UK Farm

good place for kids to interact with "wild" animals. Tour guide was very helpful. Tried the goat milk, unlike other places, theirs have no unpleasant smell. Weather can be hot so bring along handheld fan and definitely sunscreen. Entry fee is rm35 for adults, 25 for kids/seniors, for 2 hour touring the farm is very reasonable. Opens at 9am but the tour starts only at 10am, ends around noon. Overall, good experience and decent activity for kids.

Visited UK Farm this morn - 100 acres area. No comments for the chalet cuz didnt stay there. Only went for the farm tour. Its Open daily from 9am to 6pm, tram rides only start at 10am onwards,with 1 hr intervals. Tickets : Rm35 (adults) Rm25 (kids/seniors) for 2 hrs tour. Animal feeds included with entrance fee. U can feed animals along the way with the feeds. There are quite a big variety of animals : deer, monkey, chickens, ducks, rabbits, ostrich, cow, goats, horses. Quite a bit of walking during the early part of the tour. Best to go early in the morn so that u wont feel Hot. Happened to see a baby deer thats only a week old running arnd. The cow station is rather stinky due to the amt of poop there. After visiting the goat milk process stn & tasting of goat's milk then u get to ride the tram. I find the goat's milk a bit on the watery side compared to cow's milk. There's no smell in the milk. They even offer home delivery for the goat's milk But the price is rather steep. Its a waste we didnt go down to visit the Gac fruit station cuz all of us were sweaty & hot so felt lazy to walk anymore. Afterwhich the tram brought us to the small mini mart before exiting. There were some souveniers, sweets, keychains available there. Its quite a distance from the main road & u need to take a pass from the guards at the entrance before proceeding to the farm. Lots of parking available outside the farm. Overall it was quite an experience esp for the younger ones - feeling of the deer's tongue licking the hands for the feed, besides feeling hot & sweaty.

The place is very calm and clean. It's my first time coming here and didn't expect the view will be this magnificent. You can feel you're in a real village. The staff also very friendly, even though we cannot go to the fruit farm cause of the weather, but it was a nice experience to be here.

There were many different animals to feed, which was enjoyable. The location is quite far away from the main gate. The tour guides were informative and answered our questions. They did an excellent job of introducing both the animals and the plants. The goat milk was excellent as well. But the price was a little steep.

Did not go in with much expectation as we were otw to Muar and thought just give it a try since we bringing our 9yo. Turn out it’s a nice farm and well managed and with many farm animals that don’t look sad and sleepy haha. Quite vibrant in my opinion. Ticket price comes with guided tour, animal feeds, one simple show, goats milk tasting, Gac fruit and passion fruit farm, one tram ride. Highly recommend to take the package. Their goats milk does not smell! Esp for me who really dislike the usual ones. Farm is considered clean. Also has chalets package for those who are willing to spend a night. Our bonus is not much crowd (3 families + 1 couple) and perfect (non sunny) weather. It’s a long drive in to the Farm from main road.. and u can enjoy some maize and crops plantation scenery along. Will consider coming back. Overall, well managed and Highly recommend