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Baramsae Village Picnic Garden in Pyeongtaek: An Autumn Stroll Through the Pink Muhly Garden

A review of Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, including the pink muhly and the village cafe.

WooleeSouth Korea13 photos
At the entrance of Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, a banner next to a pine tree announces the pink muhly festival. The festival runs from September 24 to November 8, 2026, so it's worth adding to your autumn outing plans.
On both sides of the path leading into Baramsae Village Picnic Garden are shops and pink booths selling admission tickets.
At Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, pink muhly ripples out beyond a white railing. Walking along the path strung with lights is a nice way to enjoy the autumn atmosphere.
A pink rocking chair sits beneath a white gazebo at Baramsae Village Picnic Garden. The pink muhly field spreads out beyond it, making it a great spot for photos.
Next to the deck at Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, a hanging chair with a cushion sits among the pink muhly. It's a nice spot to sit for a moment and take photos.
The pink muhly at Baramsae Village Picnic Garden sways in the wind, tinting the field pink. Together with the cloudy autumn sky, it makes for a lovely slow walk.
Passing through the rose vine arch at the entrance of Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, you can see the landscaped garden.
At Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, white geese wander leisurely inside a green fence, pecking at the ground. It's a nice stop to look around with kids.
On one side of Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, vines cover a metal tunnel and bottle gourds hang down in clusters.
Baramsae Village Picnic Garden holds a pink muhly festival every autumn. The banner in front of the cafe lists information such as the admission fee and the ban on outside food, so it's worth checking before you go.
Inside the cafe at Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, dark walls, warm lighting, and wooden chairs come together. You can see the pink muhly field through the window, making it a nice place to rest.
On the wall of the cafe at Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, two menu boards decorated with drawings of pink silvergrass hang side by side. There's a generous range of drinks, from coffee to smoothies.
Admission tickets printed all over with pink muhly photos

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Menu

Coffee

  • Americano5,000 won
  • Hazelnut Americano5,500 won
  • Cafe Latte5,500 won
  • Vanilla Latte6,000 won
  • Hazelnut Latte6,000 won
  • Cafe Mocha6,000 won
  • Caramel Macchiato6,000 won
  • Extra Shot1,000 won

Latte

  • Chocolate Latte6,000 won
  • Strawberry Latte6,000 won
  • Misugaru Latte6,000 won
  • Chestnut Latte6,000 won
  • Ginger Latte6,000 won
  • Orzo Latte5,500 won
  • Orzo Vanilla Latte6,000 won

Special

  • Ice Cream5,000 won

Tea

  • Iced Tea (Peach)5,000 won
  • Lemon Tea6,000 won
  • Grapefruit Tea6,000 won
  • Yuja Tea6,000 won
  • Ginger Tea6,000 won
  • Chamomile5,000 won
  • Peppermint5,000 won

Ade

  • Lemonade6,000 won
  • Grapefruit Ade6,000 won
  • Green Grape Ade6,000 won
  • Yuja Ade6,000 won

Smoothie

  • Mango Smoothie6,000 won
  • Blueberry Smoothie6,000 won
  • Strawberry Smoothie6,000 won
  • Yogurt Smoothie6,000 won

Prices may have changed since the visit.

This is Baramsae Village Picnic Garden, located in Gungni, Godeok-myeon, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.

It is a farm experience village I stopped by during my trip to Pyeongtaek, and in autumn many people visit for its pink muhly garden. I visited in early October.

The pink muhly spread out the widest in the garden. Besides the pink muhly garden, there were flower fields of sunflowers and cosmos, and a secret garden where you can take a rest. There were good photo spots, chairs, and tables placed here and there. The pink muhly was in full, beautiful bloom.

There was a village cafe near the entrance. I didn't order anything at the cafe; I only bought an admission ticket and looked around. They were also selling farm products made in the village.

Parking can get crowded on weekends during the festival period, so it's a good idea to arrive early.

Pink muhly festivals are held in many places, but I never got the timing right and had only seen half-hearted pink muhly, so I was glad to finally see it properly this time. The ecological park is included as well, but it isn't very large. Admission is 4,000 won per person, so keep that in mind.

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Good to know

  • Free entry
  • Stroller/wheelchair access
  • Restrooms
  • Good for kids