Snoopy Garden Jeju with Kids: Tickets, Stamp Tour & Tips
Snoopy Garden Jeju is one of the easiest places to recommend for a family trip: a Peanuts-themed park in northeast Jeju that pairs indoor exhibits with a large outdoor garden and a stamp tour that keeps children walking happily. Our family lived on Jeju for five years before moving to Malaysia, and because our two kids adore Snoopy and the Peanuts gang, Snoopy Garden Jeju became a place we returned to more than once.
Officially, a visit takes about two hours. In real life, with photos, a slow pace and a stamp map in little hands, we usually stay closer to three. This guide covers what you will see, how the stamp tour works, current ticket prices and opening hours, and practical tips for visiting Jeju with kids.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 930 Geumbaekjo-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju |
| Phone | +82-64-805-1118 |
| Opening hours | April–September 09:00–19:00 · October–March 09:00–18:00 |
| Last admission | 1 hour before closing |
| Admission | Adult ₩19,000 · Teen ₩16,000 · Child ₩13,000 |
| Parking | Free |
| Time needed | About 2 hours officially, 2–3 hours realistically |
Prices and hours can change, so it is worth checking the official listings on Visit Jeju and VISITKOREA before you go.
1. What Is Snoopy Garden Jeju?
Snoopy Garden Jeju is a Peanuts-themed garden and exhibition space in Gujwa-eup, in the northeastern part of the island, which makes it an easy stop on any east Jeju day trip. It has two main parts: an indoor Garden House and an outdoor garden that recreates scenes from the comic strip in the middle of Jeju’s natural scenery.
1) The Garden House (Indoor Exhibits)
The Garden House is the first area you enter, and it is organized into five themed halls: Relationships, Daily Life, Contemplation & Relaxation, Happiness, and Imagination. Instead of simply lining up character statues, the halls turn scenes and stories from the Peanuts comic strip into spaces you can walk through, with comic strips and videos woven in.
That format works well for children. Our kids would spot Snoopy from across a room, run over, and stop for a photo, then move on to the next familiar face. Even if your child is not a devoted Peanuts fan, the rooms are cheerfully decorated, and the pace naturally follows whatever catches their attention.
2) The Outdoor Garden
The outdoor garden is where Snoopy Garden Jeju really opens up. It is built around 11 themed zones inspired by classic Peanuts scenes, including Charlie Brown’s baseball field, Linus’s blanket forest, the Pumpkin King’s pumpkin patch and the Beagle Scout Camp. Snoopy statues and quotes from the comics are placed along the paths, so there is always another photo waiting around the next corner.
In our experience, you have not really seen Snoopy Garden Jeju until you have walked the outdoor garden. Inside, you look at exhibits; outside, you wander through Jeju’s greenery with Snoopy and friends. Kids tend to loosen up outdoors, and ours were far more energetic there than in the halls.
3) Café and Peanuts Store
The Garden House also includes a café serving American-style brunch and a Peanuts Store. The store sells Peanuts merchandise, including Jeju-exclusive items such as tangerine-themed Snoopy plush toys, so it is hard to leave empty-handed. It is also where the stamp tour badge is exchanged, which we cover next. If your children love souvenirs, give this part of the visit some extra time.
2. The Snoopy Garden Stamp Tour: Why Kids Keep Walking
The Snoopy Garden stamp tour is the single best feature for families. When you enter, pick up the stamp tour map from the counter near the entrance. As you explore the outdoor garden, you collect stamps at the different themed spots. Visitor guides describe the back of the map as a stamp album, and collecting all the stamps earns a Snoopy badge, which you can exchange at the Peanuts Store. The guides mention eight stamps, so treat that as a rough guide and check the map you receive.
Here is why we love it. The outdoor garden is large, and walking it properly takes real time. Our kids walked for well over two hours, and they never complained. They were completely focused on the stamps. What could have felt like a long, tiring walk became a mission with a clear finish line, and it kept them moving happily to the very end.
If you are visiting Jeju with kids, this small map may be the most useful tool of the day. Ask for it at the entrance before you head outside, and let your children lead the way from stamp to stamp.
3. Snoopy Garden Jeju Tickets and Opening Hours
1) Ticket Prices
Current individual admission at Snoopy Garden Jeju is listed as follows:
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | ₩19,000 |
| Teen | ₩16,000 |
| Child (36 months to 13 years) | ₩13,000 |
Group rates are lower: ₩16,000 for adults, ₩14,000 for teens and ₩12,000 for children, according to VISITKOREA. Jeju residents and visitors aged 65 and over can get discounts, so bring ID if you qualify.
