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Ungcheon Sports Park is a sports park located south of the Ungcheon-eup area in Boryeong-si, on the banks of the Ungcheon Stream. It features a parking lot where car camping is allowed, one natural grass soccer field, one artificial turf soccer field, one jokgu court, two tennis courts, and an 18-hole park golf course. The park golf course, with its 18 holes, can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Around the sports facilities, there are walking paths and a field of canola flowers along the Ungcheon Stream, where canola blooms in spring and cosmos flowers bloom in autumn, making it ideal for light strolls besides sports activities. In particular, next to the canola flower field, there is also a 6,800-pyeong field of green barley, allowing visitors to enjoy both canola flowers and green barley. It is about a 30-minute walk from Ungcheon Station on the Janghang Line railway. Nearby attractions include Boryeong Ungcheon Market, Muchangpo Beach, and Chunjangdae Beach.

Ungcheon-eup is known for Nampo Oseok, a type of stone, which has led to many stone merchants forming a stone complex. Nampo Oseok, a hard black stone, is mainly used for making tombstones. Located on the mid-slope of Hwaraksan Mountain where the stone complex is gathered, Ungcheon Stone Culture Park opened in March 2014 and covers an area of about 10,000 pyeong. It houses exhibition rooms including a stone culture exhibition hall, Boryeong Inkstone Hall, and Oseok artwork hall. The stone exhibition hall displays the history of stone culture and the production process of Nampo inkstones, and features a reproduction of the largest inkstone in Korea, that of Yoon Jeung (1629–1714), a mid-Joseon scholar. There is an indoor experience room for children where they can try rubbings and calligraphy. On the second floor, the Gallery Top hosts various exhibitions each month. The outdoor exhibition area displays stone sculptures and poetry plaques.