The park is directly connected to the extensive Anyang Stream bike path system, which stretches across multiple districts.
It serves as a primary access point for the Hakui Stream ecological walk, a route known for local migratory bird sightings.
The inline skating rink is one of the few dedicated outdoor facilities of its kind in the Dongan-gu district.
It was developed as part of a larger city initiative to convert stream-side land into public green spaces.
The park grounds contain a series of native wetland plantings designed to naturally filter rainwater runoff.
Hakun Park is a multifunctional urban park situated along the Hakui Stream in Anyang. It serves as a key recreational hub for the Bisan-dong community, featuring extensive sports facilities and walking paths. The park is integrated into the Anyang stream-side network, providing a continuous trail system for cyclists and pedestrians. Visitors can access multiple tennis courts and a dedicated inline skating rink. Green spaces are landscaped with native trees and shrubs to provide shade and seasonal color transitions. It is designed to accommodate both casual strolling and high-intensity athletic activities. The park layout utilizes the flat topography of the stream bank to maximize accessibility for all age groups.
The pedestrian bridge overlooking the Hakui Stream and the park's central canopy area.
Bring your own sports equipment as rentals are not available on-site.
Visit during the weekday mornings to avoid high traffic from local sports clubs and schools.
Use the integrated bike paths to extend your trip toward the nearby Gwanaksan mountain trailheads.
Do not attempt to use sports courts if they are pre-booked by local athletic leagues.
Keep noise levels low near residential borders; maintain designated bike lanes separate from pedestrian walkways.
