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Safari World Bangkok: The One and Only Guide

Learn all about Safari World Bangkok for the ultimate zoo adventure!

Welcome to Safari World Bangkok , one of the largest and most well-known zoos in Thailand. One of the reasons it is so popular is because it is an open-air zoo. Animals can roam around freely out in the open area and not in confinement! This certainly takes the whole ‘going to the zoo’ experience up a notch and definitely adds a sense of adventure as if you were really out on a wildlife safari in Africa. Seeing wildlife creatures such as lions and tigers are, of course, on our to-do list but there’s so actually so much more to it than meets the eye.

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About Safari World

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1.About Safari World Bangkok

Safari park.

Safari Park , one of the two main areas in Safari World Bangkok , is where the real safari adventure begins! Stretching up to 8 km, a drive-through Safari Park in your car or coach will provide you will the rare opportunity to get up close (but not too close!) with some of the most magnificent members of the Animal Kingdom.

The whole trip across this massive park will take around 45 minutes, guiding you past many of the herbivores first such as zebras, giraffes, rhinos as well as many species of birds! Make use of this great chance to truly admire these amazing creatures and observe them in their natural habitats instead of cages.

The second part of the drive will take you into the much-awaited predator’s den. This is where you’ll get to meet the “intimidating” lions, tigers, and bears going about their daily lives just taking a nap in the shade or maybe enjoying a bath.

Nonetheless, it’s nowhere safe to provoke them for any reason at all. So, just remember to keep to the safety guidelines, such as no honking and driving slowly, to enjoy a safe but thrilling safari adventure!

Marine Park

For a more traditional zoo experience, head over to Marine Park ! Here, you’ll get more hands-on experiences and even see some of the animals in action as they perform in various shows! It doesn’t matter which kind of animal you’re into, whether it be feathery birds or slippery underwater creatures, Marine Park has them all! It’s a great place, especially for little kids, to really interact with all the different animals there and get to learn more about them. What’s more, enjoy 7 unique shows such as the dolphin show and feeding show! Both entertaining and educational, a trip to Marine Park in Safari World Bangkok will surely be a day well spent!

To see the Daily Show Schedule, click here !

Jungle Cruise

The River Safari ride at Jungle Cruise is an all-time favorite attraction for both adults and children in Safari World Bangkok. Hop into one of these water boats for the ride of your life as you explore the ‘deep tropical jungles’. Who knows which animals you might encounter on your adventure? Jungle Cruise is a great attraction for the whole family to enjoy together at Safari World Bangkok. So, don’t miss out on it!

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Hours: Every day 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Location: 99 Panyaintra Road, Samwatawantok, Klongsamwa, Bangkok, 10510 Thailand

Wear light clothing as well as comfortable footwear. Bangkok weather is quite hot and humid throughout the year.
A pair of sunglasses, some sunscreen and a hat to protect you from the blazing sun is a must! 🌞
Best to visit from November to early April.

2. Top Things to Do in Safari World Bangkok

1. tiger feeding show.

The Tiger Feeding Show is one reason to head over to Safari World Bangkok early in the morning. This unique showcase takes place only once a day at 10.00 a.m. (subject to change) at Safari Park. During the drive-through, you’ll be able to catch this truly spine-tingling sight of one of the caretakers feeding several tigers pieces of chicken from an enclosed cage. Imagine being surrounded by a pack of these ‘ferocious’ creatures! The Tiger Feeding Show is definitely a show you do not want to miss!

2. Feeding Giraffes (Safari Terrace)

Just when you thought you were too short for giraffe-feeding , Safari World Bangkok offers the opportunity-of-a-lifetime to experience just that! From on top of Safari Terrace, you won’t have to stretch out your necks achingly to get a good look at these long-necked creatures anymore. Don’t miss this chance to feed them bananas, interact with them and appreciate the beauty of these animals, at eye level! Feeding the tallest animals on Earth has never been easier! It’s a great activity for the whole family, especially the little ones, and we promise you, you won’t regret it!

3. Dolphin Show

Dolphins are said to be the smartest marine animals on Earth and the Dolphin Show at Safari World Bangkok will prove this right before your very eyes. Don’t take your eyes off these brilliant dolphins as they put on a spectacular show for all. Watch closely as these cute finned creatures perform a handful of cool tricks and somersault through the air at great heights! This is definitely a must-watch show at Safari World Bangkok!

3. Ticket Options

1. Ticket Only

2. Marine Package

3. Safari + Marine Package

4. Including Transfer

4. Directions: How to Get There

Taxi / Grab

One way to get there is to take a taxi. The taxi fare will really depend on where you’re taking from and whether or not you can haggle down the prices. Nonetheless, it will cost you about 700 baht (20 USD) and double that for a round-trip. So, we recommend taking the taxi or grab to those who aren’t really on a budget and can afford to spend a few bucks more, or are traveling in big groups. Otherwise, we suggest you opt for other modes of transport.

Public Transport

If you’re a good navigator, public transport isn’t such a bad option either. Of course, it has its ups and downs but taking public transport will provide you with the opportunity to explore Bangkok up close and save you quite a few bucks on your trip!

👉 Check out our blog on How to Go to Safari World Bangkok by Public Transit for more.

Transfer Service

If you have any doubts about taking a taxi or public transport (as do some people in foreign countries), why not book a transfer service to take you there and back safely, without worrying about losing your way or getting overcharged? We offer all-inclusive packages which include a Safari World Bangkok ticket, a lunch buffet, and a round-trip transfer service at a bargain! You can even choose from two options: shared transfer service or private transfer service. Opt for a hassle-free trip to Safari World Bangkok and have all the fun you want!

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Loved drive through Safari world and Tiger cub feeding

Very interactive for kids. I highly recommend it. Please take the safari world bus rather than your own car. The advantage of seeing these animals from a higher platform in bus, with limited or no tints on windows, helps you see animals more clearly, especially one in shade hiding behind.. We took a grab cab to and fro.. It was 425 bhat each way and 100 bhat per person for bus inside safari world.. The marine park was great and well planned.. easy to see most shows (although we felt they could have been longer).. Animals enclosures were very close to us.. Also giraffe feeding and tiger cub feeding was a big hit with my son.. The international food buffet was very good and a surprisingly big spread.. Mains, fruits, soup, desert.. I highly recommend it

The best Safari so far. The environment is good, many various of animals, nice staff, speaks good English

There is a separate area that houses giraffe. You can feed them by paying a small amount. More than the zoo area we really enjoyed the outside zone where there were so many giraffes, zebra, deer, tigers and lions. U could see them so close

Very nice and big place you can fitting giraffes there have a lot of animals. I get in to dolphins show that I less like. I am not s

Safari world is a must place to visit when you are in Bangkok as they have different shows which we really enjoyed and worth watching too but getting a taxi to this location is really have been big trouble for us. But once we arrived ,we enjoyed every moment

Most of the attractions are not open, and the shows follow a strict timing. The only thing worth noting is giraffe feeding and photo with orangutans. Those are the experiences that are fun and memorable. Also for those who want to take photos with giraffes while sitting on a jeep, I'm told this isn't the place to do that and that can only be done in safari world at another province.

Safari World Bangkok: A Comprehensive Guide to Explore Thailand's Most Famous Safari Park

Safari World Bangkok is one of the top interesting things to do in Bangkok for travelers with children or those who have a big passion for exploring the wilderness. A visit to Safari World Bangkok will bring you in-depth knowledge of the animal world, laughter, and thrills at the shows, as well as the unique desserts you cannot find elsewhere.

However, as Safari World Bangkok is huge and consists of many different activities, first-time visitors may need some preparations before going in order not to miss out on any fun experiences.

In this article, we've put together all the top tips and a comprehensive guide to help you have a hassle-free and insightful day trip to Safari World Bangkok!

The wooden welcome board at Safari World Bangkok

General information of Safari World Bangkok

Safari World Bangkok is located at 99 Panyaintra Road (Soi Ramindra 109), Samwatawantok, Bangkok 10510, Thailand. It has long been one of the top things to do in Bangkok for nature geeks and travelers with children to earn a fresh perspective on the preservation of wilderness.

The Park houses hundreds of animals collected from all around the world and is divided into two main areas: Safari Park and Marine Park.

A mom and her 2 little daughters hanging out at the Safari World Bangkok

Although the two sections both belong to one big complex of Safari World Bangkok, their operating times are slightly different and so are the ticket prices.

Operating Hours

How to arrive at Safari World Bangkok?

Forty kilometers away from central Bangkok, Safari World Bangkok is located on the outskirts of northern Bangkok and it takes roughly 45 minutes to get there, depending on your location as well as the transportation you choose to travel. There are different ways to get to Safari World Bangkok from the city center.

A visitor feeding the giraffes at the Safari World Bangkok

Hop on a taxi or Grab

If you are not good at navigation or have an extensive budget for transportation, taxi or grab car are definitely the most convenient and easiest way to reach your desired destinations.

Traveling by taxi to Safari World Bangkok may cost you around 600 to 700 Baht (USD $19 - $20) for a one-way and 1200 – 1500 Baht (USD $38 - 48) for a round trip. However, for the best price updated, contact your hotel receptionist or a local Thai friend if you have one, just in case you would not want to be ripped off as a foreigner!

