Located at 1278-169 Beonyeong-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Eco Land Theme Park spans a remarkable 1 million square meters of untouched Gotjawal forest. This family-friendly attraction blends pristine nature with immersive experiences, making it one of Jeju’s most beloved destinations. Designed around a nostalgic train tour concept, Eco Land offers both education and leisure, particularly suited for families traveling with young children or elderly members.
The highlight of Eco Land is the themed train journey through Gotjawal, a rare forest ecosystem unique to Jeju. These lush woodlands grow over volcanic rock and host both northern and southern species—a botanical rarity. Seven replica Lincoln steam locomotives circle a 4.5 km route every 8 to 12 minutes. A complete loop takes about 40 minutes, offering passengers glimpses of lava tubes, basalt-lined waterways, and verdant wild groves.
Eco Land trains stop at five thematic stations, each with unique attractions. From the lakeside Eco Bridge with its tranquil café to Lake Side Station’s bumper boats and sky bikes, every stop adds variety. Forest Park features barefoot paths and herbal foot baths, while the Lavender, Green Tea & Rose Garden explodes in color every June, attracting photographers and social media fans alike.
Come June, Eco Land transforms into a violet-hued dream. The Lavender Garden becomes a prime photo spot, with over 30 species of herbs and wildflowers in bloom. Visitors can stroll a 30-minute path surrounded by purple and pink blooms, and enjoy fresh-brewed herbal iced teas for KRW 3,500 from garden-side stalls—an ideal treat after a nature walk.
On Friday through Sunday evenings, Eco Land hosts the ‘Colorful Eco Land’ event from 6:30 PM to 10 PM. This night garden show features illuminated paths, water-side projections, circus acts, live music, and more. It offers a romantic alternative to Jeju’s typical daytime attractions. Night admission costs KRW 13,000 (KRW 10,000 for locals or partner hotel guests) and must be reserved at least one hour in advance.
Eco Land offers diverse experiences for all ages. Sky biking over lakes, summer water fights with provided water guns, and DIY aromatherapy workshops ensure everyone finds something enjoyable. Children can play in safe, age-specific zones, while pet-friendly trails invite visitors with furry companions.
Plan for 3 to 4 hours to fully explore each station. Photograph the Lavender Garden in the afternoon and the Rainbow LED Bridge at night. Since re-entry isn’t allowed, map your stops and take your time. Dress for humidity and bring insect repellent, breathable clothes, and ice water bottles for comfort in the Gotjawal forest’s warm microclimate.
As of June 2025, regular daytime tickets cost KRW 19,000 for adults, while night tickets are KRW 13,000. However, discounts are available via online platforms and packages such as Jeju Tour Pass. Book in advance to enjoy rates as low as KRW 11,000 and combine your ticket with other top attractions for maximum value.
The Jeju Pass (also known as Wepick) helps cut transportation and attraction costs. Offering bundled QR-based access to rental cars, cafés, and theme parks, it’s especially useful for hitting multiple east-side highlights in a short period. Strategic use can reduce fuel costs and streamline your itinerary.
Day one: Visit Seongsan Ilchulbong for a stunning sunset, enjoy a café near Seopjikoji, and immerse in history at Jeju Folk Village. Day two: Spend your morning at Eco Land’s Lavender Garden and Forest Park, then unwind among hydrangeas at Hueree or Camellia Hill. Wrap up with dinner in Jeju City—a perfect mix of nature, culture, and relaxation. https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m18!1m12!1m3!1d3323.6628279012296!2d126.643536!3d33.464321!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x350cfae7b85b1e0f%3A0xab23c82d0177c1b5!2z7KCc7KO864yA7ZSE65Oc7Jqp7Yq47J6QIOu2gOyCrOqzteq1rCDsmIHrjIDroZw!5e0!3m2!1sko!2skr!4v1718161836481!5m2!1sko!2skr