Happy Farm Animal Day Out
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The kind of place where kids stop asking for screen time because the rabbits, fish and wide green space already won.
Borneo Happy Farm is not a quick photo stop. It feels more like a countryside day out: animal feeding, a rainforest trail, Kiddyland, cafe breaks, and optional paid activities like shuttle bus or zipline if your group still has energy.
Source: Borneo Happy Farm / Ticket2U
Source: Borneo Happy Farm / Ticket2U
Source: Borneo Happy Farm / Ticket2U
Source: Borneo Happy Farm / Ticket2UWhat visitors keep mentioning:
- Tripadvisor reviewers highlight the quiet environment, close interaction with animals and the convenience of spacious walkways plus buggy service.
- Sarawak Tribune's visit reads like a proper day trip: arrive with time, walk the farm slowly, and expect nature, animals and open-air heat.
- Tempat Cuti points out the educational side: farm animals, farmer life, rainforest learning and a calmer green setting away from town.
- The farm's own 2026 site positions it as a nature retreat about 45 minutes from Kuching city centre, with farmstay, meals and activity programmes.
Best parts to aim for:
- Guinea Wonderland for rabbits and guinea pigs.
- Arowana Station if you want feeding time action.
- Savanna area for goats, sheep, horses and open farm views.
- Tropical Rainforest Trail if your group can handle muddy or uneven ground.
- Tropical Farm Cafe when everyone starts getting hot.
Practical info:
Address: Lot 485 & 490, Jalan Sungai Moyan No.3, Jalan Pei Yuan Selatan, Jalan Batu Kawa-Bau, 94000 Kuching, Sarawak.
Opening: Wednesday to Sunday, plus Sarawak school holidays and public holidays, 8:30am to 5:00pm. Last farm entry / ticket counter close: 3:30pm.
Ticket guide from Ticket2U 2026 listing:
- Malaysian MyKad adult: RM40 walk-in.
- Malaysian child: RM30 walk-in.
- Malaysian senior / OKU: RM30 walk-in.
- Non-Malaysian adult: RM70 walk-in.
- Non-Malaysian child / senior / OKU: RM50 walk-in.
- Age 3 and below: free.
Small heads-up: this is an outdoor farm, so go early, bring water, wear shoes that can handle mud, and check the latest operating day before driving out. Some add-on activities and animal stations can depend on timing, weather and staffing.
Would you bring kids here for a full morning, or only stop by if you are already heading toward Bau?
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