Mini Murrah Farm is a serene getaway located in the heart of Thailand, specifically in Sib Ed Sok Subdistrict, boasting lush landscapes and unique experiences with local flora and fauna. Perfect for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking tranquility in their travels.
Welcome to Mini Murrah Farm, a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque Sib Ed Sok Subdistrict of Thailand. Situated at 79/4 M.2, our farm offers a unique blend of tranquility, nature, and cultural experiences, making it an enchanting destination for visitors of all ages.
At Mini Murrah Farm, we pride ourselves on providing a peaceful retreat surrounded by lush greenery and a diverse array of flora and fauna. Here, guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of the rural landscape, where stunning views and fresh air create the perfect environment for relaxation and rejuvenation. Each step you take on our grounds reveals the stunning beauty of Thai nature, fostering a sense of connection to the land.
Our farm is not just about beautiful scenery. It is also dedicated to sustainable farming practices that respect both the environment and the community. Visitors can explore our sustainable gardening techniques, gaining insights into how we cultivate our crops while preserving the natural ecosystem. This hands-on experience allows you to appreciate the importance of ecological responsibility, making it an educational outing for everyone, especially families with children.
For those interested in local wildlife, Mini Murrah Farm is home to a variety of animals, offering a delightful opportunity to observe them in their natural surroundings. The farm aims to provide an engaging experience that highlights the symbiotic relationships between the animals and their environment, fostering a deeper understanding of nature’s wonders.
In addition to exploring the farm, guests can indulge in delicious, home-cooked meals that feature fresh ingredients sourced directly from our gardens. Savor the flavors of authentic Thai cuisine, prepared with love and care, as you enjoy a meal surrounded by nature. The scenic dining experience enhances the taste, making it a memorable part of your visit.
Our commitment to enhancing guest experiences includes hosting workshops and farm tours that provide insights into traditional Thai agriculture and sustainable practices. Participants can learn skills such as organic gardening, traditional cooking methods, and the importance of biodiversity, enriching their knowledge while enjoying a hands-on experience.
Whether you are seeking a weekend getaway, a family excursion, or a peaceful place for solo reflection, Mini Murrah Farm is the perfect destination. Our welcoming ambiance and the genuine warmth of Thai hospitality ensure that your time with us is both enjoyable and meaningful.
Plan your visit today and discover the serene beauty and rich experiences waiting for you at Mini Murrah Farm, where nature and culture harmoniously blend for a truly memorable retreat in Thailand.
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Mini Murrah Farm is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 79/4 M.2 Sib Ed Sok Subdistrict, 24140, Thailand
Mini Murrah is not a big attraction, it has only pigs, goats, rabbits, fish and buffalo. But besides that they offer ice cream, butter and pizza workshopsFor sure a nice place if you are nearby. I wouldn’t drive there just because of the farm
Mini Murrah is a model farm meant for tourist attraction and family activity, as opposed to visiting a real operating farm. Still, there is not much to do there. I was originally interested in seeing how they operate and was disappointed.
We were thinking of a place to take the kids to during the long weekend, some place not too far from Bangkok, where we can make a day trip. Chachoengsao sounded good because we live in the northeastern part of Bangkok which connects to route 304 and that takes us directly to the province.Mini Murrah farm is easily accessible, there are clear directional signs after you reached Chachoengsao, parking area is ok big enough. My kids love feeding animals and here they get the chance to do that. There are pigs, deers, goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, fish, ducks, Murrah buffaloes, visitors can feed them all. Get the coupons a the cashier’s, THB30 for a coupon and THB100 if you get 4. There are no entrance fees.Right at the back of the farm, you can find the owner’s attempts at organic farming, small area but good to know that it can be done here. The general atmosphere is a countryside feel, the farm is surrounded by rice fields.Food is ok, I think the best thing on the menu are the pizzas. The rest, to me, are just so so. Murrah milk is interesting, tastes a little unusual but rather good.My daughter wanted a hand in the pizza making (get the ticket at the cashier’s counter) but due to the long weekend there were many visitors so we gave it a miss. I saw many kids working on the dough and later bringing back their masterpieces home in nice pizza boxes.Like what someone said earlier, it is a nice little farm to spend a couple of hours with the little ones. They will love it.
This place is great for kids. Kids can either feed different types of animals, make their own pizza, prepare a pot plant, or make ice cream. The place is kids friendly and fairly clean. This tricky part is that the farm is not easily accessible by public transport. You would need your own car. There is an extremely small chance that a taxi comes pass this farm.
This place combined both farm & restaurant into one. There r a few kind of animals that u can feed or take pictures with. i.e. Goose, Goat, Rabbit, Chicken, Pig, fish, Cow and so on. Their food is just ok, nothing really bad but nothing is fancy either. This is my second time visiting this farm within 2 yrs. If u were to compared it with the other restaurant nearby, this place get a little bit higher rating especially if u hv kids or young children. Sometimes they do hv activities where kids can enjoy. U should call them in advance on this program. 0818192819 open hours 10am to 9pm
Mini Murrah Farm is a small farm about one-hour drive from Bangkok. It’s great for a weekend getaway with kids as there are few activities to do. Our kids (nine and four) enjoy feeding the animals (rabbits, goats, deer, fish, buffaloes, pigs and ducks), making their own pizza and making ice cream and butter. The price of animal food is not too bad (100 baht for 4 baskets of vegetables) but it’s better to agree with your kids in advance how much you want to spend as they can get carried away and you end up paying tons of money feeding the animals. Some of the activities are expensive e.g. planting vegetables for 250 baht and making pancakes for 350 baht. We tell our kids they each will have 200 baht for animal feeding and one activity of their choice. They both make pizza which is great because they can have it for lunch. The restaurant serves good Thai and western food. There’s also a small shop where you can buy cheese, butter and other products made from buffalo’s milk. We especially like the mozzarella cheese. I would recommend you go to there in the morning, have lunch there and then go on to other attractions nearby. It will make a perfect one-day trip.
It is a good destination for kids. There are Rabbits sheeps pigs and and murrah that kids can feed them. Your kids will enjoy a variety of activities such as DIY pizza class. Not recommended to visit in summer, too hot for baby.
About an hour and a half from Bangkok is a small farm in the middle of no where. There are no entrance fee but kids activities will cost small fee. Various package can be purchase and I highly recommend to do so. Some activities requires advance booking. We went as 3 families with 2-3 years old.There are mixture of activities like pan cake making, planting, ice cream making to rice farming on the actual paddy field. So be prepare to get dirty and the farm has a shower facility help you get cleaned. There are also animal feeding that costs 30bht. My 3 years old daughter just loves it. My only concern was they use raw eggs to let us make the ice cream. These eggs has been sitting out for a while. Normally when I make ice cream with eggs, I would heat it up with milk to about 165-170F to be safe. There are 2 food area in the farm and surprisingly they serve a decent food. Services overall good and courteous except for couple of female staffs in the aircon restaurant seating area that seems to speak with annoyance to everyone and a bit rude overall compared to the rest of the staffs outside.Overall we enjoyed the day.
We had good time feeding free walking ducks – goose and fishWe had lovely lunch and price was fair and then we went for ice cream making class followed by pan cake classWorth a visit