With the famous ride-hailing app in Thailand, Grab, your travel around is even easier when all you have to do is input your pick-up and drop-off point, check the price and book the car. Grab allows you to keep track with the route, rate the trip and even get discounts for later journeys.

However, you may need to get access to the Internet to open the app. Therefore, it is better to get a 3G/4G SIM Card ready right after you land in Bangkok International Airport.

Once your phone is ready to roam, active Grab app and input the exact name of the Park: Safari World Bangkok , along with the address in Thai (พระยาสุเรนทร์‏ 40 Bangkok 10510, Thailand), check the price and hit the BOOK button!

Public transport

Unfortunately, there is no direct bus or BTS Skytrain access to Safari World Bangkok , but you can combine public transport and taxi to arrive at Safari World Bangkok. Check out these following routes if you want to experience traveling like a real Thai local!

If you are around the city center like in Sukhumvit, Siam or Pratunam, join Sukhumvit Line of the BTS and get off at the last stop Mo Chit, which is around 42 Baht (USD $1.3). From here, take Exit No. 1 or No. 3 and catch the bus No. 26 or 96 to Fashion Island Shopping Mall stop at roughly 25 Baht (USD $0.8). Then hop on a taxi to Safari World Bangkok at around 100 Baht (USD $3.2).

Red wooden signs saying Stay In Your Car at the Safari World Bangkok

If you start from Khao San, China Town, Bangkok Old City, or Hua Lamphong, then take the bus No. 73 that heads to Nopparat Ratchathani Hospital. You will pay around 25 Baht (USD $0.8) for this bus trip, and from the Nopparat Ratchathani Hospital, catch a taxi to Safari World, which costs you roughly 100 Baht (USD $3.2).
If you are traveling around the area of Bang Kapi District, Ramkhamhaeng (which is nearby Suvarnabhumi Airport Link), then you can catch one of the buses in No. 22, 60, 115 or 501 to Fashion Island Mall and then hop on a taxi to Safari World.

Minibus and minivan are other options besides BTS and bus that you can easily see them parking in front of the Chatuchak Market. These minivans don't have license plates, so you need to ask the drivers which one that heads to Safari World Bangkok before hopping on.

A minivan trip to Fashion Island Mall costs around 100 Baht (USD $3.2). From there you can get a cab at 100 Baht (USD $3.2) to Safari.

How to get back to Bangkok from Safari World?

Once your trip is completed, you can contact the tourist information operator for a taxi arrangement back to Fashion Island Mall bus stop to catch one back to Bangkok city center.

Visitor taking photo of a zebra at the Safari World Bangkok

Entrance ticket to Safari World Bangkok

You can purchase the entrance tickets directly at the ticket booth or via online platforms. The price range below is applied for visitors purchasing tickets on site. This way is helpful if you happen to pass through Safari World Bangkok during your trip and that you can get a ticket with a snap of a finger.

The second option is to buy online tickets at home as you can find many attractive deals on the Internet and it saves you tons of time queueing at the ticket counter. You can consider getting your ticket to Safari World Bangkok via Inspitrip with promotional prices is now being offered, making your experience more affordable and pleasant.

Once your travel date and payment are confirmed, an e-voucher will be sent to your email by the service provider. When you arrive at Safari World Bangkok, just present the voucher to the staff at the counter (from counter No. 1 to No. 8) to exchange for a physical ticket.

2 girls hanging out at Safari World Bangkok

Things to do at Safari World Bangkok

1. explore a lively animal kingdom at safari park.

A sleeping tiger at Safari World Bangkok

You will reach Safari Park first after entering the main entrance of Safari World Bangkok.

Here you will learn more about the world of over 75 mammals and 300 species of birds from Asia to Africa and many other endemic animals of other regions.

Feeding the animals is a must-do experience when you tour around the park. This activity lasts for only 10 minutes in the morning. Not only is it a fun activity to please your kids, but it also allows you to observe the natural behavior of wild animals through the act of consuming food.

The custodian in charge of each area will reveal the hindsight behind the days in the life of each species. Are you ready to have your kids amazed at these interesting biology lessons?

The twins feeding the zebras at the Safari World Bangkok

A majority of the residents at Safari Park “animal kingdom" is carnivores. Therefore, you should take a bus service to tour around the park so as not to run out of energy and protect yourself from being attacked by the animals.

This tour leads you to several sections that visitors are not allowed to walk inside and may cost you 30 Baht (USD $0.96) per person. Additionally, you will join an experienced guide who shows you inside out throughout the trip and gives out many interesting facts about the wild animals you may have never heard of before. You can find this service at the information counter right next to the ticket counter.

A tiger sleeping by a pond at Safari World Bangkok

Quick tip for you: Sit on the right side of the bus for an up-close perspective, and of course, for more interesting and vivid background if you want to capture some photos of the animals as well.

The route lasts for nearly 8 kilometers and you will get to encounter tigers, zebras, deer, antelopes, birds and a lot more. Some animals even surprise you when they come closer to the window.

A trip may take about 45 minutes. It is best if you can join this tour in the morning since the temperature will be milder and clearer than during the noontime or in the afternoon when the weather tends to be humid and scorching. Also, the sunlight is lovely and bright enough for you to comfortably explore the safari and have stunning photographs as well.

2. Travel under the sea at Marine World

The second part of Safari World Bangkok is Marine World, where you can learn more about underwater wildlife through a number of animal shows stretching over to the Jungle Walk area. There are up to 7 different shows operating every day and most of which occur in the afternoon.

Marine World at the Safari World Bangkok

If Safari World is best to explore in the morning when the weather is ease and clear, Marine World is great to see in the afternoon. During this time, Bangkok’s weather is getting hotter but Marine World surely blows the heat away with its cool atmosphere and many relaxing yet entertaining activities.

3. Boating along the Jungle Cruise River

Much similar to the one in Singapore, Jungle Cruise River is a 30-minute boat trip that will take you through a “jungle" that features all the natural habitats of Africa and Asia. However, this Jungle Cruise River is not included in your purchased entrance ticket, so you may need to purchase an extra ticket to join this interesting activity.

4. Explore the mystic woods with Jungle Walk

A trip to Jungle Walk leads you to a simulated jungle where you will get to encounter many kinds of native species living in the wilderness. The jungle is giant and dense, hence you should always follow the direction signs in order not to get lost in the middle of the trip or in case you are finding a way to the shows.

5. Enjoy 7 impeccable shows at Safari World Bangkok

These shows are deliberately made for families with children, which feature fascinating animal performances. Here are the 7 shows that you should not miss when visiting Safari World Bangkok.

Orangutan Show

This comedy-centric boxing show entertains you with many hilarious movements of the orangutans on stage.

The orangutans in fun outfits will kill your stress by teasing each other, dancing, hugging and balancing on the chair.

Don’t forget to snap some shots with these cute “friends" when the show is over.

Mon - Sun: 10:40 AM and 02:00 PM

Orangutan show at the Safari World Bangkok

Sea Lion Show

The show opens your mind with the cleverness and flexibility of the sea lions attempting to cooperate with the trainers. They can lift the ball by the nose, jump through the ring or even tease their trainers.

Mon - Fri: 02:00 PM
Sat - Sun: 2:00 PM and 3:45 PM

Sea lion show at the Safari World Bangkok

Cowboy Stunt Show

If you are a fan of Lucky Luke, don't miss this Cowboy Stunt Show that brings you to an actual Westside of the States, where the cool cowboys and cowgirls conquer the wooden pubs while the gunfights roam the sky.

Mon - Sun: 10:45 AM

Cowboy Stunt Show at the Safari World Bangkok

Elephant Show

These giant animals will have you saying wow with multiple impeccable human simulation actions, such as painting, playing basketball, balancing, dancing in groups and many more.

Mon - Sun: 11:30 AM

Elephant show at the Safari World Bangkok

Dolphin Show

Dolphins are famous for their friendliness. The dolphin shows at Safari World Bangkok will give you the truest experiences of how clever these cute animals are. Get ready to be mesmerized by their dances and flips over in the air.

Mon - Fri: 10:00 AM and 03:40 PM
Sat - Sun: 10:00 AM and 04:40 PM

Dolphin show at the Safari World Bangkok

Your Hollywood blockbusters now come to life with a spectacular archive of thrilling performances including canoe racing, gun fights and bombing!

Mon - Sun: 02:50 PM

The flamboyant and vivid parrots definitely make your children smile with their skillful bike-riding talent. Bird Show is best when you travel with the kids.

Mon - Fri: 02:40 PM and 04:10 PM
Sat - Sun: 02:40 PM and 05:10 PM

2 parrots chit chatting at Safari World Bangkok

Where to have lunch at Safari World Bangkok?

After hours of sightseeing and joining different outdoor activities, it is time to find a place to rest your feet and get some food to boost up your energy. At Safari World Bangkok, you can either get an entrance ticket including a lunch buffet, which serves many fusion dishes or drop by any of your favorite bistros to enjoy.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside Safari World Bangkok while food courts inside the Park are a little pricey. Some of the restaurants inside the Park also serves buffet in between 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM every day. Don't forget to have some Baht available in cash to smoothen your payment.

The buffet restaurant is inside the Marine World. Follow the map or the direction boards to navigate your way to the restaurant. Also, don’t forget to take a table number ticket beforehand upon your arrival.

