Snoopy Garden: Walk Through 16 Peanuts Scenes Among the Oreums of Songdang-ri

Why Peanuts Was Brought to the Scenery of Songdang-ri Oreum in July 2020

Snoopy Garden opened in July 2020 in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si. It presents Charles M. Schulz’s comic strip ‘Peanuts’ as a garden within Jeju’s natural surroundings, set against the mid-mountain landscape where Andol Oreum, Baekyagi Oreum, and Abu Oreum unfold in succession.

The space is divided into an indoor Garden House of approximately 1,000 pyeong and an outdoor garden of approximately 25,000 pyeong. It is therefore designed not as a place to quickly view character exhibits, but as a destination where visitors continue with an outdoor walk after viewing the indoor exhibitions.

The Emotional Narrative of Peanuts to Discover First in the Garden House’s Five Themed Halls

The Garden House near the entrance has five themed halls: Relationship, Daily Life, Relaxation, Happiness, and Dream. Through comic strips, videos, and set-style exhibits, visitors follow the relationships and daily lives of the Peanuts characters and become familiar with the story world before viewing the scenes placed in the outdoor garden.

The visitor route also includes Cafe Snoopy and the Peanuts Store. Re-entry may be restricted after viewing the indoor exhibition hall, so the safest order is to finish the exhibition before going outdoors. Free lockers are provided at the ticket office on a first-come, first-served basis. Luggage storage is also available, but users are responsible for any loss or damage.

11 Outdoor Areas from Charlie Brown’s Baseball Field to the Great Pumpkin’s Pumpkin Patch

The outdoor garden consists of 11 areas that combine Peanuts episodes with Jeju’s vegetation. Highlights include Charlie Brown’s baseball field, Linus’s blanket forest, and the Great Pumpkin’s pumpkin patch. The exhibits are designed to be viewed by connecting the narrative indoors with the sculptures outdoors.

The official recommended viewing time is approximately two hours. Because the outdoor sections include stone paths and areas that become slippery in wet weather, sneakers are recommended over slippers or open-toe sandals. Recent reviews on booking platforms repeatedly praise the extensive indoor and outdoor layout as an advantage, while noting that the outdoor areas can feel demanding on hot days.

Admission Closes at 6 p.m. from April to September and at 5 p.m. from October to March

During the summer season from April to September, operating hours are 09:00–19:00, with admission closing at 18:00. During the winter season from October to March, hours are 09:00–18:00, with admission closing at 17:00, one hour earlier. Although the venue is listed as open year-round, it is advisable to check the official website again before visiting for seasonal transition dates and special operating announcements.

Standard admission is ₩19,000 for adults, ₩16,000 for teenagers, and ₩13,000 for children. Groups of 20 or more receive rates of ₩16,000 for adults, ₩14,000 for teenagers, and ₩12,000 for children. Jeju residents and visitors aged 65 or older receive a 20% discount upon presenting identification, while persons with disabilities and national merit honorees are charged ₩9,500. Children under 36 months enter free with supporting documentation.

• Telephone: 064-805-1118
• Official website: https://www.snoopygarden.com/
• Address: 930 Geumbaekjo-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
• Online tickets must be purchased at least one hour before the visit; same-day purchase and use are also available.

Pets Are Allowed Only on Wednesdays; Carriers or Pet Strollers Are Required Indoors

Visitors may bring pets only on Wednesdays, and a separate pet admission ticket must be purchased. Pets are not allowed on any other day, so it is important to choose the date first when planning a Jeju itinerary.

Inside the Garden House, pets must be transported in a carrier or pet stroller. Leashes and harnesses must be no longer than 2 meters, and visitors must bring waste bags. Each person may accompany only one pet. Small, medium-sized, and large dogs are all permitted, but legally designated dangerous dogs must comply with the relevant laws and regulations.

Dedicated Parking and Sections with 6- and 10-Degree Slopes: What to Know Before Traveling by Wheelchair or Stroller

A dedicated parking lot is available, along with accessible parking spaces and an accessible restroom. In the exhibition hall, stroller and wheelchair users can use the elevator. Information on the possible rental of strollers and wheelchairs is also provided in Jeju’s accessibility guide for visitors with mobility needs.

However, visitors should not expect a completely flat indoor and outdoor museum. According to accessibility survey standards, the indoor route includes a maximum slope of approximately 6 degrees and two sections with an 18 cm level difference. Outdoors, there are slopes of up to approximately 10 degrees and stair sections. Some areas can be viewed without level differences by using the outdoor shuttle-bus route, so wheelchair users are advised to ask at the ticket office first about whether the service is operating that day and how to use it.

• Recommended duration: Approximately 2 hours
• Parking: Available, dedicated parking lot
• Public transportation: Since the venue is located in Songdang-ri in the mid-mountain area of eastern Jeju, access by rental car or taxi is practical. For bus travel, check routes and schedules from your departure point in advance.
• Inquiries: 064-805-1118

The Beagle Scouts Nature Exploration Team and the Best Time to Visit for a Songdang-ri Itinerary

Snoopy Garden operates the Beagle Scouts Nature Exploration Team program through online advance reservations. It is presented as an interactive plant docent program in which participants observe plants using magnifying glasses and compasses, primarily targeting families and travelers with children.

In summer, an efficient approach is to view the five indoor themed halls first, immediately after opening at 09:00, and then visit the 11 outdoor areas as the sunlight weakens. On rainy or windy days, the indoor exhibitions make a visit possible, but it may be difficult to fully enjoy the stone paths and sloped sections of the outdoor garden, so the visit may end in less than two hours.

For visitors with little interest in Peanuts characters or garden walks, or for those who have difficulty moving around outdoors, satisfaction relative to the admission price may be low. On the other hand, it suits itineraries that aim to experience indoor exhibitions, outdoor sculptures, and the mid-mountain scenery of Songdang-ri all in one place.