P3 sits in the outdoor long‑term zone at Gimpo
P3 Outdoor Parking is one of Gimpo International Airport’s long‑term, open‑air lots serving both the International and Domestic terminals. Signs on the airport ring road point to P1–P3 in sequence, with P3 usually marked for longer stays. You park in standard uncovered spaces; think regular surface lot rather than garage, so your car takes full sun, rain, or winter snow.
This lot targets trips running several days or more, unlike the closer short‑term rows near each terminal’s front door. At Korean airports, long‑term outdoor rates are typically discounted after the first 24 hours, and Gimpo follows that pattern with per‑day caps posted at the entrance gate. You pull a ticket from an automated barrier, then pay the total fee at a machine or exit booth when you return.
P3 sits within a quick shuttle or sidewalk walk of the terminal loop; at Gimpo, most long‑term lots are roughly a 5–10 minute walk from the Domestic terminal curb depending on your row. If you’re flying from the International terminal, expect closer to the higher end of that range or a short shuttle ride at busy times. Plan that buffer into your arrival, especially during weekday rush hours in Seoul traffic.
P3 is uncovered, so summer days in July and August can leave interiors hot after a week in the sun, and late‑January cold snaps can freeze locks and wipers. Many locals in similar outdoor lots point their windshield away from afternoon sun or leave a reflective shade on the dash. If your schedule is loose, arrive 10–15 minutes earlier than you normally would so you have time to hunt a spot that’s easy to find on return and snap a photo of your row number before you head for check‑in.