Kid Clubs Near Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, Asan, and Cheonan
Looking for kids clubs near Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, Asan, and Cheonan? Here are a few recommendations from a toddler mom and coffee fiend. If you’re looking for indoor activities for your toddlers when the AQI is poor (most of them have air purifiers), on rainy days, or when you just need more breathing space.
- Loving the Kids Clubs and Cafes Near Camp Humphreys
- Kids Clubs Near Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, Asan, and Cheonan
- Final Thoughts on Kids Clubs Near Camp Humphreys
- How to Search for Kids Cafes
- How to Source Additional Information About These Locations
- Need More Play Date Ideas
- Join Pyeongtaek Family Fun
- Volunteer with South of Seoul
Loving the Kids Clubs and Cafes Near Camp Humphreys
Even with lots of toys and a small yard, a toddler (or toddlers) are not always easy to entertain for hours during an average day. If you’re looking for indoor fun, here are a few of the places that we have visited. Even though I have a couple of favorites, I’ll try to give you an objective list of pros and cons. Hopefully, you can select one that best fits your needs.
Please keep in mind that children and adults are expected to wear socks while in these kid clubs. Most of them will have lockers near the entrance for your shoes. Some locations may have socks available for purchase, but it’s best to be prepared. I also have skid-free socks for my little because we have wood floors at home. I would recommend them if you have them.
If you’re trying to find an indoor activity on a poor AQI day, most kid clubs have air purifiers. However, Dinosaur World and Main Street Cafe do not have air purifiers, so these two are better for rainy days activities. As with many restaurants and cafes in Korea, water dispensers are available but often have little paper cups. Therefore, I recommend packing the diaper bag with a kid’s cup and snacks.
Kids Clubs Near Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, Asan, and Cheonan
Here are local kids clubs near Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, Asan, and Cheonan that we have visited and enjoyed. Let your little ones burn off some energy.
Paengseong
Nolja Kids Café
010-2993-1692
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
놀자키즈카페
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 팽성읍 객사리 144-5
Description:
Nolja Kids Café is a bright and clean indoor playground where kids can safely run, jump, climb, and explore while parents relax nearby. It’s designed for toddlers and elementary-aged children, with various play zones including slides, ball pits, trampolines, and interactive toys.Why Visit:Perfect for rainy days or extreme weather, Nolja Kids Café offers a fun and safe environment for active play. The space is well-maintained, and the seating area allows caregivers to supervise comfortably while enjoying coffee or snacks. Good to Know: Socks are required for both children and adults / Outside food is usually not allowed / Most kids cafés charge per hour or by age group / Korean staff may speak limited English, but signage is often clear when you use Papago.
AK Plaza Area
Little Chief
0507-1403-1277
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
리틀치프 평택점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 평택동 185-579
Description:
Overview: Little Chief is a premium kids role-play café where children can step into the shoes of real-world professionals—like firefighters, doctors, chefs, pilots, and more. With realistic mini sets and props, it's a fun and educational space where kids can explore their imaginations and gain confidence through play. Why Visit: This isn’t your typical slide-and-ball-pit play café—Little Chief offers an immersive, career-exploration experience for children aged 3 to 10. The themed rooms are beautifully crafted, and many scenarios include interactive elements to keep kids engaged. It's a great spot for parents looking to combine fun with learning. Good to Know: Recommended for ages 3–10 / Reservations are highly recommended on weekends and holidays / Two-hour sessions with scheduled playtime blocks / Staff supervise playtime and help guide activities / Parents can relax in the café zone or watch through viewing windows
Asan Techno Valley
LaLaTree
0507-1387-5672
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
라라트리
Hangul Address:
충남 아산시 둔포면 석곡리 1776
Description:
LaLaTree is a stylish and fun kids café with a well-designed indoor play space for children. Why Visit: There are a lot of different things to do in one space. Good to Know: Ideal for children ages 1–7 / Socks are required for all guests / Shoes must be removed upon entry / Reservations may be needed during weekends or holidays / Outside food and drinks are not permitted
Monello Asan Techno Valley Branch
041-531-7721
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
모넬로 아산테크노밸리점
Hangul Address:
충남 아산시 둔포면 아산밸리중앙로 80-22 3층
Description:
Premium kids cafe
Located on the 3rd Floor in Asan Techno Valley, Monello opened a new location. Fun for toddlers and small children, this kid’s cafe offers ball pits, role play zones, trampolines, and more. Added bonus, they also have coffee, tea, and kid-friendly lunch options, such as fries and fried rice. If you find yourself too tired to cook after chasing your child around at a kid’s cafe, there’s a Kyochon 1991 fried chicken restaurant on the first floor! So tasty!