Some essential tips before you go

The weather in Bangkok is really humid and hot, and same as to Safari World. Therefore, light outfits and a comfortable pair of shoes are the perfect combos for a day trip to the attraction. Also, don't forget to apply some sunscreen and bring along a hat, an umbrella, and a refillable bottle to keep yourself from heat stroke and dehydrated.
You can choose to take a taxi to see the open Safari Park, but make sure to negotiate for the best price.
If you are traveling in a group of 3 or 4 people, traveling by taxi or Grab car will help you save a lot.
A complete trip at Safari World Bangkok takes roughly 6 hours.
Get a map at the entrance or download one to help navigate throughout the park at ease.
Come early if you have the buffet ticket, as the restaurant is usually packed during lunchtime and it closes at 2 PM.

If your trip to the Safari World Bangkok is around the corner, quickly bookmark this article right now and share it with your friends if they are coming along with you! Still longing for more exciting activities for your Bangkok itinerary? Check out these following articles to get useful tips and comprehensive guide for a hassle-free and insightful experience in this Land of Smiles:

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Live Life Lah…….

Travel, eat and live life to the fullest…., feeding tigers and lions at safari world bangkok.

Safari World Bangkok is definitely one of my 99 Panya Indra Rd, Sam Wa Tawan Tok, Khlong Sam Wa is one of my top favorite places in Bangkok… and it will be for those who love interacting with wild animals….

Safari World Bangkok has been around since 1988 and this wild life park gets more better day by day

This awesome tourist attraction is about an hour’s drive out of Bangkok city and divided into two areas: Safari Park and Marine Park.

On my second trip there, I headed to the Marine Park first…

The Marine Park is pretty much like a traditional zoo where you can view animals, birds, reptiles & mammals in enclosed spaces. …

However, there are places where you get to see animals perform tricks and there are places where you get to feed and pet the animals as well as photo spots with the animal stars of the safari world… yeah I know, to some people this is not something they like and they prefer to see animals in the forest and such, but we are living in a world where animals are going extinct because of global warming and loss of habitat and all and sometimes it is safer and better for them to be in forest reserves or zoos provoded they are cared for…

And to some people like me, I love getting a chance to be near wild animals… yeah, this is my chance to get near these beautiful animals…

There is never a dull moment in Safari World with its space and shows and one of the highlights of their shows would be the Dolphin show where you can watch these intelligent mammals perform a variety of tricks in a special large amphitheater.

It is such an entertaining presentation of their skills and natural mental power. They can easily follow instructions like twirling in the water or jumping up in the air.

There is also a Sea Lion show, an Elephant & a Bird show., as well as a Cowboy Stunt show, a James Bond-style Spy show & a Water Ski show as well as a controversial Orangutan Muay Thai Boxing….

I also had a fun time meeting and feeding the kangaroos at Camp Kangaroo (this really made me feel like I was in the Australian outback) and the camels before pausing for a quick lunch at Tiger Burger kiosk…

And no, in case you are wondering Tiger burger is not made from tiger meat… rather it got its name from the crying tiger Thai dish prepared from grill beef….

And that is basically what you get- a delicious burger with crying tiger beef patty….it comes with fries and a drink…..

When we finished with the Marine Park, we headed out to go to the Safari Park

But this time my trip to the Safari Park was different and my friend and I , along with a few other tourists were locked inside a caged lorry for about 45 minutes.

This was kind of a turnabout since ironically, we were all locked in the cage and not the animals. But we were all given a bucket of fresh chicken parts and tongs!!!!

Yeah!!!! Instead of just watching the lion and tiger feeding show, this was our opportunity to feed the lions and tigers!!!!! Yeah we joined the Safari feeding activity and were now given a chance to go feed some of the most dangerous cats in the world!!! There are a few sessions a day which you can participate!!!

This new attraction at the Safari World is truly only for the bold and the brave!!! We were all taken into the open park marveling at the beauty of the African-like wilderness while seeing the zebras, giraffes, camels and white rhinoceros

We also passed a lot of storks, gaur, watusi, wildebeests and oryxes. As well as the smaller horned animals like the impalas and fallow deers. Before continuing our trip deep to the Safari Park with pounding hearts to meet the dominant felines… the lions and the tigers!!!!

I gingerly pick up a raw chicken breast from the bucket and dangle it ouside the cage through a small feeding hole and the lions start standing on their back feet with their massive paws in front of my face as they ate the meat offered… we could here disgruntled growls as well as a little bit of scuffle

I was definitly in awe with thie close up view of the Kind of Beasts… we offered them half the meat from the bucket before saving the other half for the tigers…

Just like how the lions are fed, we also got the opportunity to feed the other magnificent and powerful striped cats who came to get their food from the steel cage.

I almost wanted to feel the rough fur of the tigers during the feeding, and I for one was fascinated by their gigantic paw beans and the sight of their massive jaws clamping over the meat proffered as I stand closely to some of the most vicious predators in the jungle…

It was truly an experience not to be forgotten….

When all the meat was gone, the lorry carrying us headed to the last section of the Safari Park where the bears were before returning to base and allowing us out of our cages….

Safari Park Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM Saturday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Marine ParkMonday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMSaturday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Address – 99 Panya Indra Rd, Sam Wa Tawan Tok, Khlong Sam Wa, Bangkok

Safari World Bangkok: A Full Review & How to Go Guide

Safari World Bangkok , with its Safari Park and Marine Park , is a must-visit. Each park has different animals and great shows.

I recently went there with my wife and we had a blast! In my review, I’ll tell you about the animals, shows, and our experiences .

Plus, I’ll give you tips on how to get to Safari World Bangkok easily . 😊

Now, let’s dive into exploring this awesome park, one of my favorite things to do in Bangkok !

Safari World Bangkok Overview

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By BTS Skytrain and Public Bus
By Shuttle Bus (Easiest and Save Time)

Safari World Bangkok , open since 1988, is just 40 km from downtown Bangkok . It’s unique because it has two parts: the Safari Park and the Marine Park .

In the Safari Park , you can take a 45-minute coach bus ride to see wild animals and watch lions and tigers being fed .

The Marine Park has lots of shows and animals you can see on foot .

Below, I’ll show you the animals and shows in these parks with photos and information.

Safari Park takes you to a fun and informative journey. This one-of-a-kind ride opens your curiosity to the beauty of the African-like wilderness.

While on-board the Safari World Bangkok’s coach bus , you’ll closely see the zebras, white rhinos, camels, deers, lions, tigers, and more!

1. Hoofed Mammals

Zebras, Camels, Giraffes and White Rhinoceros

Are you ready to meet some of the most impressive land mammals?

Safari Park is the home to the wild’s fast-runners―zebras, giraffes, and white rhinoceros. Make sure you also catch up with the laid-back camels.

2. Giant Birds

Take a photo of these large bird species!

Unlike normal birds, ostriches and marabou storks can grow from 5ft to 9ft! Because of their unusual height, they are considered some of the tallest birds in the world.

3. Massive Horned Animals

Now, it’s time to spot some gaur and watusi. These animals have compact bodies and pointed horns.

Despite their massive structure, they are mainly herbivores. They feed on leaves, grass, fruits, and other plants.

4. Other Horned Animals

Wildebeests, Oryxes, Impala and Fallow Deer

Also in the area are cattle-like creatures such as wildebeests and oryxes.

There are also smaller horned animals like the impalas and fallow deers. All of these are easily recognized by their horn structures.

5. The Kings of the Jungle

This park also shelters some giant cats like the lions. Watch them stroll around or sleep under the trees.

Sometimes, they play around with their own species.

As you continue your trip to the Safari Park, you’ll come across these dominant felines. Tigers are the only cats with stripes all over their body.

6. Different Bear Species

Bears are the animals that complete the Safari Park section. These massive mammals love to eat different foods, from fish to fruits to honey!

And, they use their sharp claws to easily catch their food.

Safari Park of Safari World Bangkok fascinates visitor with its 2 amazing shows . These are the feeding shows for lions and tigers .

1. Lion Feeding Show

Witness a live lion feeding show from the bus at Safari Park. Seeing these massive beasts consume their daily meat is quite a sight to see!

As playful as they are, lions would climb on the feeding vehicles to get their tasty share.

2. Tiger Feeding Show

Watch in awe as the park staff feeds the tiger with their favourite meat.

Just like how the lions are fed, these powerful animals get their food from the steel cage.

They also love to play around and go up on the vehicle.

Safari World Bangkok’s Marine Park is the best stop after Safari Park. This area gives you more freedom to roam around and see the animals closer .

1. Try Giraffe Feeding

One of the best activities to look forward to here is the giraffe feeding .

You can meet these charming and tall creatures at Marine Park.

By paying an additional of 100 Thai Baht, you can be closer to the giraffes and feed them with bananas.

2. Monkey Species

Come across this adorable orangutan. These monkey species have the same level of intelligence and even number of teeth as humans.

Also in this area are the ring-tailed lemurs, who are known for their long and striped tails.

These particular monkeys are definitely a head-turner because of their colors.

Both have unique features that add up to their popularity. In particular, mandrills are much bigger than the douc langurs.

3. The Giant Rodents

Often, capybaras can be found near the water area of the park.

You might found them walking or simply sleeping on the ground together.

During your visit, you might catch them digging soil or eating munching some snacks.

These lovable small creatures spend most of their time inside underground holes. It’s because the below-ground is their home.

4. Huge and Powerful Tigers

As you pursue with your exploration, you’ll encounter these striking tiger species.

