Buraksan Park Playground

There was no school for the majority of the first two weeks of November, so a group of moms took our kids to the Buraksan Park.  We were hoping to take the kids on the Ropes course, but we were too late for our reservation, so they did not let us do the course.  We decided to let the kids play at the park on the other side of Buraksan Park.

The park has this huge grass field where the all the kids ran around, played tag, hide and seek and other running games.

On the side of the park is a little hill where a ropes playground was made for kids.  There were small rope swings, and ropes to help climb up the side of the hill.

There were also tight ropes for the kids to try to walk across. The entire ropes playground is on dirt, so the kids got dusty dirt all over their clothes and hair.

We didn't get a chance to to the real ropes course, but the kids' ropes playground was super fun for the them.

Right next to the playground there was outdoor exercise equipment.  One neat thing about Korea is the random exercise squares.  All around town, in parks and outside office buildings you will find a small area that has anywhere from 8-12 exercise machines.  All the kids had fun using the running machine and the legs machine.  While we were there a handful of older Koreans came by and used the equipment for a quick workout.

It was a great day to get out of the house and all the kids had a fun time.  The best part was being with friends.