Bijeon-dong
Cocomong Kids Land
031-692-3866
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Address:
경기도 평택시 비전2동 830
Description:
Located on the 11th floor of the New Core department store, this is a large play cafe with many different things for the kids to do. Food is available for purchase also.
Located on the 11th Floor of the New Core Department Store, is this cute little play space for toddlers, Cocomong Kids Land. They have a very creative magnet-fishing area, a couple of small slides, a small race track, a wood-block “sand” area, a plastic ball pool, trampolines, a play kitchen, and more. There is a diaper change station inside. However, if you need to use the restroom, then you will have to go outside of Cocomong. This can feel like a hassle if you have to leave your kids unattended or when you have to pack up your belongings and child just to go to the restroom.
There’s usually only one person working and they will stay behind the register /cafe area. The cafe has coffee drinks, kids drinks, and a small selection of food options. There are seating areas around each play station, including trash receptacles and hand wipes. However, all food must stay in the cafe area. Food is not allowed in the play area, which is the case for all kids cafes. There are also a few toys available for purchase. Don’t forget to take care of your parking validation and fee before you leave.
PRO of this location is that you see your child from almost any location, except the cafe area. So if you just want to sit while your kid(s) run free, then you should have a visual at all times. Cocomong also offers a military discount!
ChouChouBonBon
031-692-0505
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
슈슈봉봉 평택점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 비전5로 20-44
Description:
Stunning kids cafe where parents can feel fancy and kids can have fun. They also have a very nice menu. They have gone all out for kids AND parents. Click on the Naver listing below for more photos.
ChouChouBonBon is located on the 8th floor of Reikeu Tower in Seosabol. This is a gorgeous kids club, ideal for toddlers, babies, and parents who need a coffee break. Of all the kid’s clubs that I have been to, this one is the only one with a worthwhile beverage and food selection. The view of the park from this location is gorgeous. The decor is also lovely and while the kids may not notice, it has an upscale city charm.
The attendants also regularly clean play areas AND interact with the children. They may even sit down and play with them. Some attendants may give your child snacks or hugs when you leave. While this may be uncomfortable, it is best to be prepared ahead of time that this may occur.
As for playing equipment, they have all the usual stuff, small ball pit, wooden-sand-pit, small trampoline, slide, kitchenette, etc. Limited space for kids who want to climb and run. Baby play areas are sectioned off so the teeny ones can play safely.
Bird Sori Cafe
031-653-4656
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
버드소리 평택점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 비전5로 20-44
Description:
Animal lovers will love the chance to get up-close-and-personal with some feathered friends. This is located on the third floor and usually opens later - like around 11. Parking available in the basement.
If you like animals and have extra time, there’s also a bird cafe, Bird Sori, on the 3rd floor of this building. You do need to purchase bird food at the bar if you want to sit, but you don’t need to purchase a drink. When you arrive at Chouchou Bonbon, you get a key fob for all purchases, including cafe and parking.
Hello My Dino Pyeongtaek Branch
0507-1348-2808
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
헬로마이디노 평택집
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 비전5로 10 3017-3027
Description:
Interactive media art all centered on the dinosaur theme. Kids play area: trampoline, fishing, small climbing structure, slide and ball pit. 3rd floor of Central Dome in Seosabeol.
JumpingGo Sosabeol
031-654-8688
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
점핑고
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 비전5로 20-26
Description:
Located on the 4th floor of The Terrace Mall in Sosabeol. This is a kids cafe where they can jump all of their energy out.
