Eco Land Theme Park in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City lets you tour the Gyorae Gotjawal primeval forest aboard British-built "Lincoln" trains modeled on 1800s Baldwin steam locomotives. A roughly 4.5 km loop links five themed stations—Main, Eco Bridge, Lakeside, Forest Park and Lavender Farm—and you hop off to explore each, then catch the next train onward. The main draw is the mysterious Gotjawal forest, where northern- and southern-limit plants coexist, alongside seasonal gardens.
A vintage steam-style train touring the Gotjawal virgin forest (about a 4.5 km loop)
Open lake views and a waterside deck at Eco Bridge Station
Windmills and pastures plus the world's longest 1.2 km Sky Bike at Lakeside Station
A Kids Town and forest trail through the Gotjawal at Forest Park Station
Seasonal flower gardens and animal feeding at the Dagdak farm by Lavender Farm Station
Good to know
RulesTrain tickets are issued for one loop on the visit date, and ticketing closes about 10 minutes before the last train departs. If you arrive late afternoon, check how much operating time remains first.
SeasonMost highlights—the Eco Bridge deck, Sky Bike and forest trails—are outdoors, so operation can be limited or suspended in rain or strong wind. Check the weather and the day's operating status before you go.
SeasonSeasonal scenery (lavender, hydrangeas, silver grass, snow) changes greatly by month. If a specific flower is your goal, confirm the bloom period before visiting.
SafetyGetting between stations depends on the train schedule (roughly every 15 minutes), so for longer or forest-trail routes work backward from the last-train time to avoid missing the final ride.
RulesNight operation runs on some days (e.g., Fri–Sun) but varies by season. If you plan an evening visit, verify that day's night hours from the latest official info.
Practical info
Confirm admission and hours from the latest source (individual rates are typically around ₩19,000 adult, ₩16,000 youth, ₩13,000 child; under 36 months free with proof). Trains run roughly every 15 minutes, with first/last departures and night operation varying by day and season. Allow 3–4 hours to see everything, and bring comfortable shoes plus weather gear (hat, rain poncho).
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