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Dolmeori (Stone Head) Beach

This is located in Seokdu Village in Seokseong-ri, Hampyeong-eup. Seokdu means a stone head in Korean. It is blessed with a silver-colored 1,000m-long beach stretching toward the West Sea, and beautiful pine tree forests. In particular, an 8,000㎡ artificial pool was created on a sandy beach in order to overcome stronger tides than other beaches, and amenities including straw roofed houses, camp sites and parking lots were expanded. In addition, since a lot of crabs, shellfish and seaweeds are found in the area, it can be used as a place for children to study nature.
Current state of the beach
Location: 203 Seokseong-ri, Hampyeong-eup, Hampyeong-gun
Size: 119,000㎡ (opened in 1982)
Depth: 1~1.4m (a 400m white sandy beach)

Current state of amenities

Current state of amenities
Facilities	Area (㎡)	No.	Facilities	Area (㎡)	No.
Artificial pool	7,920	1	Tent	3×3m	20
Information	83	1	Tent	5×10m	1
Rest room	116	1	Shower	149㎡	1
Rest room	20	1	Parking	200 units
Lookout shed	13	23
Block bridge	650m	1

Open: July 4, 2008 ~ Aug. 24 (52 days)
Main events
1. Operation of Foreshore Ecology Experience Study Site
Location: Foreshore Ecology Experience Study Site on the Beach
Subject: Kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school students and adults
Department: Environment Green Department
Study facilities: 15 species including sand crabs are exhibited in 4 aquariums (2.4m×0.6m)
Contents: Instructions on foreshore and foreshore creatures, treks along exploratory roads, operation of Hampyeong bay foreshore creature aquarium, etc.
2. Eel catching event
Location: Artificial pool
Subject: Vacationers and residents
Released eels at a time: 100Kg