The park is officially designated as the Korea Youth Safety Experience Center.
The facility utilizes 4D technology and complex motion simulators to replicate high-stress environmental disasters.
It is built on a site designed to emphasize disaster management education for school-aged children.
The park includes specialized zones for 'Mountain Safety' to reflect the topography of the surrounding Gangwon region.
The architecture incorporates 'Safety' motifs into its building layout and exterior design.
365 Safetown is a large-scale safety theme park located in Taebaek, Gangwon-do, specifically designed as an experiential educational facility. It integrates public safety training with recreational activities by simulating various disasters, such as mountain fires, earthquakes, typhoons, and floods. The site spans a vast area divided into multiple zones, including the Safety Experience Center, an outdoor park, and a youth lodging facility. It functions as a multipurpose complex where visitors learn survival skills through interactive simulators and virtual reality technology. The architecture mimics diverse environments to enhance the realism of training scenarios. It is primarily managed by the Taebaek city government to promote public awareness regarding emergency preparedness.
The central plaza featuring the large '365' sculptural installation and the park's landscaped mountain backdrop.
Check the official website for current operation status of specific simulator zones before arrival.
Wear comfortable, athletic clothing as many experiences require physical movement and interaction.
Allocate extra time for the outdoor trekking areas if visiting during mild weather.
Attempting to visit all attractions in a single afternoon, as group wait times for simulators can be significant.
Closed every Monday for facility maintenance.
Follow all instructor guidelines in simulator zones strictly; wear appropriate footwear for safety movement.
