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Hay Dairies Pte Ltd (Goat Farm)

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250 Neo Tiew Cres, Singapore 719866

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J. T.

A self walk tour. Free and easy. Kids friendly and clean. Awesome place to bring your children to see goats in real life.

M. P.

Cool experience. I really appreciate that there is no admission fee to see the goats and the only cost is the bags of hay for $5 each. My kids really enjoyed feeding the goats and the bags lasted them around 20 minutes. We arrived later in the day and therefore missed the milking that takes place from 9-10:30am daily. The only thing I didn't care for was the setting. The goats stay in two "goat houses" that are each three stories. The walls are concrete and the floor is a metal grate, presumably so every falls to the ground as the goats do their business. It would have been really nice if the goats were able to be outside somewhere, especially considering that there is a bit of open land in that part of Singapore. Overall, it was a good experience, but had a little too much of an industrial feel.

M. R.

came here on my kids field trip. very fun and educational. they will show how to milk the goats and you will be given a chance to feed the goats.

S. K.

What an exceptional experience!! It's my first time ever visiting a goat farm thanks to my friends' recommendation, and I absolutely enjoyed feeding and interacting(?) with the goats of various ages and colours. Even though the place is pretty much inaccessible without a private vehicle, that's part of the experience that it provides - a goat farm that is away from the noisy civilisation (even though it is near some of the NS training areas that I've trained at..)! Touching some of the gentle goats while feeding them felt amazing, and buying their fresh goat milk was a great way to conclude the visit. I'd definitely visit again in future!

p. c.

Not to miss goat milking gallery from 9am to 10.30am. Able to purchase feeds for the goat at reasonably priced at $5/pkt. The goat milk for consume are fresh and without smell. Small at $2.70 and big one at $8+. They have plenty of goats available for feeding at level 1 and are under shade. Ladyboss at the retail shop is very friendly and helpful.

J. T.

Clean and nice. Got to watch them milk the goats and had a feeding area.

Y.

Great experience @Hay Dairies, they sell hay, fresh goat milk and popsicles (highly recommend);super strong goat taste . Staff are friendly! Parking is across the road if you want to explore the goat farm, if just purchasing things can park directly in the farm. Good for family bonding!!❤️ Will definitely come here again

S.

Went to Hay Dairies on a Saturday morning via Taxi from Kranji MRT (which cost $9+). Was able to catch their goat milking session starting from 9am - 10.30am. The only fun activity I enjoyed was petting the goats! The goats doesn't bite. Just a warning that your hand will smell for a couple of hours after petting. You can also feed the goats (each pack of Alfalfa hay cost $5 - a decent big packet if you want to experience how is it like feeding the goats). Facilities available: Resting area near the entrance. Light snacks & drinks. Toilet & handwashing area. Tip: Highly suggest to book your transportation beforehand as there is no shuttle bus at the moment and getting transport out to nearby attractions e.g bollywood Veggies or getting out of the area in general is difficult. No grab/taxi/Gojek wants to take the job as it's too out of the way.

T. T.

2023: relocated to new compound. There’s a big carpark opposite so no issue to find parking. The tour is fun as usual. Get to feed the goats. Confirm what is the milking hours to catch the action! You must ask to see the baby goats, they are at level 3? They were sooo cute and fun. Very excited to play with us. 2020: Had a great family outing here! The kids loved the goats and spacious place to run around, the adults loved the distance being away from the city. No picture of goats so you have to go for yourself to see.

S.

The place is clean، industrial and relatively small. Not much to do there beside feeding the goats which would take about 10 mins You can buy some goat milk while you are already there. Parking area doesn't look big so might not be a good idea to go with your car.

k.

Place upgraded a lot but i dont hear the goats meh anymore:( There are seats for viewing the process of milking the goats. 5 bux for a bag of hay for feeding. $2.70 for a small bottle of goat milk.

E. B.

Had a fun time with my niece and nephew at the goat farm. We came early in the morning to view the milking session. With only $5, you can purchase a bag of hay to feed the goats in the barn. The goats aren’t scary so it’s totally ok to let the kids feed them. You can also pet them. There’s a washing basin nearby to keep your hands clean. You can also purchase fresh goat milk from the counter. I tried the Popsicle which was really nice but I have to admit, it’s a bit pricey.

