Picking and Hand-Picking Mandarins at Dongbu Farm in Susan-ri, Seongsan

1007 Seoseongil-ro, a tangerine direct sales shop in the Sungsan countryside

Dongbu Farm is located at 1007 Seoseongil-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, postal code 63630. The coordinates in Korea Tourism Organization tourist information are registered as latitude 33.4429313439 and longitude 126.8862290743, and it is described as a midway point where you turn into the right-hand road toward Susan-ri while heading from Seongsan Ilchulbong toward Jeju City.

This place has a much stronger identity as a sales shop for a working farm than as a large tourist theme park. It handles tangerines, Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, Hwanggeumhyang, and tangerine chocolate grown on-site, and nationwide parcel delivery orders are also available. After finishing sightseeing along the eastern coast of the Seongsan area, it is best planned as a short stop for buying seasonal tangerines while moving onto the inland road.

Open year-round from 08:00 to 19:30, an experience settled by harvest amount rather than an admission ticket

The registered business hours are 08:00 to 19:30 every day, and the shop is open year-round with no closing days. The main phone number is 064-782-4488. Since seasonal tangerine harvest conditions and the availability of hands-on experiences can change, it is safest to call this number on the day of your visit to ask about operating status and available varieties, especially if your main goal is picking tangerines.

No separate general admission fee is listed, so admission can be stated as free. However, the tangerine-picking experience is not a free activity; instead, it is settled as the sales cost of the tangerines you pick yourself. Therefore, the fee is not a fixed amount and may vary depending on the quantity harvested and the sales standard at the time, so before starting you should check the price per 1 kg, minimum purchase amount, and whether packaging is available.

• Business hours: 08:00 to 19:30
• Closed: Open year-round
• General admission: Free
• Tangerine picking: Settled as the sales cost of tangerines harvested directly

Tangerines, Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, Hwanggeumhyang: 4 things to ask when choosing among the four varieties

The official tourism information for Dongbu Farm lists tangerines, Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, Hwanggeumhyang, and tangerine chocolate among the items sold. These four fruits are not all harvested at the same time, so the items actually on sale at the time of your visit, as well as whether raw fruit and gift packaging are available, may differ. If you want a specific variety, it is better to call ahead and check inventory and whether parcel delivery can be accepted.

Since the information says it is sold directly without a middleman, the purpose is clear for travelers looking for farm-direct sales. On the other hand, the price of a specific variety, shipping cost, gift box unit, and whether the fruit was harvested the same day are difficult to find in a fixed public price list. Before purchasing, it is a good idea to confirm on site: ① current varieties on sale ② weight units ③ parcel shipping cutoff time ④ how to inquire about damage or delivery delays.

Parking in front of the shop and card payments: practical information for rental-car travelers

Parking is available, and the guide materials list it as a parking lot in front of the shop. Credit cards are accepted, and there are separate restrooms for men and women. For a simple purchase visit including movement inside and outside the farm, plan on 15 to 30 minutes; if you are also doing tangerine picking, packaging, and payment, about 40 to 60 minutes is more realistic.

Detailed information about wheelchair or stroller routes, disabled parking spaces, and foreign-language guidance has not been confirmed. Since the ease of movement during the experience can vary depending on the field conditions and harvest location, visitors using mobility aids or bringing a stroller should call 064-782-4488 before visiting to confirm whether the route is level and whether the experience area is accessible.

• Parking: Parking lot in front of the shop available
• Payment: Credit cards accepted
• Restrooms: Separate restrooms for men and women available
• Pets: Not allowed according to the registered information

Toward Jeju City from Seongsan Ilchulbong: why a rental car route is clearer than public transit

Dongbu Farm is on the route that branches toward Susan-ri while heading from Seongsan Ilchulbong toward Jeju City, so access by rental car or taxi is the simplest. For address search, use '1007 Seoseongil-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si' or the coordinates 33.442976, 126.886217. A natural itinerary is to go directly from the area around Seongsan Port and Seongsan Ilchulbong to the farm, then continue along the inland road toward Seongeup or Pyoseon.

In public tourism materials, the bus stop name right in front of Dongbu Farm, stopping bus routes, and walking time have not been confirmed. Therefore, if you are visiting by bus only, it is better to check the departing stop and bus interval shortly before departure on the Jeju Bus Information System or a map app, and to plan on taking a taxi for the final stretch. Rather than trying to give a fixed public-transit timetable, presenting the address and coordinates to the driver is less error-prone.

A short route linking Jeju Coffee Museum Baum at 1.45 km and Haepumeun Experience Farm at 794 m

Near Dongbu Farm, Haepumeun Experience Farm is listed at about 794 m away, and Jeju Coffee Museum Baum is about 1,452 m away. After buying fruit or taking part in the harvest experience, you can drive to the coffee museum for an indoor visit, and if you want more farm experiences, you can separately check whether Haepumeun Experience Farm is operating and combine them within the same area.

Nearby Cafe Gongdeuri is as indicated about 219 m away, and the main branch of Honest Milk is about 1.67 km away. However, Dongbu Farm's experience depends on the harvest season and supply volume, and nearby businesses may also have different operating conditions by season or day of the week. The best way to avoid missing the 19:30 closing time is to place the farm visit and experience first in the morning, then move on to a cafe or museum afterward.

How to visit a Seongsan-eup tangerine farm: follow the rhythm of a production site rather than a tourist attraction

Dongbu Farm was first registered in tourism information on January 29, 2014, and was updated on August 14, 2025, and is classified as a specialty store/shopping complex. In a location connecting the coastal attractions of Seongsan-eup in eastern Jeju and the inland farming area, it is more appropriate to understand it as a production site where cultivation, sorting, and sales continue, rather than a place where fruit is simply displayed.

The most important things to prepare are clothing that is easy to handle and cargo space in your vehicle. If you are doing a harvesting experience, it is better to wear sneakers that can get dirt or branches on them, long sleeves, and bring water; if you plan to buy several boxes, you should also consider in advance whether your accommodation has refrigerator storage. Even for travelers who do not want an experience and only want to buy seasonal fruit, the key point is that it is a direct sales shop you can stop by briefly between 08:00 and 19:30.