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Seongjeo Park is a forest-type neighborhood park located between Seongjeo Village. The park's walking trails are equipped with anti-slip facilities and solar-powered pest repellents to keep insects away. While walking along the trails lined with plants such as hydrangea, marguerite, and liriope, there are stone and wooden stairs installed in various places to make trekking interesting. At the top of the park, there is a fitness area with exercise equipment and a water tap with refreshing spring water. At the exit, there is a high-pressure dust cleaner as well as the park's pride, a cool spring water fountain. Pets are allowed (must have a leash and bring waste bags).

Angok Wetland, also known as Gobongsan Wetland, is a representative ecological park in Goyang-si where various animals such as the five-colored woodpecker and Blakiston's fish owl, as well as amphibians like crayfish and Korean spadefoot toads, can be observed. It was once threatened by new town development but was preserved as an ecological park through the voluntary participation of local residents. Reeds grow thickly, and the dark green seaweed can be seen even in winter. Starting with an open plaza, Angok Wetland Park includes an outdoor learning center, waterway wetland, fallow rice field learning center, ecological conservation wetland, ecological learning center, wildflower garden, forest experience, Ppiyaki experience forest, and exercise facilities, serving as a resting place and ecological learning space for people of all ages.

Jungsan Sports Park is a sports park well equipped with various exercise facilities and walking trails. It has complex sports facilities such as a Titan track, a soccer field with artificial turf, a tennis court, a badminton court, and a gateball court, making it a place where people of all ages and genders can enjoy exercising. In 2019, it also opened Goyang City's first free water play area. Outside the park, there are well-prepared walking paths ideal for refreshing strolls.