Hampyeong's butterflies are more than a spring festival theme. The Expo Park is also a collection of exhibition spaces, so it helps to think of it as both a festival venue and a place for learning.
Taking a closer look at insects
The county's Butterfly and Insect Ecology Hall describes displays of butterfly and insect specimens plus insect-themed VR and other media experiences. This makes a possible indoor stop for families interested in the details of insect life. The park also lists succulent, nature and subtropical-agriculture exhibition halls, but this does not guarantee that every hall is open on every visit.
Two different clocks: park and halls
The operator says the park is normally free to enter, while paid entry may apply during the Butterfly Festival and Chrysanthemum Festival and designated periods afterward. Its detailed guide lists exhibition-hall hours as 09:00–18:00, a 12:00–13:00 lunch period and Monday closure; it also notes a winter closure in January. A separate homepage notice warns that the park can close for about a week before festival openings. Check park access and your chosen exhibition hall separately.
Practical notes for families
The official rules prohibit scooters, including children's models, bicycles and drones. Stroller and wheelchair loans are described for paid-operation periods, so check availability in advance if needed.
The park's address is Gonjae-ro 27, Hampyeong-eup, Hampyeong County. Verify the event calendar, currently open halls and admission charges directly with the operator before setting out.