Fishing for 24 hours, from 00:00 to 24:00, at Manjeong All-Season Sea Fishing Spot

279-20 Yeongjong Sunhwan-ro: The Layout of a Shoreline-Style Open-Air Fishing Facility

Manjeong Four Seasons Sea Fishing Park is located at 279-20 Yeongjong Sunhwan-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon (Jungsan-dong). The Korea Sea Fishing Industry Association member information lists the representative as Im Hye-jin, with the main telephone number 032-746-0032.

This facility is introduced as a place that captures the advantages of open-air fishing, giving visitors the feeling of fishing on a West Coast beach. Reviews describe it as larger than a platform fishing site and similar to an outdoor version of an indoor sea fishing facility. A total of 55 platforms, bungalows, and raised wooden seating areas are listed.

Open 24 hours year-round: Why telephone reservations are necessary

The listed hours are 00:00–24:00, and the facility is open year-round. Although it is described as operating without regular closing days, published information does not confirm seasonal operating-hour distinctions or weather-related restrictions.

Reservations are made by telephone. If you are planning a visit, the most direct approach is to call 032-746-0032 and ask about the availability of platforms, bungalows, and raised wooden seating areas, as well as operating conditions on the day of your visit. The address listed as the official website is the Naver Café: http://cafe.naver.com/yj4season.

This is not a place to briefly look around along a fixed sightseeing route like a museum; it is a facility intended for fishing. Since no standard recommended length of stay has been confirmed, plan your schedule around a 6-hour or 12-hour pass.

Adults: 90,000 won and 70,000 won—price lists from different periods

Prices vary by source. Tourism information checked in 2026 lists 90,000 won for adults for 12 hours and 60,000 won for elementary school students for 12 hours. Other tourism information lists 70,000 won for 12 hours, 60,000 won for an extension, and 40,000 won for 6 hours.

A review dated July 22, 2023, records prices of 80,000 won for 12 hours, 70,000 won for an extension, 60,000 won for elementary school students for 12 hours, and 50,000 won for 6 hours. Since prices differ according to when the information was written, when planning your current budget you can refer both to the latest tourism-information figure of 90,000 won for adults for 12 hours and the separate figure of 40,000 won for 6 hours.

Tourism information states that prices may change and advises visitors to check the website or call. However, credit cards are listed as accepted, so there is no basis for concluding that the facility accepts cash only.

Floats, rental rods, and live shrimp: Supplies beginners may easily overlook

Fishing rods are available for rent, and the rental fee was listed as 5,000 won according to tourism information from 2022. In contrast, a review dated July 22, 2023, records a rental fee of 10,000 won and states that hooks were not included, indicating that rental prices and contents vary by period.

A review from April 2024 explains that only float fishing is possible at this fishing site and that the basic rental rod setup uses a hole float. Therefore, visitors arriving with surf-casting equipment in mind may find that the fishing method does not suit them, so it is safer to prepare hooks and bait separately.

A review dated September 8, 2023, records the use of live shrimp and earthworms. The same review describes arriving around 10 p.m. and fishing, indicating that nighttime use is possible. However, it is practical to ask about bait sales and the items currently available when making a telephone reservation.

A 12-hour itinerary based on stocking records at 9 a.m., 3 p.m., and 10 p.m.

A review dated July 22, 2023, records stocking times of 9 a.m., 3 p.m., and 10 p.m. The reviewer wrote that, with a 12-hour session, visitors could catch two stocking times, making it possible to plan around the periods before and after stocking.

Another review dated July 29, 2023, records arriving after the first stocking at 9 a.m. had finished and seeing people nearby occasionally catch fish. Since the current schedule by stocked species has not been confirmed, the times in past reviews should not be treated as the current operating schedule.

A review dated September 8, 2023, records a sea bream fishing competition from 9 p.m. to midnight, with minimum-size measurements for red sea bream and porgy. Reviews from 2023 also include an observation that fishing competitions seemed to be held every week. If you expect to participate in a competition or have your catch measured, confirm by telephone whether an event is scheduled that day.

Parasol decks, winter vinyl windbreaks, and bungalows across the water

When the weather is good, visitors can reportedly fish while eating at wooden-deck tables beneath parasols. The parasols are installed so as not to obstruct the view, and the structure uses square posts to prevent them from shaking in the wind.

In winter, vinyl sheeting can reportedly be installed for use as a windbreak. There is also a bungalow fishing area across the water, and the listed main facilities include a snack shop, playroom, bungalows, and a sashimi corner, making the site suitable for longer stays.

A review dated July 22, 2023, records that cooking was allowed, so the visitor brought a grill and had their own gas. Since this reflects one visitor’s experience at that time, confirm by telephone when making a reservation whether cooking equipment and gas may be brought in and what the current conditions are.

Safety fences and life jackets: On-site conditions without stroller rentals

Listed safety facilities include safety fences, life jackets, and fire extinguishers. Because this is a facility where visitors spend extended periods near the water, check the location of life jackets and the areas accessible inside the safety fences immediately after entering.

Stroller rentals are not available. Information about wheelchair accessibility, slopes, stairs, and ground surfaces has not been confirmed, so travelers using mobility aids should first call to ask about the actual route to the platforms and bungalows.

Pets are not allowed. Published information does not specify English-language assistance, audio guides, photography restrictions, or accessible and restricted areas. Foreign visitors should therefore confirm the facility’s rules and available communication options when making a telephone reservation.

Parking is available, but plan your Yeongjongdo travel route separately

Parking is listed as available, but the number of spaces and parking fees have not been confirmed. Nearby station names, exit numbers, bus routes, and walking times for public transportation have also not been confirmed. For first-time foreign visitors, the clearest method is to enter the address, 279-20 Yeongjong Sunhwan-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon, exactly into a vehicle navigation system or map app.

Transportation from the airport, train station, or terminal to the facility has not been confirmed either. Therefore, it is difficult to finalize an itinerary involving bus transfers within Yeongjongdo without checking routes and service intervals. It is safer to ask about public transportation access by calling 032-746-0032.

For visitors arriving by car, only the availability of parking has been confirmed; the number of spaces and fees remain unknown. Rather than scheduling travel time too tightly, arrive well before your reservation time to allow for parking, ticketing, equipment rental, and moving to your fishing spot.

Heat and mosquitoes repeatedly mentioned in 2023 reviews: Who is it suitable for?

A review dated August 11, 2023, records that it was hot and there were many mosquitoes, possibly because of the humidity, even on a rainy day when temperatures had dropped. Regardless of the season or weather, bringing mosquito repellent, long sleeves, and a change of clothes is a practical response consistent with the reviews.

Fishing accounts include a record of catching a red sea bream, and the competition for sea bream included weighing the fish caught. A review dated July 22, 2023, records purchasing a keepnet for 15,000 won, so visitors planning to store their catch may also include the cost of a keepnet in their budget.

The facilities may suit people who enjoy sitting and fishing for a long time, as well as families wishing to use the bungalows, raised wooden seating areas, snack shop, and playroom together. Conversely, travelers hoping to see attractions quickly, travelers accompanied by pets, and travelers who need guaranteed wheelchair routes in advance may find the uncertain accessibility information restrictive.