The park serves as a habitat for over 300 types of native trees and plants within its arboretum section.
The central lake area was intentionally designed to support migratory bird populations.
A specialized outdoor 'Sledding Hill' is operated seasonally based on weather conditions.
The park contains a traditional Korean-style garden area featuring stone structures and indigenous landscaping.
The Rose Garden features over 60 different varieties of roses that reach peak bloom in late spring and early summer.
Incheon Grand Park is the largest park in Incheon, spanning over 2.9 million square meters of managed urban forest and wetlands. The park features an extensive botanical garden, a zoo for small animals, and a large central lake known as Hosu Park. Visitors can access a dedicated Sledding Hill during winter months and a Rose Garden that blooms annually. The grounds include the Incheon Arboretum, which maintains native plant species and climate-controlled greenhouses. Trails throughout the park are designed for cycling and walking, connecting various themed garden zones. Water features and mountain foothills provide a diverse topographical environment for local flora and fauna. As of June 2026, the park continues to serve as the city's primary ecological hub for public recreation.
The wooden bridge spanning the central lake, especially during sunrise or sunset.
Rent a bicycle at the park entrance to cover the large grounds efficiently.
Bring binoculars if you plan to visit the lake area, as it is a prime spot for birdwatching.
Pack a picnic, as designated rest zones are distributed throughout the wooded paths.
Attempting to walk the entire perimeter on foot without proper footwear; the terrain is expansive.
The zoo and certain botanical facilities may be closed on Mondays for maintenance.
Stay on marked trails to protect native vegetation; littering is strictly prohibited.
