This study suggests policy measures to promote neighborhood inclusivity and the urban regeneration capacity of parks. The main contents of the study are as follows. First, the inclusivity of park services was analyzed. The analysis was based on 1,148 eup, myun, and dong (towns, townships and villages
administrative districts) located in the seven metropolitan areas, from which the correlation between Socio-economic and environmental status (SEES) and park services was examined. Second, plans to promote an inclusive neighborhood regeneration policy were suggested. The Index of Park Deprivation (IPD), which measures the relative need for park services at the regional level, was applied to the seven metropolitan areas. Third, a park-based inclusive neighborhood regeneration project was simulated, and the economic value, feasibility, and ripple effects were estimated.