House Play Lab
An architecture-concept play barbecue venue that is great for visiting with children
Popular to boys from 24 to 48 months
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Address
House Play Lab, 120-1, Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Contact
Facilities
Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Both advance reservations and same-day visits are available - Naver Reservation
Open/Closes
Mon Regular closed day Tue 12:00 ~ 21:00 Wed 12:00 ~ 21:00 Thu 12:00 ~ 21:00 Fri 12:00 ~ 21:00 Sat 12:00 ~ 21:00 Sun 12:00 ~ 21:00
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Popular Ages of House Play Lab
House Play Lab is
popular to from 24 to 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
64%
girls
36%
Prices & Programs of House Play Lab
- [Fees]
- Admission: 10,000 won
- Cabin fee: 30,000 won (available for 10,000 won until before the official opening in March 2025)
- [Visitor Information]
- Last order: 19:00
Parenting Tips for House Play Lab
- This is an architecture-themed barbecue venue created by an architect and a carpenter couple.
- There is so much to do, including an indoor playground, outdoor playground, attic bookstore, and craft space, that you can spend the whole day here.
- Indoors, you can enjoy mini pocket billiards, wooden block architecture play, wood painting for a fee, board games, and reading comic books.
- Outdoors, you can enjoy ride-on toys such as bicycles and electric cars, construction-site play in the gravel zone, pickleball, and ball throwing.
- When it snows, children can also go sledding on the naturally formed snow hill.
- Adults can also enjoy sports such as basketball and badminton.
- There is a house-making craft class, available by phone reservation or on-site registration.
- Cabin use is limited to 4 hours only, while other spaces can be used without time limit with the 10,000 won admission fee.
- With the 10,000 won admission fee, you can choose one of a drink, capsule coffee, tea, or a snack.
- Cabins require a separate fee, and you can choose and book according to your preference between cabins for barbecue and cabins where outside food is allowed.
- Compared with typical barbecue restaurants, the meat is not particularly expensive at 6,600 won per 100 g, and the quality is good because it uses Korean pork from the Anseong livestock cooperative.
- Foods such as meat, kimchi, and shredded green onion are well managed, and there is also a wide variety of snacks children can eat, including chips and children's drinks.
- The restroom is across from the House building, and a step stool is placed in front of the sink so children can wash their hands more easily.
- The building is divided into the House building and the Play building, and you can take beautiful photos thanks to the stylish interior.
- Both the parking lot and the access road are spacious, making it easy to visit even for beginner drivers.
House Play Lab
What Makes House Play Lab Special
- This stylish and cozy multi-purpose space was designed directly by an architect couple, with wood interiors and a thoughtfully crafted layout for both kids and families.
- With plenty of natural light and a minimalist yet warm atmosphere, it feels very much like an emotional interior cafe.
- There is a large outdoor yard, a private barbecue zone, and a variety of indoor and outdoor play facilities where kids can run freely and explore with all five senses.
- If you reserve a barbecue cabin, your family can enjoy meals and relax comfortably in your own private space.
- There are also plenty of things to enjoy indoors, including board games, Lego, and a reading area, so you can visit regardless of the weather.
- There is no time limit after entry, and weekends are especially popular, so advance reservations are essential.
Main Facilities and Tips for Your Visit
Indoor and Outdoor Play Zones
- A variety of indoor play facilities designed with wood materials and safe traffic flow
- Outdoor spaces where kids can run freely, including a yard, sandbox, bubbles, and outdoor toys
Barbecue Cabins
- Families can enjoy a private picnic in fully equipped cabins with a barbecue grill, plates, and utensils
- The meat is reasonably priced compared with typical barbecue restaurants at 6,600 won per 100 g, and uses locally sourced Korean pork from Anseong Livestock Cooperative.
Cafe and Lounge
- With the 10,000 won admission fee, you can choose one of the following: a drink, capsule coffee, tea, or a snack.
