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South Korea is a family-focused country due to a variety of reasons such as multi-generational family homes and a low national birth-rate. Children are allowed in nearly all food and drinking establishments and there are special travel accommodations that allow upwards of 20+ people per room.

However, South Korea’s family-friendly experiences are often difficult for new international residents to access since South Korean family-friendly activities manifest in different ways than those experienced in the home countries of international residents.

South of Seoul supports international families by publishing blogs that unravel what family-friendly looks like and how to access the activities. If you have any idea of an article that would help your family, submit the topic to [email protected].

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Best comic book cafes in Pyeongtaek-si
Posted inFun & Entertainment Indoor Activities Kids and Family

Discover Korean Comic Book Cafes

(Updated: 2025) Looking to escape the heat or cold? Need to take a little rest in the middle of the day? Time to discover the delightful world of comic book…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT December 10, 2018
5 Board Game Cafes in Pyeongtaek?
Posted inFun & Entertainment Indoor Activities Kids and Family

5 Board Game Cafes in Pyeongtaek?

Do you love board games but don't want to buy them all? Grab your friends and head to a board game cafe. What are board game cafes? Did you know…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT December 4, 2018
Top 3 Pyeongtaek Hikes
Posted inApril in South Korea Fun & Entertainment Hiking in Korea

Top 3 Pyeongtaek Hikes

Did you just move to Pyeongtaek and want to find the top 3 Pyeongtaek hikes? You've found the right post. About Hiking in South Korea Some might call hiking Korea's…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT September 10, 2018
June 2018 Summer Camp is a blast for the Kids!
Posted inKids and Family

June 2018 Summer Camp is a blast for the Kids!

Author: Christi Cline Editor: Jessica Lister In case you haven't heard, Pyeongtaek Youth Rock! Earlier this year I had heard about a couple different camps being offered. As a mother…
Posted by Christi Cline July 4, 2018
Outdoor swimming pools in Pyeongtaek
Posted inFun & Entertainment Indoor Activities Kids and Family

Outdoor Pools Open in Pyeongtaek July & August

We have already told out about the splash pads that will be opening in August (read that here) but did you know there will be outdoor pools opening up soon…
Posted by South of Seoul June 22, 2018
Pyeongtaek Summer Splash Pads
Posted inAugust in South Korea Fun & Entertainment July in South Korea

Pyeongtaek Summer Splash Pads

Public Pyeongtaek splash pads usually open in July and August. Keep reading to learn more about splash pads including locations and rules! Updated: July 2022 Splash Pads in South Korea…
Posted by South of Seoul June 20, 2018
May Camp Reflection & June SIGNUP!
Posted inKids and Family

May Camp Reflection & June SIGNUP!

Our first 5th and 6th-grade summer just took place last week at the Moobongsan Camp in northeastern Pyeongtaek. It was a smashing success. We started working with the Pyeongtaek Youth…
Posted by South of Seoul May 24, 2018
Announcing! Grade School Camp May 19 – 20
Posted inKids and Family

Announcing! Grade School Camp May 19 – 20

Registration Deadline: May 4th (Or until full) When: May 19th and 20th Where: Moobang Camp Who: 15 English speaking students in 5th & 6th grade CLICK HERE AND SIGN UP…
Posted by South of Seoul April 9, 2018
RECAP: Fall Middle School Camp
Posted inKids and Family

RECAP: Fall Middle School Camp

For our last magic trick of the year, we partnered with the Pyeongtaek Youth Center to create a - dare we say - epic overnight camp for local and foreign…
Posted by South of Seoul October 31, 2017
FREE! Fall Middle School Weekend Camp Retreat
Posted inKids and Family

FREE! Fall Middle School Weekend Camp Retreat

Saturday OCTOBER 28th 09:00 - Sunday October 29th 17:00 THIS CAMP IS OVER NIGHT Registration Deadline: October 10th Apply Here: https://southofseoul.wufoo.eu/forms/m1mjfs4a0k93kt8/ We told you guys we were working on another camp…
Posted by South of Seoul September 27, 2017

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