They stand out among other animals because of their light brown fur and brown stripes. And of course, their bright, blue eyes are very mesmerizing.

And of course, you can’t miss the Malayan tigers. Their commanding presence makes them very eye-catching during your tour.

Compared to other huge felines, they are more skillful and powerful.

5. Fast-running Animals

Malayan Tapirs, Kudus, Fallow Deer and Agile Wallabies

Another highlight in this area of Safari World Bangkok are these fast animals. Kudus, fallow deer, and agile wallabies, in particular, can easily gallop and run because of their body built.

6. Short-legged Horses

Look at these adorable ponies! Often, you’ll catch them eating their favourite grass and relaxing on the ground. These animals are small horses with short legs but thick hair.

7. Charming Sea Mammals

Spend some quality time with these cute animals! Walruses and sea lions are easily recognized because of their dog-like features.

Plus, their chubby skin makes them very adorable. During daytime, they love to sunbathe on the ground or even in the water.

8. Powerful Predators

If you want a little bit of excitement, go to the crocodile section. These big reptiles are very good predators because of their unique physical features.

9. Different Bird Species

Both cassowaries and Cuban flamingo are some of the biggest birds in Marine Park. These birds mainly flock together along damp areas.

Aside from their massive height, they have vibrant colors that make them more attractive.

Eclectus Parrots, Macaws, African Grey Parrots and Moluccan Cockatoo

But of course, you can’t ignore these colorful birds. Each of these species has a unique combination of colors. Most of these animals are very talkative too.

So, if you drop by this area, you’ll definitely hear a lot of chirping and even mimicking of voices.

10. Egg World

Eggs World is another must-visit section. It’s a discovery centre that showcases the life cycle of different eggs.

One of the highlights here is the development of a chicken embryo. There’s also a parrot incubator, where you get to learn their growth process.

11. Tiger Cub Feeding

Nursing a tiger cub definitely a once in a lifetime moment! In this area, you are given the chance to hold and cuddle a baby tiger. Plus, you can take a photo of your experience!

Marine Park is also a favored spot in Safari World Bangkok because of its must-watch shows.

Here, you have 5 fantastic shows to see . Check them out below.

1. Dolphin Show

First on the list is the dolphin show. This is such an entertaining presentation of their skills and natural mental power.

They can easily follow instructions like twirling in the water or jumping up in the air.

Sometimes, they even sing in unison! Surely, there’s never a dull moment when you spend your time with these adorable creatures.

2. Sea Lion Show

Continue your way to the sea lion show and meet these charming animals. Just like dolphins, these mammals are known to be great sea entertainers.

They can balance a ball using their nose, dance with their hands, and do all sorts of tricks. So, make sure to appreciate their talents by cheering on them.

3. Orangutan Show

Another crowd favourite at Marine Park are the orangutans! They are simply lovable because they act like humans.

They would show their incredible moves while dancing to the music.

Not only that but they are also very hilarious! See their boxing match and you’ll be surprised how good they are at throwing cute punches.

4. Elephant Show

If you love these gentle giants, head to the elephant show and watch their incredible skills.

Even with their massive size, elephants are extremely talented mammals! They can easily balance, either on both feet or with just one foot!

These playful animals are also very playful. Catch them popping balloons and shooting a ball using their trunks.

5. Hollywood Cowboy Stunt Show

Hollywood Cowboy Stunt Show at Marine Park

After the fun animal shows, it’s time for the Hollywood Cowboy Stunt Show. This is a live, comical presentation of a cowboy’s life.

Set your eyes on their exciting routines and amusing battle fights. Some of them even ride horses.

And of course, there are fake gunshots and smokes to add more excitement to the show.

Safari World Bangkok Ticket Price at Counter

There are different prices when buying Safari World tickets on-site.

For Safari Park , it costs 1,000 Thai Baht for an adult and 900 Thai Baht for a child (aged between 2 and 12).

For Marine Park , the ticket prices are 1,300 Thai Baht for an adult and 1,100 Thai Baht for a child.

For both parks , the rate is 1,500 Thai Baht for an adult and 1,400 Thai Baht for a child.

If you want to save money and get up to 40% discount , then book Safari World tickets online here . This is what we did before visiting the zoo and it really made our trip more cost-effective.

Our visit to Safari World Bangkok was really fun and unforgettable . We loved seeing the animals and the fantastic shows.

To get the best experience, try to visit both parks . We spent around 7 hours there .

We used a shuttle bus to get to the zoo since there’s no nearby BTS station.

We avoided the public bus because it’s slow. You can book the same shuttle bus we used here ; it’s fast and takes you straight to Safari World Bangkok .

This shuttle service includes a drive through the Safari Park , where you can see the feeding shows for lions and tigers up close . You won’t need to pay extra for a coach bus ride to enjoy these experiences.

Where to Explore Next

Aside from visiting Safari World, I suggest that you visit SEA LIFE Bangkok. This is a massive aquarium that comes with spectacular exhibits. Find out more about this place in my detailed guide to SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World .

Both Safari World and SEA LIFE Bangkok are just part of my Bangkok trip. To get more ideas, simply read my personal 5 days in Bangkok itinerary here and discover all the amazing Bangkok sights. This guide will help you enjoy every moment without rushing your time.

If you have plans going to Singapore, don’t forget to see my articles on Singapore Zoo and River Safari . These 2 famous zoos are highly recommended for first-time visitors.

Are you going to Korea? Don’t miss Alpaca World Korea , a unique animal farm that lets you interact with cute alpacas. Also, you can meet other animals like capybaras, fennec foxes, eagles and more.

Before kicking off your Safari World Bangkok tour, get a copy of the schedule sheet and guide map.

The map features all the sections of the two parks to help you navigate easily.

On the other hand, the timesheet provides you with a detailed schedule of the shows in each park.

Both schedule sheet and guide map are available at the front deck of the ticketing counter .

So, be sure to pop by the entrance to get these essential materials.

Safari Park Tuesday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM Saturday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Marine Park Tuesday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

*Both parks are closed on Mondays.

For the latest operating hours, check out the official website of Safari World .

How to Go to Safari World Bangkok

Once you’ve decided to visit Safari World Bangkok , you’re given 3 transportation options , with downtown Bangkok as the starting point. These 3 ways are: By BTS Skytrain & public bus, shuttle bus and taxi.

1. By BTS Skytrain and Public Bus

There’s no direct BTS or MRT train going to Safari World Bangkok, so you need to take the train first. Right after, hop aboard the public bus.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to get to Safari World via BTS train, then public bus:

A Visual Guide on Getting to Safari World from Bangkok

Take the Sukhumvit Line to Mo Chit BTS Station.
From there, go out the Exit 1 and then hop on the Bus No. 26 go to Fashion Island Shopping Mall.
After get off the bus at the shopping mall, take another Bus No. 197 go to Safari World bus stop. And then, walk to the park in 10 minutes.
The entire journey takes around 2 hours from Mo Chit BTS Station to Safari World Bangkok.

2. By Shuttle Bus

The best option is the shuttle bus from downtown Bangkok to Safari World . This air-con ride is not just the most convenient but also the safest mode of transportation .

Conveniently, the assembly location for the shuttle bus is just located outside of Central World shopping mall.

Check the best shuttle bus service price here

The last option is by taking a taxi to Safari World Bangkok. This is the comfortable and fastest way of getting there.

Unfortunately, this is also the priciest, considering the traffic jam in Bangkok.

So, if you’re planning to take a cab, better check with the driver first if their meter is working. If not or if they refuse to use the taxi meter, find another one―it’s better safe than sorry.

Now, we have come to the end part of my article. I sincerely hope you enjoyed reading this Safari World guide and you find it useful.

Safari World Bangkok is undeniably a fun place to visit, especially for animal lovers .

Families with kids will also appreciate this park because of its remarkable display of animals and incredible shows.

So, give it a go and for sure you’ll enjoy every moment in the park.

Wishing you a delightful and memorable journey to Safari World Bangkok! Goodbye! 🙂

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Elektrostal is a vibrant city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia. With a rich history, stunning architecture, and a thriving community, Elektrostal is a city that has much to offer. Whether you are a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply curious about different cultures, Elektrostal is sure to captivate you.

This article will provide you with 40 fascinating facts about Elektrostal, giving you a better understanding of why this city is worth exploring. From its origins as an industrial hub to its modern-day charm, we will delve into the various aspects that make Elektrostal a unique and must-visit destination.

So, join us as we uncover the hidden treasures of Elektrostal and discover what makes this city a true gem in the heart of Russia.

Key Takeaways:

Elektrostal, known as the “Motor City of Russia,” is a vibrant and growing city with a rich industrial history, offering diverse cultural experiences and a strong commitment to environmental sustainability.
With its convenient location near Moscow, Elektrostal provides a picturesque landscape, vibrant nightlife, and a range of recreational activities, making it an ideal destination for residents and visitors alike.

Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Elektrostal is renowned for its metallurgical plant, which has been producing high-quality steel and alloys since its establishment in 1916.

Boasts a rich industrial heritage.

Elektrostal has a long history of industrial development, contributing to the growth and progress of the region.

Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

Elektrostal is situated in close proximity to the Russian capital, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Known for its vibrant cultural scene.

Elektrostal is home to several cultural institutions, including museums, theaters, and art galleries that showcase the city’s rich artistic heritage.

