A different final mile at each forest
The Korea Forest Welfare Institute operates forest-therapy destinations with different access arrangements. National Daegwallyeong Forest Therapy Center, at 127-42 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung, is reached on the operator's suggested route via bus 503 to Daegwallyeong Museum terminus, followed by about 1.3 km on foot. Its profile describes pine forest trails, a therapy center and meditation spaces; there is no on-site lodging or restaurant.
Daeunsan: a walk from Parking Lot 3
National Daeunsan Forest Therapy Center is at 225-92 Daeunsangdae-gil, Onyang-eup, Ulju-gun, Ulsan. From the Ulsan area, the operator describes bus 715 and Ulju 51 connections, then roughly 1 km on foot from Daeunsan Parking Lot 3. Forest paths, a therapy center, deck route and water-therapy areas are listed, but their inclusion on the facilities list does not guarantee same-day access.
Gimcheon: check the limited bus first
National Gimcheon Forest Therapy Center, at 1237-89 Sudo-gil, Jeungsan-myeon, Gimcheon, requires about 1 km walking from Sudori Public Parking Lot even when driving. Bus Sudo 92 or 93 connects toward Sudo Village, but the operator warns of once-daily service. Confirm both outward and return journeys. The Gimcheon site does not provide lodging.
Reservations are separate from phone hours
The official site profiles do not confirm live program schedules, fees or available spaces. The forest-welfare helpline 1566-4460 lists 09:00–18:00 service hours; these are not the forests' public opening times. Check the specific booking page, latest bus schedule and seasonal access restrictions before travelling.