The park features the LST-671, a vessel that served in the Korean Navy for over 50 years before being converted into a museum.
The exhibition includes realistic wax figures depicting the daily operations and tasks of naval officers and crew members on board.
Visitors can walk through the original command bridge, engine rooms, and living quarters of the docked warships.
The park is built on reclaimed land that connects the coastal areas of Dangjin, emphasizing the region's historical role in naval defense.
The site houses decommissioned military aircraft, including an F-4 Phantom fighter jet and an H-19 helicopter, arranged in an outdoor display area.
Sapgyoho Battleship Park is a specialized theme park located in Dangjin, South Korea, centered around decommissioned naval vessels. The primary attraction is the retired Landing Ship Tank (LST) and a Chamsuri-class patrol craft that visitors can board and explore. The park features an indoor exhibition space detailing naval history and military life. It is situated along the Sapgyoho embankment, serving as a maritime education hub. The site integrates decommissioned military hardware with coastal scenery, providing a direct view of the Sapgyoho seawall and the surrounding harbor area.
The deck of the Landing Ship Tank looking out toward the Sapgyoho Bridge and the open sea.
Wear comfortable, flat-soled shoes as the warships have steep, narrow stairways and uneven metal floors.
Combine your visit with a walk along the adjacent Sapgyoho seawall to see the local fishing boats.
Bring a light jacket, as the coastal breeze on the deck can be significantly cooler than inland temperatures.
Avoid visiting during heavy rainfall, as the outdoor deck areas become slippery and portions of the vessel tours may be restricted.
Closed on Mondays for maintenance; if a public holiday falls on a Monday, it will be closed the following day.
Avoid touching sensitive military instruments or displays; remain cautious on stairs due to the original steep naval design.
