[1][2] An amount of 39 billion South Korean won was used to invest in 139,066 square metres (35 acres) of land for the project.

[1] The project was expected to create 10 billion won worth of profit and enable up to 500,000 tourist visits to Imsil-gun per year.

[1] Over February 10–11, 2010, a workshop was held to discuss development of the cheese industry in the Imsil area as well as the proposed entertainment site, and on 28 February the council of Imsil-gun passed an ordinance allowing the establishment of the theme park.

There are also several facilities inside of the park where attendees can see the cheesemaking process as well as make cheese.

Other facilities inside the park include a rose garden, a zoo, a 4D-movie theater and a children's playground.