S. E.

Date of Visit : 22/10/22 • Both our sons went on an excursion to Hay Dairies so we decided to go there on our own 😜 We came early and managed to get a parking lot and watched the milking process. Parking 🤔 very limited. Either you reach here early or take the taxi. • Bring some foods for your kids. • Bought a pack of hay for my daughter to feed the cute and gentle goats. I could only hold my phone and take pics/videos 🫣🥶 • Bought 6 big bottles of milk and was given a styrofoam box full of ice. 🫶🏼

G. G.

Fun experience for the kiddos to feed some goats …. Very over friendly goats eager to be fed 😝 definitely a good place to bring ur kids over the wkends ~ not many people too . Hay is at $5 per pack , can pay via cash or nets

M. L.

Walked to this farm. The goat milk is fresh and nice except a bit expensive. Small bottle $2.50. Comes in 2 favours. Chocolate or original. The goats are cute and the farm is clean. The farm is moving to new place by Q1 2023.

y.

Definitely an enjoyable experience!! Went during non-peak period so we had the whole place to ourselves, also bought 2 packs of alfalfa- $5 per pack. It was a huge amount of alfalfa per pack, it lasted me throughout the whole walk, so worth it. Not to mention, THE GOATS THERE ARE ALL SOOO CUTE! Although it smells a little at the start, but got used to it after awhile. Would definitely love to go again, 11/10 recommend!!

D. T.

Pretty small place so to speak. Rather commercialised but that said, they have not really changed much over the years. Buying the hay to feed the goats costs $5 per pack. The goat's milk is $8 for the big bottle and $3.50 (or $2.50, I forgot which) for the small bottle. If you don't like the smell of farms, don't go.

A.

Great place, simple fare and kids love it there even though it’s just a simple goat feeding activity. Concluded our time there with goat milk popsicle, a treat for little ones! We are returning visitors and find the new locations great as parking, drop-off is much easier compared to the previous location (: Would be great if proper thrash bins are available for visitors to bin litters. We struggled to look for a bin for the popsicles wrappers. There are two large bins there available, labelled clearly for recyclables. However due to the lack of proper non-recycling bins, ppl are just throwing non-recyclables into the blue bins (meant for recyclables). Please consider little bins in the area around your retail store. Changing room for little ones is a nice touch! ^^ Toilets didn’t seem to be fitted with toilet paper, BYO.

Q. Y.

I went to Hay Diaries on National Day yesterday! I enjoyed myself a lot! :) Many people said the place is super inaccessible. And I thought it will be a very long journey. But hey, I took Red Line to Kranji station (30 minutes), then Bus 975M (10 mins), then walk 10 minutes, I reached. It is not that long after all, even though I have to say there is no pavement for pedestrians to walk. I am walking on the side of the road with big vehicles driving by. When I walked in, I was greeted with the retail shop, so I bought hay and went straight to feed the goats! And wow, I like it! The more I interact with the goats while feeding, I realized that the goats come in various patterns and colors on their body. Some look like cow, others look like deer and some look white like pearl! Most of the goats don't like to be pet, they will move their head away, while some goats let me pet and will raise their head. Some goats get jealous during feeding, as they will tend to block the other goats from eating. And some goats are discerning, they will first smell the hay before deciding if they want to eat or not. And then I get to witness one goat pooping, and oh my, the poop look like bubble tea pearls. Its like small balls coming out. Goats also has rectangular pupils when I look at them in the eye. This means they have >180 degree field of vision. Some goats also have two lumps on their head...(which I don't know why) I really love the close-up interaction as I learnt a lot of fun facts about goats! Of course, I had to buy goat ice cream and goat milk to end the day! It was a short but fun trip! :) Thank you Hay Diaries!

