Gate Information, Location & Hours

U.S./ROK Good Neighbors, Honorary Club Members are currently restricted access to Area I and II installations and camps due to COVID-19 response.

Yongsan Gates

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Gate #1 ("Dragon Hill" Gate): Pedestrian Exit Only
Gate #3 ("MARFORK" Gate): Pedestrian Exit Only
Gate #5 ("Gas Station" Gate): Pedestrian Exit Only
Gate #6 ("Commissary"):   Open 24 hours
Gate #7 ("TMP Gate"):    Closed
Gate #13 ("Main Gate"): Open 24 hours
Gate #14 ("Hospital" Gate): Closed
Gate #16 ("MP" Gate):               Pedestrian Exit Only
Gate #20 ("Camp Coiner" Gate): Closed
Gate #21 ("Kimchi Pot"):    Pedestrian Exit Only

K-16 Gates

Gate #1 (Main Gate"): Open 24 hours

Camp Casey Gates

Gate #1 (Visitor Center): Open 24 hr
Gate #2 (Mon.-Fri. 6-10 a.m. & 2-6 p.m.): Open
Gate #3 (Commercial & Tactical Vehicle): Open 24 hr
Gate #4 (Kolsangdong Village): Open 24 hr

VISITORS

Short-Term Vistior (24-hour Pass)

The base is not open to the public. If you are a member of the United States Armed Forces and are stationed in Korea, you can stop by Gate # 13 or Gate #1 and request a temporary visitor pass for your guest. You will be able to sponsor your guest for 24 hours. Please bring two forms of ID and note that the wait times on weekends can be high. Security screening takes about 10 minutes per person and priority is given to personnel residing on Yongsan.

Long-Term Visitor

For long-term base access for a guest or visitor, you must complete paperwork 30 days in advance. Please contact the public affairs office for more information. Email: usarmy.yongsan.id-pacific.list.usag-yongsan-pao-sec@mail.mil

Retirees

If you are a retiree, you must stop by the ID card office in building 4304 after the visitors center to register in DBIDS 5.

Media

Media interested in visiting the base should call the Public Affairs Office at 0503-338-7354 or 010-8977-7060 or email usarmy.yongsan.id-pacific.list.usag-yongsan-pao-sec@mail.mil