Yangju Nari Park Admission 2026: Fees, Hours and October 5 Notice

Festival-day prices, local vouchers and the 7 p.m. last entry at Nari Farm

Comparing Yangju Nari Park admission fees and seeing several different ticket prices? A family budget depends on the date and on whether the visitor qualifies as a Yangju resident. Using a festival-day rate for an ordinary opening day can mean a higher bill than expected.

Yangju City’s 2026 notice separates the fall opening season from four festival dates. This guide compares the remaining festival weekend, regular-day fees, local voucher amounts and a special October 5 arrival notice. The venue is called 나리농원, or Nari Farm, in the city’s Korean information.

Operating arrangements can change. Check the official visitor information before traveling.

Yangju Nari Park admission by visiting date

The fall opening season is September 18–October 25, 2026. Festival dates are September 26–27 and October 3–4. The following weekend, October 9–11, is part of the regular opening season rather than those listed festival dates.

The table covers individual visitors. “Children, teens and military personnel” follows the categories on the official chart; exemptions and reductions require their own eligibility check.

Official price chart and local vouchers

The chart lists a local voucher amount of KRW 5,000 for individual adults and KRW 3,000 for children, teens and military personnel. For Yangju residents, the voucher is marked as issued only during the festival period. The corresponding nonresident individual rows do not carry that festival-only restriction.

This is a local voucher, not a cash refund or an automatic ticket discount. Budget for the posted admission price before considering whether the voucher fits your shopping plans. Do not treat the published voucher value as money returned to your bank account.

For two nonresident adults, admission totals KRW 10,000 on October 3–4 and KRW 14,000 on a regular opening day. The chart’s voucher amount totals KRW 10,000 for two individual adults; using those vouchers is a separate decision from buying admission.

Groups of at least 20 people have a separate price schedule. Exemption evidence, reduction eligibility and voucher collection or spending details can be checked with the city’s farm management team at +82-31-8082-7227. Residency eligibility should be confirmed rather than inferred from a hotel address.

Opening hours and last entry

Opening hours are 9 a.m.–8 p.m., with last entry at 7 p.m. All times here are Korea Standard Time. Arriving after 7 p.m. is not covered by the entrance window simply because the grounds operate until 8 p.m.

The photographs show the venue’s flower fields and layout. They do not establish the bloom percentage on your travel date. Ticket information and current flower conditions answer different questions, especially if a particular flower is the reason for your visit.

October 5: afternoon arrival request

On Monday, October 5, a marathon with 2,000 participants is scheduled around Nari Farm from 7 a.m.–2 p.m. Yangju City warns of traffic controls and congestion in the area.

The city asks visitors to enter after 2 p.m. that day. It is an arrival recommendation to reduce disruption, rather than a statement that morning admission is completely prohibited. The ordinary 9 a.m. opening time should not be read as a promise of normal road access on this particular date.

A budget matched to your date

Use the festival-day column for October 3–4 and the regular-day column from October 5 onward. For a regular-day visit by two nonresident adults and one child who is not exempt, posted admission totals KRW 19,000.

That example is conditional on the child paying the listed child rate. Confirm exemption eligibility before assigning the charge. Keep local vouchers separate from the entrance cost, and leave room in the schedule for the 7 p.m. last-entry limit.

For the coming week, the important choices are the correct price category, the entrance deadline and October 5’s afternoon-arrival request. Those details provide a firmer basis for planning than calling the visit “free” after subtracting a voucher.

Sources: Yangju City’s fall opening and admission notice and the October 5 arrival notice, checked October 3, 2026.