K. K.

We visited Hay Dairies on Friday, 12 April 19 with our preschool children and teachers. The tour guide shared with us on the healthy aspects of drinking goat milk. The children had a great time feeding the goats. They even gave every student a free goodie bag with one bottle of goat milk. Thank you so much for your friendly service and hosting our preschool. We hope to visit the farm again in the future 😊

A. L.

My wife and I absolutely enjoyed Hay Daries Farm! It had been years since both of us enjoyed feeding and petting goats but that was all the way in USA, so it was nice to know that there was a well established goat farm right here in Singapore that happens to be really kid-friendly too! 🐐 There is no entrance fee at all, but if you want to feed the goats it is just a very reasonable $5 per bag of hay. It can get slightly crowded especially on weekends, but since there are many goat pens we could spread out without feeling congested. We had a lot of fun feeding and gently patting the loveable goats 🐐 Do try their fresh goat milk too which is delicious in either their original or chocolate flavours - $8 for 1L or $2.50 for 250mL. Thank you for our wonderful experience! 🙏

W. L.

Excellent place to learn about goat farming. Be sure to catch the milking of the goats (check their social media accounts for timing) and feed them by purchasing the bundles of hay. Great experience for kids to learn and have fun at the same time. Fresh goat milk also available for purchase

M. L.

Interesting and fun place for the family, especially young ones. Get to interact and feed with the goats, view the milking process (from 9am to 1030am only) and a little rest area for you to enjoy some goats milk when you're done. Worth the visit !

I. k.

I have been here ever since I was a little kid. I could still remember vividly the awesome experience just interacting with the goats there. Even the goat milk is delicious and yummy

L. X.

Took bus 975, opposite CCK mrt station (cross the traffic light from mrt). Walkable distance from the bus stop alighted. Was early and the farm opened at around 850am, highly recommend to go early as there are a lot of families and cars in the middle of the day. We went on to walk to the frog farm after visiting the goat farm!

J. C.

Love it. My kids love the interaction with the goats and simply love the goal milk. Interesting the milk didn't have the strong smell/taste that is usually associated with goal milk products.

S. (. W.

Great place to come and learn about goats with ur family. It maybe far but its worth travelling to. You get to pet, feed and even taste goats' milk here. To note that, unlike d sheep, goat smells that you get to experience on other farms, the smell here is wayyyyy tolerable. I mean it! The goats seem to be taken care of properly by the farm owners. Not only that, these goats are very enthusiastic to meet n greet visitors. From big goats, to small goats, they really know how to pull ur heart strings. Entry to d farm is clean with a seating area for u to rest after the visit. The entrance itself is where you can purchase hay and the milk that the farm produces. Not forgetting a hand-washing area and toilets, should you need to settle that urgent business, wink.. Just a heads up, there is a bus service to this area and the bus stop is just 2 mins away from the farm itself. But it is not a recommended transportation service as the bus journey is quite abit of a distance away. Best is to have your own mode of transport. All in all, d place is a great place to bring your kids to. Go on and take that trip down! Cheers!! #famwithsten #haydairies #goatfarm #goat #goats #limchukang

A. H.

Free entry and just $5 for a bag of grass to feed the goats! A great experience not to be missed by both kids and adults. The goats milk is also available for purchase for $2.50 for a small bottle or $8 for a big bottle

A. K. L.

Now conveniently located opposite Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Much more accessible than when it was at the old site. My wife & daughter had fun feeding the goats too! Ended the trip with delicious chocolate-flavoured goat's milk.

A. S.

It's free, what can I say. You wanna see goats, this the place to go. Its a goat farm. It would be a great idea to have a coffee shop or restaurant there, given the distance you must travel to get there.

A. L.

Visited only because it is a curiosity in Singapore. Be prepared for the heat and smell. The goats milk was interesting, but takes some getting used to. Quite pricy but that's what you get at a tourist attraction.

B. S. K.

Great place for a visit on weekdays. The people there are very helpful and friendly. However, some sections of the goat enclosures are not open to the public.

S. T.

Have a feeling that i am overseas visiting goat farm. .good to let your child 1st hand experience drinking flesh goat milk ,and ice cream .. (need to purchase from counter) Great experience despite hot weather..

R. Z. R.

Best place to kill time for kids.

A. Y. F.

Cute goats but smelly hahaha Nice experience for feeding and close to them Can try their goat milk and popsicles

A. S.

You can come over to spend some time with the goats. It would cost you S$5 for a bunch of hay to feed them. It is interesting how when you walk from one end to the other, the goats start to look bigger, have horns and goatee etc. We even saw a pair of goats in a fight. Their horns were bleeding too.

N. K. B.

Recently can start feeding the goat but one pack of grass $5 quite expensive 0.o. Also feed the adult goat. Everyone feed the young goat, the adult Super hungry :( Milk wise very fresh. Provide Styrofoam box for your milk purchase. Can bring your own cooler bag to save the earth or reuse your previous time purchase styrofoam boxes. Bring insect repellent as there sure to be a few tiny little insect hanging around. Overall I was not bitten by any insect but someone got bitten by one tiny harmless insect.

