It is owned and operated by Nonghyup, South Korea's largest agricultural cooperative.
The grounds frequently serve as a filming location for popular Korean television dramas and movies due to the vast, unobstructed landscape.
The park maintains a dedicated conservation area to preserve indigenous livestock breeds.
Seasonal 'Flower Festivals' are synchronized with the crop rotation of the park's massive fields.
The facility integrates traditional Korean agricultural machinery displays with modern leisure activities.
Anseong Farmland is a sprawling livestock-themed experiential park operated by the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation. It features extensive open fields known for seasonal flower festivals, including cosmos, sunflowers, and green barley. The park includes a petting zoo where visitors can interact with goats, sheep, and rabbits. Educational programs emphasize rural life, livestock husbandry, and agricultural history. The site spans over 1.2 million square meters, incorporating both agricultural exhibition areas and recreational pasture land. It functions as a multipurpose facility for family-oriented outdoor activities in the Gyeonggi-do region.
The elevated windmill area providing a panoramic view of the vast, seasonal flower fields.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes to navigate the large grassy expanses.
Bring sun protection, such as hats or sunscreen, as there is limited shade in the main flower field areas.
Check the official website's 'Field Condition' update before arriving to see which flowers are currently in peak bloom.
Do not attempt to walk the entire 1.2 million square meter park without utilizing the on-site transport or map kiosks, as it is easy to become fatigued.
Closed during severe weather events; outdoor areas may have restricted access during heavy winter snowfall.
Do not feed the animals outside of designated feeding areas or using unapproved food.
