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The store is cheap and perfect for kids to play. It's a bit old, but I don't think it's particularly inconvenient. However, we rented a parasol, but everyone else seemed to be using it. There are assigned parasol numbers, but someone else was using ours, so I asked if we'd purchased one, and they said no. They moved the parasol and just sat down. I think most other people did the same. Since they don't enforce the rules, we felt a little wronged.

I went to Wanggung Hot Springs, but it closed down, so I came to Oncheon Land, which is a bit closer to Iksan. It's a shame that there's a sign saying the outdoor hot springs aren't open, probably because the number of customers has dropped significantly due to the impact of COVID-19. The bath was spacious, which was nice.

The water is naturally alkaline water with a slight fragrance, helping to calm the mind and body, and is maintained at a warm temperature. The outdoor hot springs are open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.

Rather than saying it's a place to use all year round, I think it's a good place to take a bath in all four seasons. In the summer, you can use the open-air bath or hot spring land.

The kids love it. We're already talking about going next summer, haha. It's convenient to play, shower, and come out. It seems like a great place to go with the family.