Y. L.

$5 for a small pack of dry grass for the lambs to eat, out of which the lambs themselves will reject the ones that have already dried out. It’s a really narrow lane for a lot of people, so reach really early for the best experience. It’s a single lane drive-in to the farm, so when it gets crowded you will have to park along the main road. You get to try goat milk and purchase fresh local veg produce from the nearby farms in kranji.

I. I.

I'd recommend going here if you are keen to see some goats and interact with them. Here are some things i want to point out... Firstly, the location. It is located at the deep parts of Lim Chu Kang with only one bus leading there, 975. Secondly, the environment. When you enter the farm, well as it states, "a farm". Meaning you will smell lots of things such as the goats' urine, poop, decaying matter, etc. So bare that in mind. Thirdly, the interaction with the goats. You can buy a packet of alfalfa hay at their store for $5 and can feed them but always look left and right as there will be goats at both sides, right and left and their heads can stick out of their cage. So when feeding a goat, always be alert as while you are feeding the goat on the left, the goats on the right might be nibbling, chewing your clothes (based on experience). My advice is to NOT wear clothes that could easily be "blown" by a gentle breeze (sorry, not really good at explaining that) Other than that, please do try their goat milk available at their store as well.

S. S.

I have no idea how big the farm actually is but the area where guests are allowed to pet and feed the goats and kids are quite small. So small that it even feels slightly uncomfortable during the crowded weekends where one could literally bump butts with each other or the goats themselves. For kids, this is a wonderful place to go - they can try out goat's milk, ice lollies and even purchase hay to feed the goats.

C. a. S.

A nice place for children to feed the goats. The walkway tends to get crowded during peak periods but the goats never tire of eating hay! It's a great experience for children to feed and pet the goats if they dare. After feeding hay, they can have small snacks of goat milk popsicles and goat milk (in original, strawberry & choc). There is plenty of seating space for families.

B. L.

Super fun experience!! You can buy alfafa to feed the goats before you enter. Overall a very exciting and fun experience :) They also sell goats milk, worth the try but tbh it’s an acquired taste.

M. M. C.

9-10. 30am to watch the goat milking session. Get to feed&pet the goats with $5 alfalfa. U can still come after 10.30am to feed and pet the goats. They sell fresh goat milk and ice cream in original and chocolate flavours

d. l.

We had watch the milking and feed the goat. Wonderfully. Hope that more farm can open up for visit and feeding and educating the kids.

C. L.

Beautifully located in countryside like place. Nice place for kids to experience goat farm have fresh goat milk.

Y. S.

Good place to bring kids as education trips. The grass to feed the goats can be purchase near the counter at $5/packet.

J. L.

Saw on their website regarding their new address, but the maps app were not updated. Took me a while to find it. It is just next to the Neo Tiew Entrance carpark for Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve in case anyone is wondering. There is a bus stop for bus 925 nearby too.

A. C.

Clean and organized; goats were cute and fun to feed. Recommended educational experience!

の.

Friendly staff! Goat milk is delicious, the smell of the hay is not very strong so it's to my liking. The goatmilk icecream is delicious too! Most importantly, $5 for the goat's food(hay) is actually quite a big pack! You can feed for quite long if you dont grab a bunch with your entire hand, just pinch abit will do. It's pretty satisfying, you can try to feed them the hay w ur palm, you will be able to feel that lip, and maybe tongue 😏 Will be going again this saturday because the day i went was a rush 😅

p. f.

Nice experience to visit to the Hay Dairies -goat farm. Staffs are friendly Public transport only available on Sunday and public holiday

J. K.

Nice place for families with young children. Can buy $5 packet of hay to feed the goats. Hundreds of goats to feed.

S. S.

Easy to find parking opposite at public parking lots. They moved to this new place and its very clean and well organised. You will need to get the grass for feeding ($5each pack) at the shop near entrance before heading in to the viewing station where you can witness how goats are milked. The place is well ventilated with fans. You be able to head to the feeding enclosure where there is many young goats from front to the back of the lane. We walked to the back / further in as not that crowded. You can purchase bottle of goat milk at their shop. Seems like there is many people purposely drive in to order bulk of bottled goat milks too.

