Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden & Cafe Sgeureu Visit Overview
On October 7, 2025, I visited Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden and Cafe Sgeureu. As far as I remember, it was my third visit to Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden and my first visit to Cafe Sgeureu.
Table of Contents
- Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden Visit Review
- Garden Location & Parking
- Cafe Sgeureu Visit Review
- Cafe Location & Parking
Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden Visit Review
There are two separate parking areas, and staff members help guide the parking. If the sky had been clear, I think parking spaces might have run out. Since it was raining, I entered with an honesty umbrella that visitors can borrow for free. There’s no admission fee.
The Bassia scoparia hadn’t turned red yet—most of it was still green, which was a bit disappointing. But it was still nice to see the vast field covered with Bassia scoparia.
Garden Location & Parking
The road-name address of Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden is 422, Samgot-ri, Jung-myeon, Yeoncheon-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.
As mentioned earlier, parking is available and free of charge.
Why does Google Maps say Park? I don’t know.
If you plan to visit, don’t go early like I did. But going late isn’t an option either.
The peak is every year from October. The exact start date can vary, depending on the weather and temperature.
Visiting by public transportation will be difficult. Use a car.
Cafe Sgeureu Visit Review
I stopped by this café because I was thirsty after leaving the garden. It’s within 1 kilometer of the Imjingang Bassia scoparia Garden.
I ordered a Yulmu Einspänner and an Omong Ade. When I asked what “Omong” was, they told me it’s a mix of orange and grapefruit.
The Yulmu Einspänner has a pleasantly nutty flavor.
The Omong Ade contains real fruit pieces, which made it very satisfying. It felt worth every won. Could there be an ade more satisfying than this? I’ll definitely revisit.
Cafe Location & Parking
The road-name address of Cafe Seugeureu is 2F, 324-1 Gunjung-ro, Jung-myeon, Yeoncheon-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.
The parking lot is spacious, and there’s no barrier gate.