Wow!! LOVED IT! Perhaps not the first thing you think to do when you come to lovely Rotorua but you MUST!! We popped by last Friday and did the Farm Tour and Show and it really was one of the best things we’ve done in Rotorua, and we’ve done a lot. From start to finish, Shelley was great to deal with to organise the experience, and when we arrived Emily, our tour guide was a right hoot and really knowledgable. We started off being taken, pulled by a tractor, into some of the paddocks where we go to feed sheep, deer and alpacas, learnt all about this working farm, saw ostrich, goats, cows! Then we witnessed the Farm Show with Emanuel and it was really amazing, we got involved, we fed lambs, milked a cow, played with the working dogs. Honestly, you really need to come do this! Fun for the whole family! We’re in our early 30’s, had a blast! This is a top, top tourist attraction. We’ll be back!

Highly recommend this place for a fun and knowledgable half day. Free honey and kiwi juice to try during farm tour. Learnt about sheep and able to have near encounter with animals like alpaca, sheep etc. Very friendly staff and knowledgeable tour. Use code ‘ZP18Q’ on Klook for half price package!

Nice family day, good show (nz humour). All round farm exposure very good.

We want our money back! What a joke! We paid 20$ (instead of 36$!!!!) for just 1 hour show of bla bla! You can see 19 sheeps but the guy barely talk about them, it’s just a show with the people. You can see the nursery but so poor of babies. They looks so rude with the animals. The show with dogs at the end could be cool but why jumping like that on the sheeps... And there is nothing to do in the park. It’s a rip off!

Good show. Although a little touristy but worth it. Good English skills are an advantage. Unfortunately, German audios do not work. 19 sheep species are presented and then you see how a sheep is sheared. Worth the money!

The Swoop is amazing !! he

Nice place. Kids loved it!

Lovely and well designed show! You'll get in touch with the animals and have enough time to get to know them and take some pictures... The farmland is very nice, too :)