Kids Dakung 2
0507-1394-7179
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
키즈다쿵2 평택점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 비전동 1100
Description:
Overview: Kids Dakung 2 is a large-scale indoor kids park filled with active play structures and high-energy equipment. It’s perfect for children who love to move, jump, and explore. With slides, tunnels, trampolines, obstacle courses, and more, this is a great spot to burn off energy any day of the week. Why Visit: This location is all about big fun and big movement. It’s designed like an indoor adventure gym and is ideal for families looking for more than just a quiet café corner. The spacious layout and multi-level equipment encourage physical activity, social play, and motor skill development.
NewKids Kids Café Bijeon
010-4892-8045
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
뉴키즈 키즈카페 평택비전점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 비전동 1102-1
Description:
Overview: NewKids is a bright, modern kids café that offers a balanced mix of active play, imaginative play, and relaxation for parents. Located in the Bijeon-dong area of Pyeongtaek, this family-friendly space is a favorite among Korean locals for everyday play or small celebrations. Why Visit: NewKids stands out for its clean, well-organized environment and wide variety of play zones. From trampolines and slides to pretend play kitchens, dress-up areas, and building blocks, there's something for every child's interest. Parents can comfortably watch from café seating while enjoying coffee, drinks, or snacks. Good to Know: Best for toddlers to early elementary-aged children (ages 2–8) / Socks required for both children and adults / Shoes must be removed at entry / Outside food usually not allowed / Some English signage; staff may have limited English, but layout is intuitive / May offer party packages for birthdays
World King Pyeongtaek
0507-1474-1713
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
월드킹 평택점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 합정동 968-1
Description:
Overview: World King is one of Pyeongtaek’s largest indoor play zones, offering a sports-themed kids park packed with trampolines, zip lines, ball pits, climbing structures, and more. Designed for high-energy fun, this space encourages physical activity through obstacle courses and open play areas. Why Visit: If your child loves movement, this place is a dream. The expansive layout includes not just basic play zones but also exciting features like foam pits, mini climbing walls, and inflatable bounce zones. It feels like a mini indoor amusement park, ideal for children who want more than just quiet play. Good to Know: Ideal for kids aged 3–12 / One of the largest indoor playgrounds in Pyeongtaek / Socks required for everyone / Some areas may have height or age restrictions for safety / May include arcade games or mechanical rides (additional charges may apply) / On-site café area for parents, but this is more of a kids activity center than a café-based playroom / Can be busy on weekends—weekday visits recommended for quieter experience
Godeok
Sand Driving 777
010-2405-0623
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
샌드라이빙777 본점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 함박산1길 21 101호
Description:
Overview: Sand Driving 777 is a construction-themed indoor sand playground where kids can experience driving mini diggers, operating mechanical arms, and playing with real sand in a safe, indoor setting. This play center blends tactile learning and vehicle-based fun, offering a rare experience in Korea for children who love trucks and machines. Why Visit: Perfect for vehicle-obsessed kids, Sand Driving 777 allows children to pretend they are operating construction equipment—without screens or noise overload. It’s a sensory-rich, creative space that offers both active play and quiet concentration as kids scoop, build, and dig. Good to Know: Best for children aged 3–9 / Real sand is used—bring a change of clothes if needed / Most equipment is child-operated with safety features / Socks are usually required; sometimes shoe covers are provided / Not a traditional kids café—no large slides or trampolines / Limited café/snack area, but vending and parent seating may be available / Staff may have limited English, but equipment is easy to understand visually / Often visited by Korean kindergartens or daycare groups
Gomawo Toto Pyeongtaek
0507-1307-8861
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
고마워토토 평택점
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 고덕동 1973-1
Description:
Overview: Gomawo Toto is a premium educational play café that blends hands-on learning, Montessori-style toys, and imaginative play in a beautifully designed space. It’s not just about keeping kids busy—it’s about engaging their minds while offering a peaceful, organized environment for both children and parents. Why Visit: This kids café is known for its intentional and developmentally appropriate play zones, where kids can build, role-play, and create in a calm, clean setting. Play areas include quiet building spaces, cooking corners, dress-up zones, and soft play elements—all with an emphasis on learning through play. Good to Know: Best for toddlers and younger children (ages 1–7) / Often used by Korean moms as a playdate or early education outing / Shoes off, socks required for adults and children / Limited English signage but intuitive layout and toy selection / Clean, modern, and often quiet—ideal for families who prefer a gentler environment / May offer special classes or activities (check their Instagram or Naver) / Food and drinks available; adult café zone is relaxing and comfortable
Dunpo
Champions (First Village)
041-536-0642
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
챔피언 퍼스트빌리지아산점
Hangul Address:
충남 아산시 둔포면 해위안길 127
Description:
Next to the First Village outlet shopping center is a large kids club, perfect for young children. Very spacious for those who like to run and climb. VR players for the olders kids. Wood-bit-sand pit, ball pit, and kitchenette for the little ones. Trampolines are fun for all. Much like the Champions in Starfield, you can leave your child there and shop for the couple of hours, if youre feeling brave. Water fountain, changing station, lockers, and kids toilets on the inside. Adult restroom on the outside. You may also purchase food, drinks, and toys, but options are limited.
