The park utilizes natural water, providing a different experience than typical chlorinated municipal pools.
The layout is designed for 'pyeongsang' (wooden platform) rentals, a staple of traditional Korean summer relaxation culture.
The park is situated near the valley entrance, allowing for cooler air circulation than downtown city centers.
Tong-il Water Park is a traditional outdoor swimming facility located in the Daeja-dong area of Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. Unlike modern high-tech water parks, this venue emphasizes a rustic, natural atmosphere often frequented by local families. The facility features large outdoor swimming pools fed by natural water sources, distinguishing it from chemically-treated indoor aquatic centers. Its design prioritizes open-air recreation with ample space for picnic-style setups on the pool decks. The park is surrounded by trees, offering a distinctively natural backdrop compared to urban water parks in nearby Seoul. It operates primarily as a seasonal destination for summer aquatic activities.
The view from the edge of the large main pool looking toward the wooded hills.
Bring your own food and mats, as the park is designed for picnic-style poolside relaxation.
Rent a wooden platform (pyeongsang) early in the morning to secure a shaded base for your group.
Pack adequate sun protection, as the main swimming areas are open-air with limited natural shade.
Do not expect modern water slides or high-speed attractions; this is a traditional swimming park focused on leisure.
Open strictly during the summer season; closed during autumn, winter, and spring months.
Proper swimwear is required to enter the pools; swim caps are generally mandatory for hygiene.
