The facility underwent a rebranding from its original name, ZooZoo, to Juju Land to reposition its brand identity.
The park is specifically designed for intimate animal encounters, often featuring small mammals and birds that can be fed by visitors.
Its location in Gwansan-dong places it in a semi-rural area of Goyang, distinct from the urban centers of Seoul.
Juju Land, formerly known as ZooZoo, is a petting-focused animal park located in the northern outskirts of Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. The facility emphasizes hands-on interaction, allowing visitors to feed and get close to various domesticated and exotic animals in an outdoor setting. The site features multiple zones where specific species are kept in enclosures designed for public observation. It functions primarily as a family-oriented attraction rather than a large-scale conservation zoo. The park layout incorporates walking paths that wind through the animal housing areas. As of mid-2026, the facility remains operational with a focus on educational engagement for younger children.
The central open-air enclosure area where animals are most frequently active.
Bring small bills or coins for the vending machines that dispense animal feed throughout the park.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as the paths are often unpaved or dusty.
Plan your visit to align with the outdoor feeding schedules to ensure the most active animal behavior.
Do not attempt to pet animals that are marked with 'do not touch' signage, even if they appear docile.
Closed on Mondays for regular maintenance and animal care routines.
Do not feed animals food brought from outside the park; use only the provided, approved feed.