Located in the First Village outlet shopping area is a large kids club, Champions. It is ideal for toddlers and small children, especially those with lots of energy and love to climb and run. There are trampolines, wood-sand-pits, ball pits, climbing nets, a boxing bag, etc. Virtual reality games for slightly older kids or young gamers. And there is a kitchenette for those who like to playhouse.
Much like the Champions at Starfield Mall, you can leave your kid(s) here for a couple of hours while you shop. You get a sticker with your child’s name and your contact information when you register your child. The child should wear the sticker while in the play area.
There’s a lot of parking lot which always has spots available. There’s also a cafe inside with a limited menu of food and beverages. If you really need a latte, there’s a cafe on almost every floor of First Village Shopping Mall. However, I recommend the one on the top floor, in the food court.
Dinosaur World (First Village)
041-536-0635
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
아산퍼스트빌리지 공룡월드
Hangul Address:
충남 아산시 둔포면 해위안길 127
Description:
Looking for indoor fun or you just love Dinosaurs, this is the perfect place to entertain your littles for a couple of hours, with sandboxes, rides, bounce house slides, videogames, and a live Dinosaur show. Make sure that you at least catch the Dinosaur show. Weekend Performance (12 oclock, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00) Weekdays 13: 00-17: 00 Weekday performances (13:00 / 15:00 / 17:00) Performance Closed every Tuesday Adult 15,000 Won Kids 5,000 Won
If you’re looking for a unique indoor experience, Dinosaur World is on the first floor of the First Village mall. It’s not a kids club but it’s lots of fun for toddlers and small children. There are video games, bounce house slides, blocks, a wood-block sandpit, a normal sandpit, coloring stations, dinosaur rides, and a “live” dinosaur show.
The hours vary on weekends and weekdays but usually once every other hour. The show alone makes this experience worth the trip. However, this place is full of stationery dinosaurs that move and rise at you as you pass by. There are no food or drink options. You get a stamp as you enter, so if you need to explore the mall for food or drink, then you can return to the dino fun afterward.
West Pyeongtaek
Main Street Cafe
031-684-2223
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
메인스트리트
Hangul Address:
경기 평택시 포승읍 만호리 697-17
Description:
Huge space, tons of photo ops, kids play area, 4 floors, very detailed and unique
Since I describe myself as a toddler mom and coffee fiend, it’s difficult for me to be objective about Main Street Cafe. This place is now probably one of my favorite cafes in Korea. Once you get past the New York City theme and cafe on the first floor, which also has bakery items and shakes, you’ll find a kid’s play area around the corner, which includes kid restrooms and changing area.
There are tables and booths around the play area. Parents can take a break and still monitor their little ones. There’s a baby play area and a toddler play area. The toddler side has a slide, tunnels, and toys. If you are a parent who spends a lot of time on Instagram, then you’ll love the picture zones. There are various themes on the other floors, including a 2D black and white area, graffiti stairs, and a rooftop with a stairway to the sky.
