around 3$. Inside you can enjoy with the stone museum , a big pool , gardens. There are also the traditional village inside. when you get there you can experience there traditional snack for free. Also you can learn to make it as there are staff that stay there can assist you. Also there are traditional game that you can play like shooting an arrow. Beside that they have a souvenir store that sell handmade product. #koreantrip#niceplace#awesomepic#summervacation

Half science, half art. A museum dedicated to the formation of the igneous rocks in the area, tectonic plate movements, volcanic eruptions, formation of lava tubes, and various methods of making craters. Extremely interesting! #GiveThanks

#hiddengems Jeju Stone Park offers a serene escape into the island’s geological and cultural history. The park is home to an impressive collection of volcanic rocks, stone sculptures, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Walking through the vast grounds, you’re surrounded by the mystique of Jeju’s unique volcanic formations and ancient myths. The highlight is the “Stone Garden,” where natural stones are artistically arranged, reflecting the island’s rich cultural heritage. The peaceful ambiance, combined with fascinating educational displays, makes this park a must-visit for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. A tranquil and thought-provoking experience. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

You must visit this park if your visiting Jeju Island. We went with our family and our kids loved it. We came here in mid January, it was snowing a little and was very windy. There's an entrance fee but it's not expensive and accepts cash or credit card. It was a fun and memorable part of our trip in Jeju. #jejuisland #jeju #jejudo #Jejustonepark

#koreatrip "Jeju Stone Park is a fascinating place that highlights the island’s volcanic heritage and cultural history. The park’s exhibits showcase various stone formations and sculptures, reflecting Jeju’s unique relationship with its volcanic environment. I found the legends and folklore associated with the stones particularly intriguing. The trails are easy to walk, and the natural setting enhances the experience. The combination of art, geology, and culture makes it a unique attraction that’s both educational and visually stunning. It’s an ideal stop for anyone curious about Jeju’s geological and cultural significance."

Stone park at Jeju Iceland, A place where you can discover mysterious monuments and the culture of ancient Koreans, you can see snow during winter. (8/1/2025)

#November Travel Support Event Address: 2023 Namjo-ro, Jochon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province I visited Jeju Stone Culture Park in Namjo-ro, Jochon-eup, Jeju-si. It's a good place to stop by during your trip, and you can see various volcanic sculptures related to Jeju Island's culture and history :) They also sell related souvenirs, so please stop by during your trip.

#0yentravelautumn Jeju Stone Culture Park Jeju has a lava mountain made of a lot of lava, and the vast grounds are filled with stones, but they are still stones. I was fascinated by the lava created by nature.

Jeju Stone Culture Park is a place that travelers to Jeju Island must visit. My friend went there with her mother in the winter and said it was so good, so I visited this summer. I lost track of time looking around the wide open fields and various stone cultures. I was captivated by the stone culture sites and scenery that have been around for thousands of years. They also operate electric vehicles, so it is good for the elderly or those with weak legs. There is also a nice cafe, a gallery, and a small theater. You can rent coin lockers, wheelchairs, and strollers. When I go to Jeju Island, I only go to the sea or the mountains, but I want to go see all four seasons here - spring, fall, and winter. The wide open fields and the individual works of art? The relics were beautiful, and even more, it was a place that gave off a mysterious feeling. I highly recommend you visit. #Jeju Island healing place #Jeju travel

The Jeju Stone Culture Park is filled with various stone sculptures and exhibits, allowing you to vividly experience the unique stone culture of Jeju Island. The Dolharubang stone statues, in particular, are impressive and greatly aid in understanding Jeju's history and culture. The park's scenery is beautiful and peaceful, making it a great place for a walk. 👍

#SummerTravel 🏡Jeju Stone Culture Park ◽️ Jeju Jeju-si Jochon-eup Namjo-ro 2023 Gyo-rae Natural Recreation Forest ◽️Opening hours 09:00 - 18:00 / Closed on Mondays ◽️Admission fee Adults 5,000 won / Youths 3,500 won Jeju Stone Culture Park is recommended as a place to visit in the eastern part of Jeju! It is a place with a lot to see, such as galleries, museums, walking trails, and various photo zones on a large scale! Flower fields and natural landscapes are so well-maintained here and there, so you can take lots of pretty pictures ✨

#JejuTravel 🏡Jeju Stone Culture Park ◽️ Jeju Jeju-si Jochon-eup Namjo-ro 2023 Gyo-rae Natural Recreation Forest ◽️Opening hours 09:00 - 18:00 / Closed on Mondays ◽️Admission fee Adults 5,000 won / Youths 3,500 This is the Stone Culture Park that I visited when I traveled to Jeju Island with my girlfriend. I saw various stone works and it was so amazing and fun❤️

#SpringTravel 🏡Jeju Dolmunmun Park ◽️ Jeju Jeju-si Jochon-eup Namjo-ro 2023 Gyo-rae Natural Recreation Forest ◽️Opening hours 09:00 - 18:00 / Closed on Mondays ◽️Admission fee Adults 5,000 won / Youths 3,500 Dolmunmun Park, a famous place to visit in Jeju It is a place where you can take many pretty life shots with a daisy field and a sky pond ✨ A place where you can feel the grandeur and magnificence of a park made of various stones! Recommended as a must-see course for traveling to the east of Jeju!!

#SpringTravel 🏡Jeju Dolmunmun Park ◽️ Jeju Jeju-si Jochon-eup Namjo-ro 2023 Gyo-rae Natural Recreation Forest ◽️Opening hours 09:00 - 18:00 / Closed on Mondays ◽️Admission fee Adults 5,000 won / Youths 3,500 I visited Dolmunmun Park, a tourist attraction in Jeju where you can take lots of great photos! It was even better because you could see pretty Shasta daisies until early June >< It's so big that it takes about an hour to tour just one course ✨ If you're planning a trip to the east of Jeju, be sure to visit 🍃

#koreatrip A walk through Jeju Stone Park's trails felt like stepping into another world. Ancient guardian statues and spiritual stones marking traditional tombs lined the serene paths, creating a sense of quiet wonder. While the model village with its thatched-roof houses offered a glimpse into the past, and the stone museum unveiled the island's geological secrets, the magic of the trails left the most lasting impression.