Abstract: Water resource application planning has been contemplated in various ways in Korean society. With an increase in water-related disasters due to climate change, water source application planning has been combined with countermeasures for safety and has been discussed in terms of its usability. In searching for measures that utilize a given environment, urban parks can be expected to play a role as important targets of water source application. Urban parks began as spaces used for the rest and leisure of urban residents and their usage as water spaces has been proactively sought out, in addition to their diversity in design. As examined through this study, their meaning in various aspects can be verified. The conclusion of this study is as follows. This study will review water space application and usage patterns in urban parks and propose new possibilities of utilization through an examination of the Magok Central Park water system. Water systems built in this manner form various unit spaces that utilize water which increases their educational significance and adds value by combining this with plant planning. The experimental significance of Magok Central Park that this study proposes possesses a differentiated significance in that it proactively explores environmental considerations alongside availability through education and first-hand exerience.