Cookie Farm
Play in the playroom while making and baking cookies!
Popular to girls from 24 to 48 months
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Address
Parco Plaza 703, Hoejeong-ro 132, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do
Contact
Facilities
Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Both prior reservation & same-day visits are possible
Open/Closes
Mon 11:00 ~ 20:00 Tue 11:00 ~ 20:00 Wed 11:00 ~ 20:00 Thu 11:00 ~ 20:00 Fri 11:00 ~ 20:00 Sat 11:00 ~ 20:00 Sun 11:00 ~ 20:00
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Popular Ages of Cookie Farm
Cookie Farm is
popular to from 24 to 48 months girls
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
40%
girls
60%
Prices & Programs of Cookie Farm
- [Rates]
- Cake Making - 20,000 KRW
- Pizza Making (Reservation required/Only on Fri, Sat, Sun) - 12,000 KRW
- Colorful Cookie Making - 12,000 KRW
- Drawing Cookie Making - 15,000 KRW
- Teddy Bear Cookie Making - 15,400 KRW
- Meringue Making (Reservation required) - 15,600 KRW
- Madeleine Making (Reservation required) - 15,200 KRW
- Choco Muffin Making (Reservation required) - 15,500 KRW
- Digestive Chocolate Ball Cookie Making - 15,700 KRW
- Cheese Corn Cookie Making - 15,200 KRW
Parenting Tips for Cookie Farm
- Apart from the regular programs, new ones such as Halloween cookies and Pepero making, etc. are being conducted based on the season.
- Cookie Making is set up with ingredients and explanations, but it's free making style.
- After making the cookies, they are baked in an oven. Packaging is on your own.
- Pizza Making is only available on Fri, Sat, Sun and requires a prior reservation.
- The store is spacious with large tables, making it good for groups.
- While cookies are baking, you can freely play in the playroom, and nursing cushions are available for babies. There are various toys to enjoy.
- There is no separate admission fee for guardians, so you can participate with your family when one person pays for cookie making, offering great value.
- No aprons are provided.
- For reservation inquiries, please provide on-time reservation guidance.
- Some making programs require prior reservation, so please check in advance.
- There might be availability on the same day, so call ahead before visiting.
- With a 50,000 KRW charge, an additional 10% (5,000 KRW) is accumulated, and there is a 3% point accumulation event upon membership.
- Parking is at the building's mechanical parking lot, and there is also a public parking lot across the street.
Make Sweet Memories with Your Kids at Yangju Cookie Farm
About the Place
Cookie Farm is a baking workshop located at Unit 703, 7th Floor, Parco Plaza, 132 Hoejeong-ro, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. Here, your kids can make cookies and cakes themselves through a variety of hands-on programs, making it a fun place for the whole family to create sweet memories together.
Visitor Information
- Hours: Daily 11:00-20:00
- Location: 7th floor of Parco Plaza, enter through the orange Ivyts Academy door after getting off the elevator
- Parking: Mechanical parking is available behind the building, and there is also a public parking lot across the street
- Reservations: Advance reservation or same-day walk-in available, but experiences may not be possible when fully booked, so reservations are recommended
- Inquiries: 031-861-8895
Experience Programs
At Cookie Farm, there is no fixed theme for the experience. Instead, visitors can choose what they want to make from a variety of menu options. Kids, families, friends, and groups can all join in and have fun.
- Cake making: 20,000 won
- Pizza making, available only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, reservation required: 12,000 won
- Color cookie making: 12,000 won
- Drawing cookie making: 15,000 won
- Teddy bear cookie making: 15,400 won
- Meringue making, reservation required: 15,600 won
- Madeleine making, reservation required: 15,200 won
- Chocolate muffin making, reservation required: 15,500 won
- Digestive chocolate ball cookie making: 15,700 won
- Cheese corn cookie making: 15,200 won
After a simple introduction to how to use the tools, you can make your treats freely, and you can ask the instructor for help if needed.
Space and Amenities
- Spacious and pleasant shop
- Parking and reservations available
- Amenities not provided: high chairs, nursing room, diaper changing station, stroller rental
- Separate restrooms for men and women
- Takeout and delivery available
Reviews and Highlights
- Experience-focused activities that let kids participate creatively
- Friendly guidance and a relaxed hands-on atmosphere
- A variety of menu choices depending on the season, special occasions, and personal taste
- No admission fee for guardians, great value for money
- Playroom access available during the activity, with a variety of toys provided
Visit Tips
- Use the mechanical parking lot behind the building, and there is also a public parking lot across the street
- Easy to reach by both car and public transportation
- If you visit after making a reservation, you can enjoy the experience without waiting
- Some programs require a reservation, so it is best to check before visiting
- When you load 50,000 won, you get an extra 10% credit, 5,000 won, and there is also a 3% point rewards event when you sign up for membership
Recommended For These Families
- Families who want a special baking experience with their kids
- Those looking for a unique gathering place for group activities or birthday parties
- Children and parents who want to make memories with desserts they create themselves
"Create a special and sweet day with your child at Yangju Cookie Farm!"
FAQ about Cookie Farm
What kinds of experiences can kids enjoy at Cookie Farm?
At Cookie Farm, kids can choose what they want to make themselves from a variety of baking menu options such as cookies, cakes, muffins, and pizza. The experience begins with ingredient setup and a simple explanation, then continues in a free-form style where participants make their items themselves. Depending on the program, there may also be seasonal special menus, such as Halloween or Pepero Day themes. Pizza making is available only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and a reservation is required.What are the experience hours and how long does it take at Cookie Farm?
Cookie Farm is open daily from 11:00 to 20:00, and the experience usually takes about 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes. However, this may vary depending on your child's age and the difficulty of the program.Can I visit Cookie Farm without a reservation?
Some making programs, such as pizza, meringue, madeleines, and muffins, require a reservation, while other programs may be available for same-day walk-ins if seats are open. However, it may be fully booked, so calling ahead or making a reservation is recommended. If you arrive on time for your reservation, you can join the experience.What amenities for kids are available at Cookie Farm?
The shop is spacious and the tables are large, so it is a good place for visiting with several people. There is a playroom and a variety of toys are provided, and a nursing cushion for babies is available. However, high chairs, a nursing room, a diaper changing station, and stroller rental are not provided. Please also note that aprons are not provided.How are parking and accessibility at Cookie Farm?
There is a mechanical parking lot in the Parco Plaza building, and there is also a public parking lot across the street, so it is convenient to visit.Are there any membership benefits or events at Cookie Farm?
At Cookie Farm, when you load 50,000 won, you receive an extra 10% credit, 5,000 won, and there is also an event where you earn 3% points when you sign up for membership.
Cookie Farm Address
Address: Parco Plaza 703, Hoejeong-ro 132, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do
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How to make a reservation for Cookie Farm?
Both prior reservation & same-day visits are possible