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| Very industrial looking |
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| where you buy tickets during the week. (there's a gift shop and a few video games) |
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| the only activity available |
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| THERE IS NOTHING!!! |
Location:google map location
Hours: M-F 9:00-18:00, Sat/Sun 8:00-18:00
Pros: feeding baby cows, camping grounds, picnic tables with large grassy area
Cons: looks old and run-down, nothing to do during the week.
Tickets are NT$60 for ages 3 and up, so it's relatively inexpensive. The ticket includes a snack (choose from a bottle of milk or a milk custard). We went on a Thursday morning around 10am, and I think by 10:30 we were ready to leave. The long slide you've read about on some blog? It's been closed since 2014 (I should've checked the date). Other than feeding the baby cows ($20 for a bottle), there was NOTHING to do. And I have to say, the feeding area could definitely use some cleaning. Yes, there are two huge grassy areas and picnic tables that are great for letting the kids go wild, but you wouldn't really drive all the way to Miaoli just for that. Maybe it is more fun on the weekends if there are more kids around??? I'd say, buy the milk at Oranger Mart, you can skip this place.
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