[Gyeonggi/Yangpyeong] Toy & Bunny Farm – An animal interaction experience farm where you can hold baby rabbits

On the morning of July 12th, as the first item on the Longmen itineraryToy & Bunny Farmheaded to.
I wanted to see a baby rabbit.
It was close to the accommodation, so it was easily accessible.

A price list is posted in front of the small ticket booth.
10,000 won per person, whether adult or child,
If you buy a ticket, they give you a set of 4 animal snacks.
No outside food is allowed, and children under 14 must be accompanied by a guardian.

"It's really hot, isn't it? Oh my, look at all that sweat."“
Capybara: “Yes, I feel like my body is melting.”
"Would you like some ice water?"“
Capybara: “We are so grateful... Thank you!!!”

The woman told me to leave my luggage there and she would hold it for me because it was hot.
They even gave me ice water, and they were so kind; I was grateful.

The feed indicates which animals should be fed according to their type.

The notice next to the counter states that the animals are being fed regularly every day.
There was a sign asking for understanding, as they sometimes do not readily accept snacks.

After purchasing the ticket, enter through the left door.
The Toy Museum is on the left, and Bunny Farm is beyond the fence.
I heard that you can see over 8,000 figures and Lego pieces collected by an individual at the museum.
We decided to look around Bunny Farm first.
With several windmill blades rising above the fence, it feels like an amusement park.

The largest red windmill is the 'Wishing Windmill'.‘
If I make a wish against the spinning wings, will it come true?

The first thing I encountered was ducks.
It is quite cute to see it scurrying outside the fence instead of inside.
It doesn't mind much even when a person approaches and sticks right up to their feet.

Looking at the sign, it is a duck named Colduck.
It is said that the ones with small bodies and strong curiosity, and those that squawk, are mostly females.

The Colduck is a duck bred in the Netherlands, and the 'Call' in its name is indeed the same 'call' used to call.
It got its name because it was used as a hunting bait duck to attract wild ducks due to its loud cry.
Nowadays, most are raised as pets.

As I stuck the barrel through the gap in the fence, the rabbits swarmed in in an instant.
A white rabbit, a black and white spotted rabbit, and a gray rabbit rush in as a group and fight for space.
They say to use tongs or a spoon to prevent hand bites.

Next is the goat compartment.
The Boer goat is a meat breed developed in South Africa.
‘'Boer' is known to mean farmer in Dutch.
It is a species that has spread widely around the world due to its large size and rapid growth.

It's quite a bit bigger than it looks, and since it's black, it seems a little scary.

The text on the minipig sign was the funniest.
He is a friend who eats an unlimited amount endlessly, and,
They say he is the best eater at Toy & Bunny Farm.

Is this... a mini? It's bigger than I thought.
As I lift the snack container, it pushes its head under the wooden railing and sticks its nose in.

A strangely cute but scary goat

The chicken coop was on the quiet side.
Several paper birds with feathers covering their legs were gathered around the water bowl.
Even when I offer snacks, the reaction is lukewarm.

The interior of Bunny Farm consists of a vinyl greenhouse structure covered with a black shade net.
It is shaded, so it is definitely better than outside.

When I entered the rabbit pen, at the entrance
A guinea pig was roaming freely on the flagstone path outside the fence.
If you place a piece of carrot on the floor, they scurry over and eat it.
The child guest who arrived earlier was squatting down and placing carrots one by one.
He was a friendly cutie.

I went around once and entered the Bunny Farm.
A brown rabbit is crouching behind the green wire mesh.
Each compartment has a sign with the breed and name written on it, so you end up looking at them one by one.

The zookeeper passed by and asked if I would like to hold a baby rabbit.
Perhaps because two adults were quietly watching,
Even though I didn't pay separately for the interaction experience zone, they placed it on my hand.

It feels almost weightless.
He turned his body over in the palm of his hand and closed his eyes just like that.
The fur is short and dense, so it feels warm to the touch.
This is true healing... I couldn't even move my hands for fear of waking them up, so I just stayed completely still.

Originally, the proper procedure is to use the interaction experience zone separately prepared inside.
10,000 won for 30 minutes, maximum 4 people, and proceeds after prepayment.
If you choose a rabbit you like, a staff member will take you there,
It says that you can take photos and hold the rabbit while giving it special treats.

When you think about the stress the baby rabbit will experience when there are many customers or a rush of children...
I think it is better to divide the zones and times like this.

We had a great time for the price, enjoying cute animals and even the feeding experience.
Although the main customers are families with children, it was plenty fun even for two adults.
The service was friendly throughout.
It's just a shame that I didn't have enough time to look around the Toy Museum. The end.