Participants will:

  • Experience life beyond the comforts of home, and be exposed to a fresh way of living and thinking

  • Slow down from the hyper-pace of home, and unplug from the stressful environment of school

  • Go screen-less, and immerse in wild, untouched nature

  • Experience creative arts as a medium of expression, and to discover themselves creatively.

  • Be part of a community of like-minded families who are curious about the world beyond home.

  • Spend time in reflection together as a family

  • Interact and form new friendships with local Korean children

📆 Date: 17 - 21 June 2026

📍Location: Jeju Island, South Korea

🪁 Type of camp: Hybrid (Parent Accompanied + Child Drop-Off)

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 For parents and kids: 6 - 11 yo

This June holidays, join us in Jeju, South Korea, for our overseas creative-cultures camp designed for families to unleash creativity, build cross-cultural relationships, connect with nature, and broaden their perspective of the world.

📍 Base Camp Locations:
Gyulban Studio &
Pilco Studio

18 & 19th June: Gyulban Studio is a space we felt really drawn to—surrounded by a beautiful tangerine farm paired with a cosy indoor studio, giving us room to explore, create, and just be together. There’s something about the openness that helps everyone slow down a little and settle in. It feels like the kind of place where connection happens naturally, and we’re excited to share that with you.

20 & 21st June: Pilco Studio is a Jeju-based, boutique learning space focused on creativity, nature-based education, and interactive English language programs for children. It is here that our children will be along local Korean children.

📍 Gyulban Studio Address: 4585 Jungsanganseo-ro, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea (제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 중산간서로 4585)

📍 Pilco Studio Address: 62-5 Jeoji 12 gil, Jeju, South Korea

How Will A Hybrid Camp Run?

Our hybrid camp is designed to balance both parent-child experiences and some independent time for the children.

The camp is split into two segments. The first two days (18th & 19th) are for parents and children to participate together, from 10:00am to 4:00pm, at Gyulban Studio. The following two days (20th & 21st) are for children only, from 9:00am to 3:00pm, based at Pilco Studio, a creative-education space in Jeju.

During the parent-child days, we’ll spend time outdoors at different spots before returning to Gyulban Studio for a gentle time of reflection together as a family. For the child-only days, the children will be immersed in a new environment, learning and interacting alongside local Korean children.

*Subject to change / weather conditions

Price

Our self-guided package gives you the ultimate flexibility and cost-effectiveness when you decide where you want to stay, how you want to get around, where to eat and where to explore.

  • Participating child must be 6 years old and above

  • Minimum 1 parent + 1 child to sign up

  • Children below 6yo may tag along for day one and two

  • 100% payment must be made to secure your spot

  • An additional fee of SGD 30 / pax will be collected for non-participating children (below 6yo) / parents for community dinner night

  • Terms & conditions apply

✅ Price Includes:

  • Lunch on all camp days + snacks + beverages

  • All creative-cultural activities, and the related artworks and mementos to take home

  • Special community dinner on final night

  • Exclusive Gosh! Kids Go! Explorer Pack which includes a Gosh! Kids T-shirt, a special Jeju Edition Travel Journal and more..

  • Digital cameras for use (to be returned) and an array of printed photographs of your choice

  • Series of family portraits and camp photographs taken by our very own in-house photographer

❌ Price Does Not Include:

  • Flights to Jeju

  • Accommodation

  • Transportation

  • Travel insurance

  • Additional activities / merchandise / food outside the scope of the camp

Follow Our Recommendations For Planning

Once you’ve signed up, we’ll share an all-you-need-to-know planning guide with you—everything from key addresses and where to stay, to our favourite food spots and family-friendly things to do. Just something to help you settle in and enjoy the experience a little more.

How To Sign Up?

Step 1

Fill in the registration form.

Our team will contact you to make payment.

Step 2

Once payment is made, you will receive a confirmation email from us.

Step 3

Look out for the best flight tickets, and purchase your travel insurance.

Attend pre-camp online briefing.

Got more questions? Scroll down for our FAQs.

Need answers now? WhatsApp us at +65 9112 8738

Join our Online Info Sessions to find out more about the Jeju camp

Come meet the team + know more about our camps and what to expect. Sessions will be done online via Google Meets.