Cheonan
Ball Bear Park Cheonan
070-7664-7572
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Name:
볼베어파크 천안점
Hangul Address:
충남 천안시 동남구 옛시청길 29 힐스테이트 천안
Description:
Instagram: Ballbearpark_Cheonan A sports kids theme park
If you don’t mind driving a little further, our favorite kid’s cafe, Ball Bear Park, in Cheonan is worth a visit. This location is HUGE! I recommend this cafe for baby, toddler, and elementary school age children. This cafe includes pretty good kid menu with BHC chicken, ball pit, climbing area that circles the entire location, race cars, boxing, video games, slides, sledding, trampolines, train (runs every hour at minute 20), sky ball (runs every hour at minute 40), fishing, softball, soccer. If you need the kids exhausted for nap time, this is the place to prepare! The building has underground parking, restaurants, GS25, and a beautiful cafe with a skydeck on the 47th floor, Townhall.
Final Thoughts on Kids Clubs Near Camp Humphreys
In conclusion, no one said parenting was easy. However, one of the things I’ll miss about Korea when we leave will be all of the kid clubs. They each have their own entry fee so probably not a daily activity. Though they are definitely worthwhile when you need to be indoors and you’re tired of watching your child run laps around the couch.
Here is a new section for your updated blog on kids cafes in Korea, specifically focused on Hangul keywords for Naver and Kakao Map searches:
How to Search for Kids Cafes
If you’re trying to find a kids clubs or cafes in South Korea using Naver or Kakao Maps, it’s helpful to use Hangul (Korean characters) since English searches may not return many results. Here are the most useful search terms:
| English Term | Hangul | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Cafe | 키즈카페 | The most common and widely used term |
| Toddler Cafe | 유아카페 | May be used for cafes with younger age focus |
| Baby Cafe | 베이비카페 | Rare but sometimes used for infant-focused spaces |
| Play Cafe | 놀이카페 | Emphasizes indoor play rather than food |
| Indoor Playground | 실내놀이터 | Larger play areas, sometimes part of malls or franchises |
| Ball Pit | 볼풀 | Used to find cafes with large ball pits |
| Cafe with Kids Zone | 키즈존 카페 | Used when a regular cafe includes a small kids space |
You can combine these keywords with your neighborhood or city for better results. For example:
- “키즈카페 평택” – Kids cafes in Pyeongtaek
- “실내놀이터 송탄” – Indoor playgrounds in Songtan
- “유아카페 안중” – Toddler cafes in Anjung
How to Source Additional Information About These Locations
Whenever you have questions about things like business hours, you can use the free foreigner support app/phone number 1330. In addition, this is really helpful especially around holidays to make sure if a business will be open when you want to visit. With this app, you can prevent a wasted trip to a location when they are enjoying their regular day off or a holiday.
Need More Play Date Ideas
If you are looking for other options of places to visit or things to do, please check out one of our other blogs below:
Join Pyeongtaek Family Fun
Looking for other family adventures or want to share your family adventures with others? Feel free to join our Pyeongtaek Family Fun group. Also, activities for children and families get shared in this group.
Volunteer with South of Seoul
Interested in working with a fun team of talented volunteers? The South of Seoul volunteer team is always looking for other like-minded folks to research information, compile blogs, and edit content.
LeaDan Yee holds a Master’s in Education with a focus in Secondary Education and Teaching – Language Arts and Bachelor’s in Psychology, with a minor in Speech.
As a Cultural Liaison and Content Creator at South of Seoul, Ms. Yee focuses on creating content for families interested in traveling and those with toddlers. She is especially interested in opportunities to share her Native Hawaiian background and empower others to be cultural ambassadors.
Prior to joining South of Seoul, LeaDan worked as a High School Speech Teacher and Adjunct Communications Professor. She specializes in Public Speaking, Argumentation and Debate, Team Management, and Event Planning.
LeaDan Yee, M.Ed
LeaDan Yee holds a Master's in Education with a focus in Secondary Education and Teaching - Language Arts and Bachelor's in Psychology, with a minor in Speech. As a Cultural Liaison and Content Creator at South of Seoul, Ms. Yee focuses on creating content for families interested in traveling and those with toddlers. She is especially interested in opportunities to share her Native Hawaiian background and empower others to be cultural ambassadors. Prior to joining South of Seoul, LeaDan worked as a High School Speech Teacher and Adjunct Communications Professor. She specializes in Public Speaking, Argumentation and Debate, Team Management, and Event Planning.