A popular destination for nature lovers.

Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and forests, Elektrostal offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and birdwatching.

Hosts the annual Elektrostal City Day celebrations.

Every year, Elektrostal organizes festive events and activities to celebrate its founding, bringing together residents and visitors in a spirit of unity and joy.

Has a population of approximately 160,000 people.

Elektrostal is home to a diverse and vibrant community of around 160,000 residents, contributing to its dynamic atmosphere.

Boasts excellent education facilities.

The city is known for its well-established educational institutions, providing quality education to students of all ages.

A center for scientific research and innovation.

Elektrostal serves as an important hub for scientific research, particularly in the fields of metallurgy, materials science, and engineering.

Surrounded by picturesque lakes.

The city is blessed with numerous beautiful lakes, offering scenic views and recreational opportunities for locals and visitors alike.

Well-connected transportation system.

Elektrostal benefits from an efficient transportation network, including highways, railways, and public transportation options, ensuring convenient travel within and beyond the city.

Famous for its traditional Russian cuisine.

Food enthusiasts can indulge in authentic Russian dishes at numerous restaurants and cafes scattered throughout Elektrostal.

Home to notable architectural landmarks.

Elektrostal boasts impressive architecture, including the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord and the Elektrostal Palace of Culture.

Offers a wide range of recreational facilities.

Residents and visitors can enjoy various recreational activities, such as sports complexes, swimming pools, and fitness centers, enhancing the overall quality of life.

Provides a high standard of healthcare.

Elektrostal is equipped with modern medical facilities, ensuring residents have access to quality healthcare services.

Home to the Elektrostal History Museum.

The Elektrostal History Museum showcases the city’s fascinating past through exhibitions and displays.

A hub for sports enthusiasts.

Elektrostal is passionate about sports, with numerous stadiums, arenas, and sports clubs offering opportunities for athletes and spectators.

Celebrates diverse cultural festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal hosts a variety of cultural festivals, celebrating different ethnicities, traditions, and art forms.

Electric power played a significant role in its early development.

Elektrostal owes its name and initial growth to the establishment of electric power stations and the utilization of electricity in the industrial sector.

Boasts a thriving economy.

The city’s strong industrial base, coupled with its strategic location near Moscow, has contributed to Elektrostal’s prosperous economic status.

Houses the Elektrostal Drama Theater.

The Elektrostal Drama Theater is a cultural centerpiece, attracting theater enthusiasts from far and wide.

Popular destination for winter sports.

Elektrostal’s proximity to ski resorts and winter sport facilities makes it a favorite destination for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

Promotes environmental sustainability.

Elektrostal prioritizes environmental protection and sustainability, implementing initiatives to reduce pollution and preserve natural resources.

Home to renowned educational institutions.

Elektrostal is known for its prestigious schools and universities, offering a wide range of academic programs to students.

Committed to cultural preservation.

The city values its cultural heritage and takes active steps to preserve and promote traditional customs, crafts, and arts.

Hosts an annual International Film Festival.

The Elektrostal International Film Festival attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of films.

Encourages entrepreneurship and innovation.

Elektrostal supports aspiring entrepreneurs and fosters a culture of innovation, providing opportunities for startups and business development.

Offers a range of housing options.

Elektrostal provides diverse housing options, including apartments, houses, and residential complexes, catering to different lifestyles and budgets.

Home to notable sports teams.

Elektrostal is proud of its sports legacy, with several successful sports teams competing at regional and national levels.

Boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

Residents and visitors can enjoy a lively nightlife in Elektrostal, with numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment venues.

Promotes cultural exchange and international relations.

Elektrostal actively engages in international partnerships, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic collaborations to foster global connections.

Surrounded by beautiful nature reserves.

Nearby nature reserves, such as the Barybino Forest and Luchinskoye Lake, offer opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore and appreciate the region’s biodiversity.

Commemorates historical events.

The city pays tribute to significant historical events through memorials, monuments, and exhibitions, ensuring the preservation of collective memory.

Promotes sports and youth development.

Elektrostal invests in sports infrastructure and programs to encourage youth participation, health, and physical fitness.

Hosts annual cultural and artistic festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal celebrates its cultural diversity through festivals dedicated to music, dance, art, and theater.

Provides a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts.

The city’s scenic beauty, architectural landmarks, and natural surroundings make it a paradise for photographers.

Connects to Moscow via a direct train line.

The convenient train connection between Elektrostal and Moscow makes commuting between the two cities effortless.

A city with a bright future.

Elektrostal continues to grow and develop, aiming to become a model city in terms of infrastructure, sustainability, and quality of life for its residents.

In conclusion, Elektrostal is a fascinating city with a rich history and a vibrant present. From its origins as a center of steel production to its modern-day status as a hub for education and industry, Elektrostal has plenty to offer both residents and visitors. With its beautiful parks, cultural attractions, and proximity to Moscow, there is no shortage of things to see and do in this dynamic city. Whether you’re interested in exploring its historical landmarks, enjoying outdoor activities, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Elektrostal has something for everyone. So, next time you find yourself in the Moscow region, don’t miss the opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Elektrostal.

Q: What is the population of Elektrostal?

A: As of the latest data, the population of Elektrostal is approximately XXXX.

Q: How far is Elektrostal from Moscow?

A: Elektrostal is located approximately XX kilometers away from Moscow.

Q: Are there any famous landmarks in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to several notable landmarks, including XXXX and XXXX.

Q: What industries are prominent in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal is known for its steel production industry and is also a center for engineering and manufacturing.

Q: Are there any universities or educational institutions in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to XXXX University and several other educational institutions.

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal offers several outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and picnicking in its beautiful parks.

Q: Is Elektrostal well-connected in terms of transportation?

A: Yes, Elektrostal has good transportation links, including trains and buses, making it easily accessible from nearby cities.

Q: Are there any annual events or festivals in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, including XXXX and XXXX.

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Meet the Canadian who’s feeding Ukraine’s stray dogs

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By Vivien Fellegi Contributor

April 22, 2024 | Toronto

“Good boy, would you like some food?” Duane Taylor remembers calling out into the chilly night air in Izmail, Ukraine.

A skinny puppy trotted up to Mr. Taylor fearlessly, ripped apart the pouch of food that he was carrying, and inhaled it in one gulp. Mr. Taylor has had to dodge bullets and missiles, and endure blown-up roads and wary border police during his two forays into the war-torn country. But moments such as this one made his risky enterprise worthwhile.

Why We Wrote This

War-torn Ukraine is overpopulated with strays. One volunteer is coming to their aid, with food and empathy.

“It does make you feel good,” Mr. Taylor says during an evening Skype call from his home in Ottawa, Ontario.

Even before war broke out in Ukraine in February 2022, the country was overpopulated with strays. But their numbers soared when the conflict began and millions of people fled Ukraine, many of them reluctantly leaving behind their pets. To address the animals’ needs, Mr. Taylor started Impact Express, a project that delivers pet food and veterinary supplies to stray cats and dogs in Ukraine and neighboring Moldova.

“I honestly think every single day, many hours a day, how can I help dogs better?” he says. “It is my purpose in life.”

Duane Taylor was combing through the southwestern port city of Izmail in war-torn Ukraine, looking for stray dogs. “Good boy, would you like some food?” he remembers calling out into the chilly night air.

A skinny puppy trotted up to him fearlessly, ripped the pouch of food apart, inhaled it in one gulp, and smeared the little that was left across its muzzle. Mr. Taylor broke into a chuckle. He had to dodge bullets and missiles, and endure blown-up roads and wary border police during his two forays into Ukraine. But moments such as these made his risky enterprise worthwhile.

“He’s happy,” Mr. Taylor says of the satisfied pup, during an evening Skype call from his home in Ottawa, Ontario. “And it does make you feel good.”

The need to feed stray animals in Ukraine is huge right now, says Lori Kalef, director of programs at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals International. Even before war broke out there in February 2022, the country was overpopulated with strays. But their numbers soared when the conflict began and millions of refugees fled Ukraine, many of them reluctantly leaving behind their pets.

Living conditions for the abandoned animals have been dire, Ms. Kalef says during a phone interview from Victoria, British Columbia. Strays are vulnerable to hunger, thirst, and the vicissitudes of weather. And at a time when resources for displaced humans are scarce, strays are seen as a low priority. “Without people like Duane or other organizations,” Ms. Kalef says, “the animals who are still in Ukraine wouldn’t stand a chance.”

Mr. Taylor, who hails from Newfoundland, started Impact Express, a project that delivers pet food and veterinary supplies to stray cats and dogs in Ukraine and neighboring Moldova, about two months after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. He has completed two trips to Ukraine, delivering more than 66,000 pounds of food to thousands of strays, by his estimate. He has spent more than $75,000 – the bulk from his own pocket, after dipping deeply into his life savings.

Mr. Taylor says he has always had a soft spot for animals, ever since sharing his crib with the family cat. Over the years, he has adopted and cared for a wide array of creatures, even building a protective shelter once for a couple of pigeons that landed on his balcony and laid eggs.

But in Mr. Taylor’s recollection, none of the animals he has known could compare to the floppy-eared Pyro. The pup’s abusive owner inflicted multiple injuries on the dog before turning him out onto Ottawa’s streets a few years ago. Mr. Taylor’s niece adopted Pyro, and Mr. Taylor helped to care for him, taking him on trips to PetSmart and the park. He also spent thousands of dollars trying to save the animal. Although Pyro seemed to bounce back, he died in Mr. Taylor’s arms six weeks later. The dog lover was devastated.

