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Gonjiam Resort, developed with the concept of a resort in daily life, is a year-round comprehensive resort with various and unique facilities. Located in the Nogobong Valley of Taehwasan in Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, Gonjiam Resort boasts excellent accessibility, being just 5 minutes from the Gonjiam IC on the Jungbu Expressway and only 40 minutes from Seoul Gangnam. It offers an exotic and differentiated North American-style condo facility, an ecological stream flowing through the complex like a lifeline, the largest ski resort in Gyeonggi-do, and the country's first destination spa, providing the best experience comparable to top-class hotels anywhere in Korea.

Spara Spa (Family Spa) is a swimming pool facility located within Gonjiam Resort in Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. It does not operate spa or massage services, only swimming pool facilities available for resort guests and outside visitors. From the Clock Tower Square, take the elevator opposite Jejus down to basement level 2. There is one indoor pool and four outdoor pools, each with different temperatures for appropriate use. Children under 130cm must wear life jackets, and swimming caps are also mandatory for entry. Outside food is not allowed, but there is an indoor food court inside the pool area, and sun beds are available for free use.

Located in Sam-ri, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do, Gwangju Gonjiam Ceramic Park is situated in Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do, a region that produced royal ceramics for 500 years during the Joseon Dynasty. The 200,000-pyeong ceramic park consists of an indoor space, the Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum, and an outdoor park. The Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum exhibits major artifacts and works from the birth of Korean ceramics to the present and conducts academic activities on Korean ceramic culture, including research on literature materials and archaeological surveys and excavations of kiln sites. The spacious outdoor park is mostly built on Paleolithic relics and features an exhibition hall displaying these Paleolithic remains. Additionally, there are small and large outdoor performance halls, an adventure playground for children, and a Spanish sculpture park. The traditional kiln site allows visitors and firewood kiln experts to experience Korean traditional kilns and is also used as a place for exchange. Behind the playground is the Crafts Hill, home to eight workshops offering craft classes and hosting art flea markets. In summer, a temporary free water play area is open to local residents, making Gonjiam Ceramic Park a beloved resting place and cultural experience space for the community.