Our own visit, not sponsored. Hours, prices, rules and parking come from Noljasup's official website, and the address and booking tab from Naver Place, both checked on October 6, 2026. The character illustrations are GPT-generated images.
Noljasup, Dongducheon — Indoor Climbing, Air Bounce and a Net Zone to Wear the Kids Out (Prices & Weekend Lines)
A place to go with kids in Dongducheon 🌲
On a Sunday in early November last year,
the kids needed
to burn off some energy,
so we headed to Noljasup (놀자숲)
in Dongducheon.
The net zone — kids run around a woven-net space like it's a trampoline
Dongducheon, Gyeonggi-do
⏰ Indoor 10:00–18:00
Outdoor 10:00–17:00
Closed Mondays
(open on public holidays)
💰 Day pass, indoor 30,000 won
Afternoon pass, indoor 24,000 won
👶 Under 115 cm tall:
junior pass + guardian pass
(36 months and up)
🅿 Free parking
👟 Sneakers & socks required
📞 031-866-5560
In a word,
it’s an energy explosion zone!
From indoor climbing
to a giant air bounce
and a trampoline-like net zone.
While the kids play,
the parents end up watching
with their hearts in their mouths.
🧗 The climbing area — even kindergartners try it
We especially liked
the climbing area.
The kids wear safety gear
and a staff member
stays right beside them,
so even a first grader and a kindergartner
switched into challenge mode.
The climbing area — kids climb in a helmet and harness
Several kinds of tall walls, too — with safety staff close by
The colors are bright
and the space is big,
so the kids never got bored.
🎈 The outdoor air bounce — excitement at 200%
The air bounce outside,
with the sunshine on top of it,
had the kids’ excitement at 200%!
The outdoor air bounce — even more colorful in the sunshine
After a lap of the indoor area,
by the time you get here,
they’re totally worn out.
⏳ Weekends mean fairly long lines
It’s a popular place,
so on weekends
the lines tend to get fairly long.
Still, it’s the kind of place
that has kids shouting “Let’s come again!“,
so on a day you want them to burn energy,
we highly recommend it!
Even so, the kids shout
"Let's come again!"
🎫 Prices (official price list)
Day pass (10:00–18:00)
Indoor 30,000 won · Outdoor 20,000 won
Combined (indoor + outdoor) 50,000 won
Afternoon pass (14:00–18:00)
Indoor 24,000 won · Outdoor 16,000 won
Combined 40,000 won
Junior pass (under 115 cm)
Day 25,000 won · Afternoon 20,000 won\
- a guardian pass (15,000 won) is required
(indoor nets & slides
and the outdoor Sky Net only)
Entry only, no activities — 10,000 won
(comes with 1 Americano voucher)
Under 36 months free
(indoor kids’ playground · outdoor forest playground)
Extreme Slide 5,000 won per ride
Survival game, 2 games 25,000 won
(elementary schoolers and up)
20% off activity passes
for Dongducheon residents
and guests staying at the recreation forest
📌 Good to know before you go
✔ Naver Place has
a ‘Booking’ (예매) tab,
but entry, junior and guardian passes
are sold on site only.
✔ For the activities,
sneakers and socks are a must
(no Crocs, sandals, slippers or skirts)
✔ Outside food
is restricted.
✔ Parking is free.
✔ Per the October notice,
outdoor areas close at 17:00,
which can change with the weather.
👍 Who this is for
✔ Days you really want
to tire the kids out
✔ Anyone who wants to try
indoor climbing with their kids
✔ Anyone who wants indoor and outdoor play
in a single day
On a day you really want
to wear the kids out,
it’s worth the trip to Dongducheon.
Just be ready for the weekend lines.
📍 Noljasup — open in Naver Map
From our visit in November 2025. Hours, prices, rules and parking are from Noljasup's official website (in Korean) (price list, rules, October 2026 operating notice and directions, checked 2026-10-06); the address and booking tab are from Naver Place (checked 2026-10-06). All of these may change. We only show the kids from behind or from far away. The character illustrations are GPT-generated images.
Translated from our Korean post with AI assistance. Hours, prices and other numbers were checked against the Korean original (official website and Naver Place data as of October 6, 2026). We did not check whether English signs or foreign cards are available on site. Original post (Korean)