That’s when he vowed to dedicate much of his life to helping abandoned pets. “I feel for the animals,” says Mr. Taylor, a senior policy adviser for Canada’s federal government, because “humans cause every bit of suffering for every animal.”

The war in Ukraine galvanized Mr. Taylor to act on a larger scale. After creating Impact Express, he flew to Romania in April 2022, procured a van, and filled it with pet food and medical supplies that he drove across the border to shelters in southern Ukraine. When he returned home, Mr. Taylor’s colleague at Impact Express, Gabor Petru, who heads his own nonprofit, Volunteers Without Borders, continued to drive the van on weekly trips to Ukraine, while Mr. Taylor oversaw his organization’s operations from his house in Ottawa. Mr. Taylor returned to Ukraine in September 2023 for another two-month stint.

He recalls that he faced many obstacles while carrying out his missions to the war zone. Shortly after he had embarked on his first trip, he entered a military checkpoint outside Odesa. An officer there suddenly began screaming at Mr. Taylor in rapid-fire Ukrainian. Mr. Taylor tried to break through the impasse, deploying the only Ukrainian he knew: the words for “dog” and “food.” No dice. Then he tried a universal language, barking, “Woof, woof.” The officer didn’t understand that, either. Finally, Mr. Taylor called a colleague at a nearby shelter and passed the phone to the officer, and the incident was resolved.

During his second trip, Mr. Taylor recalls, he was forced to languish at the border between Ukraine and Romania for nine days. To leave, he had to navigate past highways obliterated by missiles.

Staff members at Datcha Animal Shelter in Chișinău, Moldova, where many Ukrainians relinquished their pets, are glad Mr. Taylor persisted. Irina Marcu, who runs the place, says Mr. Taylor is “like a person who came from the sky. Our angel.”

Mr. Taylor has almost single-handedly supplied the shelter’s 400 dogs and 80 cats with food, paid for veterinary care, and brought the animals to a nearby clinic through almost-impassable forest roads. He has also constructed large, comfortable cages.

Mr. Taylor says he has come to the aid of his own species, too. He regularly supplies refugee centers with basic goods. On one occasion, he passed through a Ukrainian village populated mostly by older people. When Mr. Taylor heard that they needed adult diapers, he bought a large supply in Romania and delivered it to them when he was back in Ukraine.

He is now back home in Ottawa and feels rewarded. He notes that he received “unconditional love” from the animals, made lifelong human pals during his travels, and has even found unexpected romance with another volunteer at a shelter for strays.

“I honestly think every single day, many hours a day, how can I help dogs better?” says Mr. Taylor. “It is my purpose in life.”

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Virtual Pumpkin Patch Field Trips

The complete collection of the best virtual pumpkin patch field trips for kids. The kids will have a chance to explore pumpkin patches, see how pumpkins are harvested, learn how pumpkins grow. PLUS a few kid friendly pumpkin activities and songs to do after your visit to the pumpkin patch.

Are you ready to head to the pumpkin patch on this virtual field trip?

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One of my favorite things to do with kids is to explore a pumpkin farm with them in the fall. However, sometimes you’re not as lucky and don’t have one close to your home. That’s when it’s fun to take a virtual pumpkin patch field trip. You get the chance to explore farms from many locations.

I’ve included more about learning about how pumpkins are grown and how they are harvested too. I’ll admit the pumpkin harvester is a pretty cool machine. I bet your child will love it too.

Pumpkin Patch with Farm and Silo in background.

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Learn how pumpkins are harvest from the farm with your child. Take a look at the special pumpkin harvesting machine up close. Please learn when it’s the right time to harvest pumpkins.

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Pumpkin Varieties and When to Harvest
How Pumpkin Seeds are Harvested
How Pumpkins are Harvested on Family Farm
Picking Pumpkins, The Pumpkin Harvest Process
Close-Up Look at a Pumpkin Harvester
Pumpkin Seed Harvesting
Pumpkin & Squash Harvest!
Modern Agriculture Machines Pumpkin Harvesters
Pumpkin Seed Harvesting Modern Agricultural Technology

Green pumpkin growing on the vegetable patch

One of the important things that your child can learn about is life cycles. The life cycle of a pumpkin is such a fun one to explore. This fall during your pumpkin patch adventure, take time to teach your child with these videos the life cycle of a pumpkin. You just might be inspired to plant your own pumpkin seed for next fall!

Growing a Pumpkin Patch
Pumpkins: How Does It Grow
Pumpkin Growth Time Lapse
Life Cycle of the Pumpkin
A Pumpkin Grows
Giant Pumpkin Time Lapse
Growing Giant Pumpkins
Life Cycle of a Pumpkin for Kids
How to Grow a Pumpkin
300 Different Varieties Of Squash From All Around The World

It’s pretty amazing to see how big pumpkins can grow. Here’s a look at the worlds biggest pumpkins!

The World Heaviest Pumpkin – Swiss Pumpkin Championship
10 Largest Pumpkins Ever Grown Around World
World’s Largest Pumpkin – Guinness Book of World Records
Grow Big Pumpkins – Vine Burying, Pollination, Vine Training

There is something pretty special about making a recipe using pumpkin. A first taste of delicious pumpkin streusel coffee cake or a pumpkin muffin will last forever in your child’s memory.

Here are a few videos sharing how we can use pumpkins in our food.

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Roasted Pumpkin Recipe
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Life cycle of a Pumpkin
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After you’ve explored the Pumpkin Patch Virtual Tours with your child, take the pumpkin fun home with these pumpkin activities for kids!

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There are so many fun books about Pumpkins to go along with your Pumpkin Patch Virtual Field Trip. Here are some of my favorite pumpkin books.

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Here are some additional pumpkin books for kids that you may enjoy…

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Pumpkins come in all different colors, shapes and sizes. We hope that you had fun exploring this collection of pumpkin patches. It’s pretty amazing to learn that pumpkins range in size from less than a pound to over 1,000 pounds. What is the largest pumpkin you’ve ever seen?

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Here’s a great list of pumpkin patch field trip activities and ideas that make planning school and fun family adventures easy. (First published September 26, 2015; this post is updated and republished to improve the content.)

This round-up of pumpkin patch field trip activities for kids includes information to help you find a “pumpkin patch near me,” how to choose a pumpkin, pumpkin decorating and pumpkin carving ideas, pumpkin recipes, pumpkin activities, pumpkin books for kids, and more! You might also enjoy our Fall Bucket List of autumn activities and crafts.

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Pumpkin Patch Guide

Go on a field trip to a pumpkin patch to celebrate the blessings of an abundant harvest this autumn. Children love going to the pumpkin patch to pick out pumpkins and enjoy the fun.

Related: Corn Maze Family Field Trip Ideas

Types of Pumpkin Patches

There are several types of pumpkin patches. Some have other fun attractions like a hayride, train ride, corn maze , petting zoo, carousel, zip-line, bounce house, and more. Other pumpkin patches are simply for finding pumpkins.

You will find three main types of pumpkin patches: Pick your own, already harvested, and church lawns. No matter which you choose, they often have other attractions to keep the little ones happily entertained.

Related: 20 Thanksgiving Traditions and Fun Things to Do on Thanksgiving

Girl sitting on a pumpkin in a pumpkin patch with quote

How to Find a Pumpkin Patch Near You

Check your local newspaper or family resource guide for a nearby pumpkin patch. Another easy way to find a local pumpkin patch is to type “pumpkin patch near me” into the Google search bar.

Another good question is about the type of pumpkins they have available. Below are my tips for choosing the type of pumpkin you need. You may also want to ask if there will be food available or places to eat if you want to bring your own family picnic .

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How to Choose A Pumpkin

There are three main types of pumpkins: carving, gourds, and baking or pie pumpkins. The type of pumpkin you need will depend on what you will do with it.

You will want to ensure the pumpkin patch you visit has the type of pumpkin you want. Will you be carving, decorating, baking, or using pumpkins for the educational activities listed in the next section?

If you want to make homemade pumpkin puree , you will want to choose a small 8 to 10-inch sugar pumpkin. Sugar pumpkins are sweeter than other pumpkins and have been developed for eating. Look for a firm pumpkin with no soft spots or signs of any rot. A few more pumpkin recipe ideas are listed below.

If you are carving your pumpkins or decorating them in some way, look for a visually appealing pumpkin without any soft spots or signs of rot. Choose a pumpkin with a stem and ensure it sits how you want it to when placed on a flat surface.

You will also want to choose a color and shape that will work for the design you have in mind. Pumpkin carving ideas and no-carve decorating ideas can be found below.

Make sure to grab an extra pumpkin or two to try some fun pumpkin activities for kids listed in the next section!

Child in a pumpkin patch looking for a pumpkin with great pumpkin quote.

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Pumpkin Patch Field Trip Activities

Once you pick out your pumpkins and get them back home or to the classroom, try these fun pumpkin activities for kids on the lists below.

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Little House in a Pumpkin | Adventure in a Box

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Pumpkin Recipes

If you can find some sugar pumpkins, try the fun pumpkin recipes below!

How to Make Homemade Pumpkin Puree – make your own pumpkin puree from scratch with these easy instructions!
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Stay tuned for our gluten-free pumpkin pie recipe!