A. W.

Nice place for a fun date. Paid $5 for a huge pack of grass for feeding the goats. Be warned, the place is very smelly. After feeding, be sure to try their goat milk or ice cream.

V. C.

A nice little goat farm for the kids and families. Free entrance with ample carparks. But you probably wouldn't spend more than 1.5hrs there....

R. L.

All sorts of goats. Can buy goat milk at good price. And buy hay to feed the goats. Great place to meet the goats 😃🧐😀

S. N.

Great experience for all age groups. Enjoyed the day out with family. Tried feeding the goats. Can buy Feed @ $5 /pk. Thoroughly enjoyed feeding experience. The goats literally come after you to get their share. Lots of competition among them to get their share. 😆 Best of all was buying & tasting the fresh goat milk stored in refridgerator. You can buy them back in a pack of 2 x 800 ml bottle. The staff would pack diligently in foam box with ice inside. Guaranteed the nutrition stays fresh till we reach home. Absolutely would recommend this farm for a memorable family outing.👍👍

H. H. M.

Very clean and no smell. Children enjoyed a lot

T. N.

A great experience for little one. Feeds and interacting with the goat is wonderful.

N. H.

Educational to watch goat milking and fun to feed the goats!

J. J.

Small area open for visitor Buy $5 grass to feed the goat, drink some fresh goat milk (the freshest u can get) Area well maintain n crowded on weekend Is a gem to have a goat farm in Singapore 🇸🇬 Not huge like other countries such as the one I visited in Australia but lets keep our local farm going :) Support Support Insta ju.rine

D. D.

Fun experience at the Goat farm! Must go :) Loved the place!

M. P.

A rare site in SG, out of city life! Fun outing with kids, drive your own to get there, do not take public transport.

B. L.

Nice place for children to gain experience. Feeding and seeing the modern milking operation was an eye opener for children. The company provides washing points with soap to wash up after feeding the goats and kids. The goat's milk and ice cream were nice.

M. L.

Yes it is a little far away from everywhere but it's quite an experience. You get to buy a bundle of hay to feed the sheep (and goats). And for $2.50 you can buy a bottle of chilled goats milk (plain or chocolate), but you gotta drink it immediately. Oh ya, and a full experience of the farm smell. You might wanna eucalyptus your nose after.

Z. L.

The only place i know that you can feed goats. Have small goats medium goats and big goats for you to feed. Each bag of hay is $5. Need to feed more because the goats all very skinny :( they look so hungry. Hope they actually feed the goats when the farm is close. Place is quite crowded despite being secluded. The farm sells goat milk products as well. Didnt get to try.

t. s.

This is a tourist goat breeding base near the Sungai Tribal Wetland Park in northwest Singapore. It is very suitable for parent-child activities and allows people in the city to learn about goats. There are lectures and classes on the farm, activities that the whole family can participate in, and a feeding place. The farm also sells goat milk, which is also available in supermarkets in Singapore. There is a free parking lot at the entrance of the farm, so it is more suitable to drive there. If you take public transportation, you need to make several rounds of mrt and bus to get there. There is also an edible plant farm called Bollywood not too far nearby, which is also good. You can see two different attractions in one visit. Since this is the western part of Singapore, there are no commercial places, so prepare water, food, sunscreen, umbrellas and other items in advance when you go. A good place to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city and experience the joy of life quietly.

C.

Despite the owners explaining the treatment conditions (for health and respect for Singaporean laws) it remains a place that hurts the heart. It's very quick to visit (30 minutes personally) and you can feed the goats

S. H.

It doesn’t stink. Those sheep are very docile. They are very happy to feed the grass. The lambs are obedient😍I bought fresh goat milk to drink.

N.

The place that children like is a bit smelly and has mosquitoes.

M. C.

It’s a small sheep farm. You can take the children for a walk and buy some grass (5 yuan per pack of grass) for the sheep to graze. You can also sell some goat milk. It takes about an hour to finish. (It is recommended to plan to find more attractions nearby. kill time)

吴.

It is suitable for children to explore and interact with animals. Feeding the sheep is one of the good activities😁

G. G.

Super clean and hygienic

Y. P.

In addition to feeding sheep and selling sheep dairy products, there is room for improvement, come on

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