Club D Oasis Busan Review 2026: Haeundae's Best Spa
Discover Club D Oasis in Haeundae, Busan—an incredible multi-level water park, luxury jjimjilbang, and outdoor spa offering stunning ocean views.
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Located in Busan LCT,
it's the Club D Oasis
Water Park!

Book Club D Oasis at a Discount!
All-Inclusive Pass (10 Hours): ~$35 |
Hana Card Partnership: 20–50% off
SKT, KT, LGU+ Carriers: 10% off
SRT & KTX train ticket holders can also get 20–50% off!
Water Park
Water Park Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Club D Oasis is located right in Haeundae LCT,
making it
the perfect place for relaxation, stunning views, and amazing food.
It's an absolute must-add
to your Busan itinerary!
There are so many great photo spots
that it has become a hugely popular
Instagram-worthy hot spot.


What to Wear (Recommended)
Swimsuit / Rash guard
Aqua shoes
A swim cap or hat is mandatory!
Not Allowed:
Crocs, slippers, flip-flops,
sandals,
and sneakers.
Since there are so many photo zones,
bringing a waterproof phone case is highly recommended!
I bought some aqua shoes,
and I also wore a hat like this while running around!



It's super fun for kids,
and just as great for adults!
With top-tier facilities
and fantastic food options,
it was incredibly convenient and enjoyable.

There's a perfect little slide for the kids,



The indoor air temperature
is kept wonderfully warm,
but I still felt a bit chilly after coming back from the outdoor infinity pool.
That's when
stepping into the indoor massage pool (Bade Pool)
melted all the cold away and completely relaxed my body.
It was absolute bliss!





For some reason, the lazy river
wasn't very warm, so halfway through,
we ended up turning back.
You can use the tubes
for free, but
life jackets
can be rented at the rental shop
for ~$5.
As for the slides,
you have to line up
and wait your turn,
and it was incredibly crowded.
Sunbeds cost ~$19.
A bit pricey...










There's also a badepool outdoors!
Even though we had to walk outside
to get to the infinity pool,
and it was absolutely freezing,
soaking in the badepool warmed us right up.
Water Park Farm Kitchen


Since we were starting to get hungry,
we headed over to
the Farm Kitchen inside the water park.
There's a self-serve bar too,
so it's great that you can eat as many side dishes as you like!


The interior is incredibly spacious
with plenty of seating.

You pay with your locker key
and settle the bill
all together when you leave.
Menu

Fried tofu udon, budae jjigae ramen,
fried dumplings,
tteokbokki,
yubu chobap (tofu skin sushi),
rice bowls,
and curry—the variety is great!
We tried the Chinese-style Jajangmyeon for ~$7
and the old-school Korean Pork Cutlet for ~$9.







It was actually way tastier than I expected!
I really enjoyed every bite.
Cheongsudang Outdoor Spa
Cheongsudang Spa: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
The Japanese-style atmosphere
at the Cheongsudang Outdoor Spa is so serene.
If you wear the provided jjimjilbang clothes,
you can only dip your feet in.
But if you wear a swimsuit or rash guard,
you can fully soak in the hot spring!

I bought some drinks and snacks
from Cheongsudang
and tried floating them on the water!



Cheongsudang Snacks






You can only grill and eat the Kirimochi
inside the dining area.
The handmade bottled milk is ~$4,
and the matcha flavor is super rich!




It's decorated so beautifully and cute!


The contrast between the cool air and the warm water
feels absolutely amazing,
melting all my tension away.
You can even see Haeundae Beach from here,
so the view is absolutely gorgeous!
Infinity Pool
Infinity Pool: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM


Towering skyscrapers and Haeundae ocean views...
This infinity pool is
truly one-of-a-kind!

Although it's a very short walk from the water park,
it gets incredibly chilly out there!
I highly recommend wrapping a towel around yourself
before making the move outside.
The sudden cold breeze really caught me by surprise!





Getting to swim in such a wonderfully
exotic, resort-like atmosphere...
It made for such a unique and unforgettable memory
here at ClubD Oasis in Busan!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price and discount benefits for the 10-hour integrated pass at ClubD Oasis in Busan?
The price for the 10-hour integrated pass is ~$35. You can receive a 10% discount from the three major telecom companies, as well as a 20-50% discount if you pay with a Hana Card or are an SRT/KTX passenger.
What is the required attire and what shoes are prohibited when using the ClubD Oasis Water Park?
You must wear a swimsuit or rash guard, and wearing a hat or swim cap along with aqua shoes is mandatory. Crocs, slippers, flip-flops, sandals, and sneakers are not allowed.
How much does it cost to rent a life jacket and a sunbed inside the water park?
Life jackets can be rented at the indoor rental shop for ~$5. The rental fee for a sunbed is ~$19, while tubes are available for free.
What attire is required for a full-body bath at the Cheongsudang outdoor spa?
You must wear a swimsuit or rash guard to enter the pool for a full-body bath. If you are wearing the jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) clothes, you can only dip your feet.
What is the payment method for meals at Palm Kitchen, the restaurant inside the water park, and how much are the Jajangmyeon and Tonkatsu?
Meal costs are first charged to your locker key and then settled all together upon exit. The Chinese-style Jajangmyeon is sold for ~$7, and the Western-style Tonkatsu is ~$9.
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