This easy homemade low-fat pumpkin cranberry bread recipe makes a healthy treat during the fall and winter months. It is the perfect accompaniment to any Thanksgiving or Christmas holiday meal. Make some to tickle your family's taste buds with its super moist sweet tangy goodness today!

Fun and Educational Pumpkin Activities for Kids

Bring home an extra pumpkin or two for some of these fun activities. They are a great way to extend learning and continue the fun!

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Harvest Pumpkin Watercolor Art Project (photo below)

Look at this round-up of fall art projects for kids for more ideas. It includes several more ideas, including pumpkin crafts and fun Halloween art projects!

This harvest pumpkin watercolor art project is an easy painting idea for kids and adults. Kids from preschool age and up will enjoy the salt painting technique used to create this raised watercolor fall decoration. Click through to learn how to make your own DIY autumn home decor!

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Pumpkin Books for Kids

Reading books about pumpkins and patches is a fun way to extend learning and make it even more fun for the kids. Put these on the library list or purchase them using the affiliate links provided. Click on the book images below to learn more about each book.

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Use this pumpkin patch field trip activity guide to help you get ready for your trip to the pumpkin patch.

Going to a pumpkin patch is a classic fall activity for school trips and fun family adventures. Pumpkin patches are fun because they often have hayrides, a corn maze , and/or a petting zoo in addition to pumpkins.

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Cool article for pumpkin patches. You mentioned you should try to find out if the pumpkin patch has pumpkins you are looking for. It sounds important to research different types of pumpkins before hand so you have a better idea of what you should look for.

Yes, it is Taylor.

I think most pumpkin patches that are open to the public have carving pumpkins available. But if you are looking for pumpkins to bake with it is important to make sure the pumpkin patch has sugar pie pumpkins!

This is a really good idea. We have just concluded a month long unit study on Halloween and pumpkins today. As part of the unit study, I took the twins to a pumpkin patch and read stories about pumpkins as well. We even had our own version of a culinary bake off with pumpkins. And we did some math related to pumpkins too. I even had the children participate in some fun science experiments that revolved around pumpkins.

To wrap things up, I finished by allowing both kids to do some art with pumpkins. Next time I’m going to have them write a recount about their trip to a pumpkin patch. And make a mini fact file. The kids loved it. I made pumpkin soup and pie. We even tried making pumpkin crumble. It was lovely!

Wow, Leah! That sounds like you had an amazing time learning about pumpkins… Well done!

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Virtual Pumpkin Patch Field Trip

A Virtual Pumpkin Patch Field Trip is perfect, especially during the fall season. Let’s go on a trip to a pumpkin patch. A Virtual Pumpkin Patch Field Trip is the BEST fall activity for your students.

Happy Fall Y’all! Here in the south, we love fall. I especially love the fall season and all the fun activities and beautiful weather it brings. I can tell my students do too. As teachers, we are able to implement so many fun components to our classrooms, standards, and curriculums especially classroom décor and coordinating fall-themed activities. I mean, it’s every teacher’s dream is to find super engaging lessons that are also cute!

Virtual field trips are perfect to implement in the classroom. Whether you are able to take field trips away from school or not, virtual field trips are still a great option and can be implemented in many different ways. You can implement it for Fun Friday or choose a standards-based field trip. Personally, standards-based virtual field trips are my favorite because I feel you get the most bang for your buck.

Students get to experience places and things they otherwise never would, plus the experience is directly related to the standards. Oh wait, I forgot the BEST part...with all the virtual field trips you find here, the work is done for you!

Travel virtually with your students to explore an amazing pumpkin patch in California. The narrator educates students on pumpkin sizes, shapes, and colors. The cool and interesting facts students will learn are directly related to the Pumpkin Patch Virtual Field Trip resource . Students will learn so much about pumpkins. They will learn the life cycle of a pumpkin and learn how a pumpkin grows in all colors, shapes, and sizes. My students also think the life cycle of a pumpkin is interesting and enjoy this unit. If you really want to step up the unit, bake pumpkin seeds for student's to taste. You also can purchase or bake homemade pumpkin pie for student's to try. My students love this tasty treat. When I started incorporating pumpkin pie into this unit, I was very surprised at how many students had never eaten it. It's a cool memory for the first time students taste it to be with their favorite teacher!

Pumpkin Patch Virtual Field Trip Resource

Here is a little bit more of what’s included in this Virtual Field Trip to the Pumpkin Patch :

Virtual Pumpkin Patch Virtual Field Trip Video
"My Reflection" Page with questions
20 Questions Over the Virtual Pumpkin Patch Virtual Field Trip Video (multiple choice)
K-W-L Chart
Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Chart
Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Fill-in-the-Blank
Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Color Sheet
How to Use Pumpkin
Pumpkin Color Sheet

As you can see, everything you need to have an EPIC virtual field trip to the pumpkin patch is included. This resource can be broken up into 1-2 days depending on your schedule. I know you are going to love this experience as much as your students.

Virtual Pumpkin Patch Field Trip Extensions

I wanted to share with you a few suggestions for extensions. If you have a local pumpkin farm, Walmart, or grocery store nearby, ask for donations of pumpkins. You may also ask parents to send in a pumpkin with their child if you have good parent support. If possible get one for every student. Allow students time to decorate their pumpkin and take it home.

If getting a pumpkin for every student isn’t possible, grab a couple of different shapes and sizes of pumpkins for your classroom. This is great so students can smell and touch the pumpkin. If time allows, cut the pumpkin open so students can see and touch the seeds and guts on the pumpkins.

To go the extra mile, roast pumpkins seeds for your class. You also can order roasted pumpkin seeds from Amazon. Yes, Amazon has everything and I am thankful!

I don't know about you but I love this time of year. The fall season offers so many fun activities that can incorporate inside and outside of the classroom. Student are energized from summer break. I also love the idea of fall festivals, pumpkins, Halloween, Thanksgiving, leading up to Christmas.

Children's Books about Pumpkins

My students love books! I put together a great list of children’s books about pumpkins for you. My students love a good read aloud and the fall season offers so many fun choices that you can relate to content. Click the links below to shop on Amazon or watch a video recording of the read-aloud.

I hope you will implement a virtual pumpkin patch field trip and the other activities mentioned with your students! They are sure to enjoy participating and making fun memories. I just know your students will enjoy the virtual field trip pumpkin patch as much as mine do!

Enjoy your trip!

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Pumpkin Field Trip Reservations

Update 9/18/2023: All our field trip slots are full. New reservation requests will be placed on a waiting list in case of cancellations.

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children petting a goat in the petting zoo

Package #2: Includes All Patch Activities in Package #1 PLUS Petting Farm, Large Corn Maze, Children’s Garden & Hay Wagon Ride *Excludes specialty pumpkins

Package #2 Parent / Adult: Gives an accompanying adult access to all activities in Package #2 except a pumpkin -. Only Parents that have been registered by the School/Group may attend a Field Trip. Additional Pumpkins May Be Purchased NOTE: 1 Teacher and 1 Aide for each group of up to 25 children will not be charged to participate in activities. If you have special needs children their aide will not be charged to participate. DOES NOT INCLUDE A PUMPKIN.

It is estimated that completing all the activities can take between 2 - 2½ hours.

Field Trip Activities

pumkin, corn, sheep, tractor, farmer, watering can

Pick-Your-Own Pumpkin - (allow 30 minutes) The Pumpkin Patch will be filled with thousands of pumpkins. Field Trips include a visit to the large patch where you can select a pumpkin of any size or the smaller-sized Kid's Patch, perfect for the younger ones. Additional pumpkins will be available for purchase.

Petting Farm - (allow 30 minutes) Children love learning about our friendly farm animals which include sheep, several breeds of goats, and other farm friends. Learn what they eat, their unusual teeth, and other ways animals are unique from people. Students will also learn how cloth is created from wool, including dyeing with natural colors.

Hay Wagon Ride & Farm Tour - (allow 20 minutes) Climb aboard the antique tractor-pulled wagon ride for a tour of the Discovery Farm at AGRIscapes and it’s a great place for a group photo op!

facilitator showing pumpkin plate to kids

Children’s Garden - (allow 20 minutes) The Children's Garden is a fun place to learn about how our food grows. It includes a Healthy Eats nutrition program, the crazy world of Good and Bad Bugs, and a gooey Pumpkin Dissection all in a Fall setting. Students will also plant a seed in a cup to take home.

Reserving a field trip is easy in three steps:

Check the availability calendar below to find dates & times that work for your group.
Click on "Reserve a Spot" below the calendar, and then fill out the form requesting your preferred dates and times.
You will receive an email confirmation with follow-up information, once your request has been approved.

Availability Calendar

Reserve a Spot

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Can Parents/Chaperones Attend a Field Trip?

Parents, chaperones, and/or siblings can attend a field trip if your school/group allows. They must be included on the attendance list, and fill out the liability waiver.

What is the Field Trip Length?

A typical Pumpkin Patch field trip takes between 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 hours depending on the activities you choose to enjoy, please plan on additional time if you will take a snack or lunch break. Picnic tables are provided on a first-come, first-served basis. We request that you arrive 15 minutes before your start time to allow for check-in.

What About Parking?

Buses and cars will be provided with free parking. Directions and information will be provided in advance. Look for signs upon entering AGRIscapes on South Campus Drive ONLY.