Snoopy Garden Jeju tickets are also sold online in advance, which is handy when you are juggling several attractions in one day.
Check Klook for Current Prices — Klook lists confirmed-on-booking Snoopy Garden tickets, so you can compare current prices and lock in your entry before you arrive.
2) Opening Hours
Snoopy Garden Jeju opening hours change with the season:
- April–September: 09:00–19:00 (last admission 18:00)
- October–March: 09:00–18:00 (last admission 17:00)
- Open year-round
- Parking: free
Plan to arrive well before the last admission time. With the outdoor garden and the stamp tour, you will want at least two hours, ideally three.
4. How Long to Spend at Snoopy Garden Jeju and When to Go
1) Plan for 2–3 Hours
The official estimate is about two hours, and Klook also suggests two to three hours. We agree with the longer end. Between the Garden House, photos, the outdoor garden, the stamp tour and the shop, our family has always ended up spending close to three hours. If you also want to stop at the café, allow even more time.
2) Best Time of Day and Season
Because half of the experience is outdoors, weather matters. Early autumn is a lovely time to visit, with comfortable walking weather and plenty of greenery still around. Arriving close to opening time also helps you enjoy the garden before it gets busy. Snoopy Garden Jeju can be visited in the rain according to the official information, but if you want to enjoy the whole outdoor garden and finish the stamp tour, a dry day is much better.
3) Pair It With Other East Jeju Stops
Snoopy Garden Jeju fits neatly into a day exploring east Jeju. Other highlights in the area, such as Manjanggul Lava Tube and Seongsan Ilchulbong, are within driving distance, so you can combine a slower, kid-friendly morning at Snoopy Garden with a more active afternoon.
5. Tips for Visiting Snoopy Garden Jeju with Kids
1) Getting There
A rental car is the easiest way to reach Snoopy Garden Jeju, and parking on site is free. Public transport is possible, but it usually involves transfers, so check a Korean map app such as Naver Map or Kakao Map for current routes. Google Maps is limited in Korea.
2) What to Bring
Comfortable walking shoes are essential, since you will walk for a couple of hours outdoors. Bring sun protection or rain gear depending on the day, and a water bottle for the kids.
3) Consider the Beagle Scouts Program
Snoopy Garden also offers a Beagle Scouts nature exploration program for families, with activities inspired by Snoopy’s world, such as plant observation with a magnifying glass and compass. It requires advance online booking, so check the official site or call the garden for the current schedule and pricing.
4) Leave Time for the Shop
Between the Peanuts Store and the badge exchange for the stamp tour, kids will want to linger. Build in a buffer so the end of your visit does not feel rushed.
6. Is Snoopy Garden Jeju Worth Visiting?
For families, yes. It is not an amusement park with rides, and adults who have no interest in Peanuts may find it a gentle stroll rather than a headline attraction. But if your children love Snoopy, or simply enjoy a garden with a clear goal to chase, Snoopy Garden Jeju is one of the more relaxed and memorable stops you can add to an east Jeju itinerary. Add the stamp tour, and even children who are not big Peanuts fans will happily walk the whole garden.
We have visited more than once and always leave with tired feet, full camera rolls and happy kids.
FAQ
Q1. How much are Snoopy Garden Jeju tickets? Individual admission is ₩19,000 for adults, ₩16,000 for teens and ₩13,000 for children aged 36 months to 13 years, with lower group rates and discounts for Jeju residents and seniors. Check Klook for Current Prices to compare online tickets before your visit.
Q2. What are the Snoopy Garden Jeju opening hours? From April to September it is open 09:00–19:00, and from October to March 09:00–18:00. Last admission is one hour before closing, and it is open year-round.
Q3. How long does it take to visit Snoopy Garden Jeju? The official estimate is about two hours, but with kids, photos and the stamp tour, plan on two to three hours.
Q4. Is Snoopy Garden Jeju good for kids? Yes. The characters are familiar, the outdoor garden gives children room to move, and the stamp tour keeps them motivated to walk. Our kids covered the whole outdoor garden for over two hours without complaining.
Q5. Can you visit Snoopy Garden Jeju in the rain? Visits are possible in the rain according to the official information, but part of the experience is outdoors, so a dry day lets you enjoy the full garden.
Q6. Is there a stamp tour at Snoopy Garden Jeju? Yes. Pick up the stamp tour map near the entrance counter, collect the stamps in the outdoor garden, and exchange your completed map for a Snoopy badge at the Peanuts Store.
Q7. Is parking free at Snoopy Garden Jeju? Yes, parking is free.
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