- Use the self-serve bar for coffee, basic drinks, simple snacks, cookies, and sauces
- A system where you can brew capsule coffee yourself
Books and Board Games
- In a loft-like second-floor space, kids can quietly read books or enjoy board games
Other Convenience Facilities
- Both the parking lot and access road are spacious, making it easy even for new drivers to visit.
- The restroom is across from the main house building, and a step stool is placed in front of the sink so children can wash their hands more easily.
Hours and Reservation Information
- Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 12:00 to 21:00 (closed every Monday)
- Operates by advance reservation with a limit on the number of visitors. Reservations are required in advance on weekends and during peak season
- Location: 120-1 Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
MomMom's Helpful Tips for Visiting House Play Lab
- It is a great place for families to relax and play together for the whole day.
- It is an "architecture-themed barbecue venue" created by an architect and carpenter couple, with enough activities prepared for a full day of fun.
- Indoors, you can enjoy mini pocket billiards, wooden block architecture play, wood painting for an additional fee, board games, and comic books.
- Outdoors, kids can enjoy ride-on toys such as bicycles and electric cars, construction play in the gravel zone, pickleball, ball toss games, and even sledding when it snows.
- Adults can also enjoy sports such as basketball and badminton, and there is a "Build a House" craft class available by phone reservation or on-site registration.
- Only the cabins have a fixed usage time of 4 hours, while the other spaces can be used without time limits with the 10,000 won admission fee.
Recommended For
- Families who want sensory play in a natural setting away from the city
- Visitors looking for a space where kids can run and play both indoors and outdoors without getting bored
- Families who want a special picnic, barbecue, and aesthetic photo opportunities all in one place
FAQ about House Play Lab
What is the admission fee and how long can you stay at House Play Lab?
The admission fee is 10,000 won per person, and once you enter, you can stay without a separate time limit. However, the barbecue cabin requires a separate reservation, and usage is limited to 4 hours. The cabin fee is 10,000 won until the official opening period ends, before March 2025, and 30,000 won afterward. All spaces can be used without limits with the admission fee alone, but only the barbecue cabin has an additional charge and a time limit.What play facilities can you use with kids at House Play Lab?
Indoors, there are wooden block architecture play activities, mini pocket billiards, wood painting for an additional fee, board games, and comic books. Outdoors, you can enjoy ride-on toys such as bicycles and electric cars, construction play in the gravel zone, pickleball, ball toss games, and sledding on snowy days. There is such a wide variety of play spaces that it is easy to spend the whole day there.How do you use the barbecue cabin at House Play Lab?
The barbecue cabin can be used with advance reservation or on-site registration. You can enjoy barbecue and a picnic in an independent private space, and the grill, utensils, and tableware are all provided. You can reserve different cabin options, including one for barbecue use or one for bringing in outside food, and the usage time is 4 hours. Meat can be purchased directly on-site and is offered at 6,600 won per 100 g using Korean pork from Anseong Livestock Cooperative, known for its good quality.What food, drinks, and snacks are included in the admission fee at House Play Lab?
The 10,000 won admission fee includes one choice among a drink, capsule coffee, tea, or a snack. At the self-serve bar, you can also use simple snacks, cookies, and drinks for kids, and when using the barbecue, side dishes and prepared utensils to enjoy with the meat are provided.What makes parking and convenience facilities easy to use at House Play Lab?
There is a large parking lot and a wide access road, which makes it convenient even for new drivers. The restroom is located across from the main house building, and a step stool is placed in front of the sink so children can wash their hands more easily. However, please note that diaper changing tables, baby chairs, nursing rooms, and stroller rentals are not provided.Does House Play Lab offer MomMom Membership benefits?
There is no mention of any MomMom Membership exclusive benefits in the existing information and FAQ for this place. If there are any MomMom Membership benefits, they would need to be confirmed separately.
House Play Lab Address
Address: House Play Lab, 120-1, Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for House Play Lab?
Both advance reservations and same-day visits are available - Naver Reservation