The park was established to celebrate the dawn of the new millennium, reflected in the surrounding road name Saecheonnyeondo-ro.
Many sculptures are positioned to align with specific coastal vantage points to capture both the art and the horizon in a single frame.
The site acts as a transitional space between the heavily developed Samcheok Beach area and the more rugged, rocky cliffside trails further south.
Beach Sculpture Park is an outdoor art exhibition space situated along the coastal cliffs of Samcheok, Gangwon-do. The park features a diverse collection of contemporary sculptures integrated into the natural landscape overlooking the East Sea. It serves as a scenic waypoint along the Saecheonnyeondo-ro coastal road, often utilized by travelers driving between Samcheok Beach and Isabu Usan Park. Visitors can access a dedicated observatory area that provides panoramic views of the ocean. The park's layout emphasizes the juxtaposition of modern metallic and stone artistic forms against the rugged geological features of the shoreline.
The main observation deck overlooking the ocean with sculptures in the foreground.
Visit during low tide to explore the rock formations visible beneath the cliffside observation decks.
The park is exposed to coastal winds; carry a windbreaker even during mild seasons.
Combine your visit with the nearby Isabu Usan Park for a more extensive coastal walk.
Do not attempt to descend the cliffs to the water's edge, as the terrain is unstable and unauthorized.
Avoid climbing or leaning on the sculptures to prevent damage and ensure personal safety.
