Went to the Sheep Farm for lamb chops but ended up with the special buffet and farm walk. The entrance price of 290 baht includes the buffet. The steak was unexpectedly nice for an attraction restaurant and the farm is beautiful. Great experience for families, nice food and view for old folks.

My young kids had the best time ever. They loved the horse rides and feeding the animals. The sheep farm was the best place we visited in Pattaya. If you have young children, I highly recommend a visit here.

What a great place to go with young children! A chance to get very close and feed many of the farm animal. Maybe too close for some parents but we found it a lot of fun. The bird show was extra but cheap and entertaining.

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Or should I write Thais pay less. Whatever, this is racism pure and simple. Show them that this rip off does not pay. Do not go.

We spent a few hours here at end of Dec 17. Our kids (6 & 3 y.o.) entered free as they were both under 110 cm. We bought the package tickets (250B/person) which includes sheep farm (sheep feeding), story book, bird show and floating market. There are lots of cute cartoon sheep statutes around the place for photo taking / selfie purpose. The story book section is quite cute with scenery from Three Little Pigs, Little Red Ridinghood, Sleep Beauty, Snow White, etc. (don't expect the Disney-type of details though) Kids loved feeding the sheep - some of them were outside of the enclosure and walking around. For the rabbits, we bought a pack of carrot slides (20B) and we could go inside the enclosure to feed them. There was a small area of play equipment - with swings and a few fixed model planes, bikes & helicopter for kids to ride on. You could also pay extra to play on a small trampoline, jumping castle, electric train, ferris wheel. We didn't try the eateries at the floating market section. There were stores selling snacks, drinks, icy poles, a coffee shop. Besides the restaurant, we could only find one small shop selling hot food (next to the jumping castle) - we had hamburger and hot dog which actually tasted quite good. The bird show is less than an hour. They parrots and eagles would fly around during the show, they gave us seeds to feed the parrots, and we could take photos with the parrots and eagles sitting on our heads/arms during the show. Overall a pleasant few hours spent in this place.

This place looks designed for little kids but (sshhhh) it is wonderful for anyone with a heart for cute animals and even grown men will find their maternal instinct. The pigs, chickens, deer, sheep, donkeys (and various other) are all very gentle creatures and love being fed by visitors. Set amid white-washed gates, lush green grass and palm trees, the facilities are excellent and the price is incredible - not even one dollar fifty for an adult. Pay a little extra here and there (typically 20 baht or 50 cents) to feed the animals. I rate this place #1 of everything I did in Pattaya over a full week. When you have finished feeding the animals you can even go to the restaurant and, for a fair price, eat them (!)

Me the wife and 10 year old boy loved every minute of the time we spent there. Feeding and playing with the animals and birds there gives so much childish joy to adults too. Don't miss this at any cost if ever you are in pattaya. Real cheap to enter but before you know it you've spent a bit feeding the animals.

The sheep farm is located about 20 minutes outside of Pattaya. Our GPS actually led us to a restaurant next door but luckily the farm wasn't difficult to find. One can buy entry just to wander around or also buy tickets to see the shows. We chose to just look at the animals. I can't remember the cost but it was surprisingly reasonable- maybe 160 Baht for two adults and a baby. Inside there are animals in pens- goats, sheep, horses, pigs, and so on. Some of the animals seem to be able to wander around freely- not sure if they were special animals or they had escaped and the staff was slow to put them back. Food is available to buy for the animals who were very eager to eat, though some of the animals looked quite fat. Not so the horses who looked very skinny and pitiful, standing in the heat not moving much even though there was some shade under nearby trees. A decent option for a short trip away from Pattaya with kids.

I was visit this place on Aug 2018, and this is not the first time i visit this place since the entrance fees is cheap. As my point of view, i had a traditional Asian mindset that farm=dirty, like Zoo=Smelly, but this farm is cleaner than my house's toilet bowl. This is a well manage farm or i can call it a Sheep Themed Playground instead of a farm. I can see the photogenic king goat in brown walking around, and 2 small goats with curly hair asking the food from the tourist and even few pigs hanging around. It's first time of my life to touch a real living pig, normally i saw them on my plate. And sure, a lot of Sheeps, it's really worth that you spend 20-40 baht to buy the vegetable for them. The only 2 alpacas in the farm never come near to the gate so please do not take it as your main purpose to visit. Besides those lovely mammals, there is a bird section features the human size pink bird(i am not sure the name) and a turtle house features some 60-90 years old turtles. This place also have a sheep show every 45 mins. After the show you can actually hug those well trained sheep. This place is super nice, i will bring my future kid here again in future, but first i have to find a GF first.