Wooderful Life Wood Forest DIY Course Experience｜Store-only Event

My children enjoyed themselves very much. Very well-thought out.

My 22 month old son had a great time here and we really appreciated how many of the activities were designed to challenge and engage the mind. There were activities that he wasn't able to engage in like the swing that moves across the room due to his height but he didnt want to go on it. When he's older we'll come again!

I went there with my 12yo and she thoroughly enjoyed herself. The wooden toys were lovely to hold and play with. I was a little worried at first as most of the kids seemed much younger but my daughter had lots of fun. She made a music box and the staff was very patient with her, helping her step by step. The only thing that could be better is if they allowed her to choose the items on the music box. Perhaps a selection of items of which the child can choose 3/4 items would be better than a fixed set of items.

Really clean and good quality toys. Went on a weekday and there’s just the two of us. 10/10 would go again on a weekday! No need to queue for swing and take turns to play.

There are many wooden play structures, each different, testing intelligence, eyesight, and coordination. Adults and children alike have a great time and learn about childcare.

This place is really fun, and there's a limit to the number of people, so you don't have to worry about it being packed during the long weekend.

Both adults and children found it fun, but it was a pity that the KKDay ticket purchase did not offset the parking fee in the park.

Wooderful Life toys are all made of wood, giving them a natural feel and a nostalgic charm that adults and children alike can enjoy. The music box DIY activity is also a lot of fun; you can choose your favorite parts and assemble the toys piece by piece with your child – it's so satisfying!

The place isn't big, and the price is a bit high, but the surprise is that there are many things to do, and two hours is enough for both adults and children. The only downside is that the DIY activity only involves making a hanging ornament to take home.

Although the space is limited, I like how there's a play area tucked away in every nook and cranny. As an only child, I've never been good at playing at Kika, so I was worried I might leave early this time, but we filled the pool to capacity in two hours. There are exciting and quiet activities, so I think children can play according to their personalities. However, there are no safety guards. Even on the 10-kilometer swings, no one stopped my older child, and no one stopped a child from running around excessively. The freedom can be both a pro and a con, but it's a different experience from the safety-conscious Kika in Korea, and I'm satisfied that I had fun without any accidents.