Do You Require Liability Waiver Forms?

What methods of payment do you accept, is there a picnic area and tables , can we purchase additional pumpkins , where are you located , contact information:.

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For kids and everyone who wants to feel like a kid again! Field trips at Applejack Pumpkin Patch allow groups to learn, play, bond and explore.

We offer field trip rates for:

Licensed Daycares
Preschools & Elementary Schools
Homeschool Groups
Scouts & Not-for-Profit Youth Organizations
Senior Groups
Adult Special Needs Groups

Learn, Explore & Enjoy

It is our joy to help teachers meet curriculum needs through self-guided and interactive educational opportunities. Senior and special needs visitors also have a special place in our hearts. We love making their day out as fun and functional as possible.

Available During Fall Pumpkin Patch Season

Date(s): Sept. 28–Oct. 27, 2024

Reservation Required

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Schools & Registered Daycares

$8 per person

Paid admission applies to children, parents, volunteers & siblings
Age 2 and under FREE
Teachers, classroom paras & bus drivers FREE w/ school ID
For homeschool groups: One teacher/coordinator FREE per 15 paid admissions
Additional discounts do not apply
Access to patch activities (excludes premium activities)
One small pie pumpkin from our “School Patch” for each paid admission (pumpkins can be purchased separately for free admissions)

Available Weekends & Weekdays Sept. 28–Oct. 27, 2024

Mondays–Tuesdays: Closed
Wednesdays–Fridays: 9 am.–3 p.m.
Saturdays: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Sundays: 12–6 p.m.

Scouts & Not-for-Profit Youth Orgs

Paid admission applies to children and adults
One coordinator/leader FREE

Seniors & Adult Special Needs Groups

Paid admission applies to adults and accompanying children
One coordinator/leader FREE per 15 paid admissions

Available Weekends & Weekdays Sept. 28–Oct. 27

Farm Field Trips Just Minutes From Wichita

Learn and play on the prairie without the long drive. Applejack Pumpkin Patch is conveniently located off Highway 54/Kellogg—an easy 6 miles east of Wichita and 3 miles east of Andover.

Sharing the Love

“Went with my Kinders and they loooooved it! Great experience.” – Hannah L.

“The staff members were very helpful in entertaining our senior group and helping them get around. Great place for all ages.” – Ashley G.

“We went for a field trip and had a blast. They had a variety of things to do.” – Angela M.

“I love coming to your patch and have recommended you to several other teachers and families who have also made your experience one of their yearly field trips!” – Nicole

“My daughter’s Kindergarten class came here for their first field trip. We got to do a little bit of everything!” – Kelly A.

Field Trip Policies & FAQs

Must enter as a group. Gather in the Group Holding Area near the front entrance. The group representative checks in.
One person pays for the entire group. Individuals paying separately will not receive the group rate.
Sheltered lunch/snack area reservations for weekday field trips are available on request.
We hold schedules as close as possible to the requested time. However, this depends on the group size and registration time.
Only weekday field trips are allowed to bring sack lunches/snacks. Outside food is not allowed on weekends.

Bus Driver Clarification

A “bus driver” is an organization transportation employee (must have ID) responsible for driving a 10+ passenger organization vehicle specifically for field trip purposes. (Sorry, parent carpools, although very much appreciated, do not constitute “bus drivers.”) Bus drivers are allowed free entrance into Applejack Pumpkin Patch to enjoy the activities with their students. Bus driver guests (family, friends, etc.) will be expected to pay the general admission fee. The admission fee must be included with the field trip payment to receive the group rate.

Bus Instructions

Please Note: There is only one entrance/exit to the parking lot.

Passenger Drop-Off: When entering the patch parking lot, immediately turn right and drive around to the “Group Holding Area” near the front entrance. If you plan on staying once the passengers have disembarked, continue around the circle towards the entrance and park in line along the east fence (the sign is marked “Bus Parking.”) You are welcome to enter the patch for free (with ID).

Passenger Pick-Up: Take the same route to pick up passengers near the “Group Holding Area” and proceed to the exit.

What is your COVID policy?

Respectful distancing – EXPECTED Hand Sanitizer – AVAILABLE Masks – OPTIONAL PLEASE EMPLOY – common courtesy and good sense.

We do not require masks as this is a mostly outdoor activity, and distancing is easily achieved. We are leaving it up to the individual groups, schools and families to determine if masks are needed. If the school requires masks, then you probably should continue that on field trips. Applejack outdoor staff will not be required to wear masks. However, several may choose to.

Adjustments we will likely make are limiting the number of participants on certain activities at a time, and cleaning frequently touched areas more often (we already had that going for us). It will be up to the individual to employ respectful distancing when waiting. It will be up to parents (responsible adults) to decide which activities they will allow their child to participate in/on.

Guests who are sick or show symptoms of illness should not participate. If not ready/able to venture out, you are welcome to purchase pumpkins to make your own mini patch at your school/business/home. Contact us for pricing, payment and pick-up.

How long are the field trips?

Allow at least two hours for your field trip plus additional time if you plan on lunch or snacks during your visit.

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A 3 hour weekday field trip for groups of 15 or more students. Includes a hayride to the pumpkin patch where students pick a small pumpkin to take home, the Farm Fun Zone kids area, and a private picnic area. Groups are encouraged to bring a snack.

$6.50 per student

A 4 hour weekday field trip for groups of 15 or more students. Includes a hayride to the pumpkin patch where students pick a small pumpkin to take home, the Farm Fun Zone kids area, the LVHN corn maze, and a private picnic area. Groups are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch.

$9.50 per student

Home School Day:

Home school groups are invited to visit the farm on October 14th from 9am - 3pm. Includes a hayride to the pumpkin patch where students pick a small pumpkin to take home, the Farm Fun Zone kids area, and the LVHN corn maze. Private picnic areas available to rent.

$9.50 per person

Note:

1 free chaperone per 5 children at no cost

Chaperones must supervise children at all times

Farm Fun Zone

Children will enjoy our giant bounce pad,, giant bubble station, tire mountain, and a obstacle course with a zip-line!

Find the check points in the 5+ acre corn maze or play our BeeWaggle game in the maze.

Take your group on a scenic hayride which stops at the corn maze.

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Book your 2024 spring field trip now.

Please read this section carefully before booking your trip.

We understand that every group is unique, which is why we offer a hybrid field trip experience that combines self-guided exploration with guided activities. This means your group can navigate through various stations at their own pace, and create the ideal field trip!

Here's a sneak peek of what your students can look forward to during their visit:

Bee Room (self-guided): Step into the fascinating world of bees as your students explore our Bee Room. They will have the opportunity to learn about the equipment used in beekeeping, examine an empty hive, and gain valuable insights into the life cycle and importance of these essential pollinators.
Pumpkin Planting (guided): Discover the magic of the pumpkin life cycle firsthand! Students will learn how pumpkins grow from seed to harvest. Each participant will even have the chance to plant their very own pumpkin in our fields, which they can later return to pick during the fall.
Hayrides (guided): Hop aboard our charming hayrides for a scenic tour through our fields. Our knowledgeable guides will share interesting tidbits about the farm, offering an educational and enjoyable experience for all.
Animals (self-guided): Meet and interact with our friendly farm animals and uncover fun facts about cows, goats, sheep, chickens, and more.
Activity Fields (self-guided): Students can burn off energy in our ball zone, enjoy thrilling slides, and explore various play areas, providing a perfect balance of education and recreation.

Other Information:

We will be sharing materials and maps with registered teachers in April to help you prepare for your field trip.
We will be hosting field trips on Thursdays and Fridays from May 2 nd - May 31 st .
We have a minimum group size of 15 attendees. This number includes students, chaperones, and teachers.
Field trip admission is $10 per person. This includes students, chaperones, and siblings. One teacher per class is free, as well as children under two years old.
We collect payment upon arrival, and will accept cash, check, or card. If your school requires payment over the phone or with an invoice, please contact [email protected] to coordinate payment.
Our Spring field trips are estimated to be 1.5-2 hours long. This depends on how much time your group spends at the self-guided stations and if your group has lunch/snack at the farm.
You are welcome to have your group eat lunch/snack while at the farm. We have limited covered eating areas and picnic tables that are on a first come first serve basis.

We look forward to welcoming you and your students to Plumper Pumpkin Patch this spring for a day filled with learning, laughter, and the joys of farm life.

Please contact us at 503-645-9561, or [email protected] with any questions!

Spring Field Trip - Plumper Pumpkins & Tree Farm

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Animal Farm - Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm

On our farm we have many animals: pigs, alpacas, cows, goats, rabbits, turkeys, chickens, sheep and more! Children love to check out the farm animals and the animals love the attention!

Bring your group to the farm in the spring to help plant pumpkins. Your group gets to go out into the field with a farmer and plant a row of pumpkin seeds while learning about how pumpkins grow!

See how real farmers work! We enjoy sharing the diversity of the farm ecosystem with pre-school and elementary school children in our spring farm tours. We think it is important for the children to connect back with the land and gain some basic knowledge of the natural world.

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- urgent flyer for missing pieces

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- field trip checklist

- student grouping organizer

- parent volunteer phone form - have them fill out the day of the trip so if you lost a parent you will have a quick list of everyone's numbers.

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- Writing prompt pages (3) with picture prompt and writing prompt with different line styes

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- thank you flyer for chaperons

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