Programme Leaders

Gladys Soh (aka Miss G),
Co-founder and educator at Gosh! Kids /
Photographer / Illustrator

Miss G is the co-founder and head mentor of Gosh! Kids. She has a vast experience working in the creative children’s environment in Singapore, Thailand and Japan. Her heart is to see children empowered so that they can be a positive influence to those around them. Previously a photographer, illustrator and creative director, Miss G’s attention and focus is now upon the children of the world. Creativity, fun and children—that’s what she’s all about!

Mathieu Beth Tan (aka Teacher Mat), Co-founder and educator at Gosh! Kids / Photographer

Teacher Mat is the co-founder and educator at Gosh! Kids. In 2022, Mathieu, his wife Gladys, and their six-month-old son spent a year in Fukuoka City, Japan, working and serving the local community of Japanese families. That season continues to shape his mission today: through Gosh! Kids, he is on a mission to strengthen the family unit with overseas creative-culture camps and inspire families toward a bigger vision of creativity and culture. Alongside his work with Gosh! Kids, Mathieu is an Associate Faculty member at the Singapore Institute of Technology, where he guides undergraduates in entrepreneurship and Design Thinking.

Angela Lau, Director / Workshop Leader at Pilco Studio

B.A. University of Toronto / M.A. New York University Ms. Lau has over a decade experience as an educator internationally spanning from Toronto, Hong Kong to Jeju. From teaching in international schools to designing games for creative learning and working with displaced families, Ms. Lau is passionate about creating learning experiences that spark creativity, wonder and joy.

Mr.Min, Writer / Workshop Leader at Pilco Studio

Gongmin is a writer based in Seoul. He made his literary debut in Korea by publishing the short story “Nose” in Consonants and Vowels (계간 자음과 모음). In addition to his literary pursuits, he has translated games and non-fiction books, including Why Vegan by Peter Singer.

Having spent his formative years in Malaysia, Singapore, and Egypt, he later pursued higher education at New York University and University of Oxford with focus on sociology and education policy. His ability to bridge cultures and languages is evident in both his literary and translated works.

They came, they loved it! ☻

Helen Clare Rozario,
mother of Sophie Clare, 7 years old (Jeju 2024)

“The mere fact that Sophie Clare, as a neurodivergent child, gifted with ADHD and Dyslexia, showed interest in writing on the first day of the programme truly surprised me and touched my heart. It offered compelling insight into alternative, more effective learning methods when creativity was incorporated for her.

The facilitators were professional, respectful, and had an intuitive connection with the children. Although I wasn't present, this was noticed when Sophie Clare discussed how the day went and observed through her interactions with the facilitators during drop-off and pick-up. The way she interacted with them clearly reflected the level of trust and comfort she felt with them.

Despite the drop-off requirement, the whole experience significantly transformed both of us and further strengthened our already close mother-daughter bond. It also unlocked another level of independence and autonomy for her, and the act of letting go for me. I am also pretty pleased with the fact that I was able to work productively with a peace of mind and ease while she was engaged in the camp. I even managed to do some sightseeing on my own during free moments when I wasn't working.”

Ashley,
Mother of Jae, 7 years old (Jeju 2025)

Great camp to bond with my child and also an opportunity to make both local and overseas friends. Camp activities allowed us to experience what was uniquely Jeju, it's biodiversity and art. The parent-child activities also allowed me to learn abit more of Jae. How he was an independent and confident individual that I don't have to step in too quick to interfere with what he is doing and to just allow his creativity to shine.

Philip & Razinah,
Parents of Zakariya & Yahyah, 9 & 7 years old
(Jeju 2025)

Our boys had a great time. They loved the camp so much that they’ve been asking us if Gosh kids will be organising more overseas or local camps. As parents, we felt it was an enriching and immersive experience. Gladys are Mathieu are fantastic organisers! Warm, friendly and super accommodating.

Gurmit and Denise,
parents of Trent, 8 years old (Jeju 2024)

“What we initially thought would be wholly indoors turned out to be a very interactive and eye opening programme that consisted of storytelling, hiking, photography, marine life exploration, and a unique hands-on experience using unripe persimmon juices as dye. Trent’s imagination and curiosity were stoked and inspired by the engaging facilitators who were encouraging cheerleaders pushing the boundaries of creativity and uplifting his confidence. The facilitators were always on hand to update parents at pick up time.

Trent truly was sad when it ended, which only goes to show how much fun he had making new memories and friends, and absorbing the world beyond Singapore.”

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