Snoopy Garden Jeju With Kids: Tickets, How Long to Spend and What We Did

Snoopy Garden (스누피가든) is a Peanuts-themed garden and museum in Gujwa-eup on Jeju’s east side, with an indoor building of galleries and play zones and a large outdoor garden behind it. Our kids had been asking to go before we even left for Jeju, so we went first thing on a Tuesday morning in July 2026. This review of Snoopy Garden Jeju covers ticket prices, where it is, how long to spend there, and what our two kids actually did.

Where Snoopy Garden is

Snoopy Garden is inland in Gujwa-eup, in the northeast of the island, on Geumbaekjo-ro. You need a car or a taxi. We were staying at a thatched-roof house in Seongeup Folk Village, which was a short drive away. It is also within easy reach of the Seongsan area, so it fits well into a few days on the east side along with Seongsan Ilchulbong and Aqua Planet Jeju.

Inside the garden house

The indoor part, the garden house, is about 1,000 pyeong (roughly 3,300 square meters) with five themed halls, according to Visit Jeju. The galleries are white, bright and roomy, with Peanuts comic strips, framed art and glass cases of figurines.

For our kids, the play zones were the highlight indoors. At the Many Faces of Snoopy wall, you build Snoopy from magnetic pieces, changing his hats and outfits. Both kids stood at that wall longer than at any of the framed art.

There is also a theater with a curved screen that wraps around the room, showing a short film with Snoopy’s red doghouse. It is a good few minutes to sit down in the middle of the visit.

The outdoor garden

Behind the building is the part we did not expect: a garden of about 25,000 pyeong (roughly 82,000 square meters) with eleven zones based on scenes from the comics, according to Visit Jeju. There are grassy mounds, paths between Jeju volcanic rock, a pond, a Space Traveler Snoopy by a greenhouse, a Beagle Scouts camping area, and a rope bridge leading toward small wooden cabins. The kids went from one to the next without being asked.

It was cloudy the day we went, which suited the outdoor part. On a hot, clear summer day there is not much shade on the open lawns, so bring hats and water.

The cafe, the medals and the gift shop

There is a bright cafe with big windows and a large Snoopy plush. You order at a kiosk. We had an iced coffee and a steamed bun stamped with Snoopy’s face, and the kids liked that even the food had Snoopy on it.

There are also souvenir medallion machines where you press your own Snoopy medal, and a gift shop with plush toys in every size, stationery and snacks. The gift shop is big, so decide on a budget before you walk in.

How long to spend at Snoopy Garden Jeju

We arrived just before 10 a.m. and left before noon, so a little under two hours, and we saw both the garden house and the outdoor garden. That was enough for our kids, but we moved at a steady pace. If your family likes to read every panel or sit in the cafe, plan for half a day. Going in the morning helped; the galleries were quiet when we went in.

The five halls and eleven garden zones

According to Visit Jeju, the five halls in the garden house are organized around relationships, daily life, relaxation, happiness and dreams, and the outdoor garden has eleven zones that recreate scenes from the comic strips, including Charlie Brown’s baseball field and Linus’s blanket forest. We did not see every zone in two hours, which is part of why I would give it longer next time. Pet owners should know that dogs are only allowed on Wednesdays with a pet ticket, and they need a cage or stroller indoors.

Korean words that help

• 스누피가든 (Seunupi Gadeun): Snoopy Garden
• 가든하우스 (gadeun hauseu): the garden house, the indoor building
• 야외정원 (yaoe jeongwon): outdoor garden
• 기념메달 (ginyeom medal): souvenir medal
• 기프트샵 (gipeuteu syap): gift shop
• 키오스크 (kioseukeu): self-order machine in the cafe

Questions parents ask

Is Snoopy Garden the same as “Snoopy Park” or the “Snoopy museum” in Jeju?

People search for it under all three names. The official name is Snoopy Garden, and it is both a museum-style building and a large park.

Is Snoopy Garden good on a rainy day?

The garden house works in the rain, but most of the space is the outdoor garden, so a dry day is better.

Tips for Snoopy Garden with kids

• Go in the morning: the galleries were quiet when we visited around 10 a.m.
• Plan two hours or more: the outdoor garden is bigger than it looks from the entrance.
• Wear walking shoes: the garden paths cover a lot of ground.
• Check the weather: most of the garden is outdoors, but the garden house works on a rainy day.
• Set a gift shop budget: plush toys come in every size.

Worth it?

Yes, especially if your kids know Snoopy. We expected one small building and found a full garden as well. The play zones and the outdoor garden kept our kids busy, and adults who grew up with Peanuts will enjoy the galleries. It was one of the stops our kids asked for before the trip, and it lived up to it. Our rating: 4.5 / 5.

For where we ate on this Jeju trip, see our Jeju family food guide on Korea Food Trails, our sister site for restaurant reviews.