The bungee jump platform reaches an elevation of 62 meters, making it one of the highest fixed structures for the sport in South Korea.
The facility utilizes the surrounding topography of the Namhangang River valley to create wind-resistant conditions for aerial activities.
The site was developed as part of a larger government-led waterfront revitalization project for the area flooded during the construction of the Chungju Dam.
The giant swing at the location utilizes a pneumatic mechanism to simulate a free-fall sensation for three riders simultaneously.
Cheongpung Land is an outdoor recreation complex situated on the banks of Cheongpung Lake in Jecheon, South Korea. The facility is best known for its 62-meter-high bungee jumping platform, which is among the tallest in the country. Visitors can access a giant swing ride and an ejector seat, providing aerial views of the surrounding mountains and reservoir. The site features a multi-purpose cultural plaza designed to host regional festivals and public events. It sits adjacent to the Cheongpung Lake Cable Car and the Cheongpung Cultural Heritage Complex. The complex serves as a primary hub for adventure sports within the Chungcheongbuk-do region.
The observation deck railing providing a panoramic view of the bungee platform framed against the Cheongpung Lake reservoir.
Check weather reports in advance, as high-altitude attractions often suspend operations during heavy rain or strong winds.
Bring a secure camera strap or GoPro mount if you intend to record your bungee jump or swing experience.
Wear closed-toe, secure footwear, as loose sandals or flip-flops are prohibited for high-intensity aerial rides.
Do not attempt to walk to the facility from the main town center, as the road lacks pedestrian sidewalks and follows winding mountain terrain.
Operations are subject to seasonal suspension during winter months and may close on days with severe wind advisories.
Athletic, comfortable clothing is recommended; guests must follow all safety harness instructions provided by operators.
