Family Activity – Bunny Wonderland Farm | Yuen Long

Bunny Wonderland is a family farm where a child can feed a white rabbit, race across the lawn, make a craft and then climb into an inflatable castle, all in one visit. The mix of animal encounters and play areas gives you a full half-day in Yuen Long without asking young children to sit still for long.

I like two things here: the chance to get close to small animals, and the variety of activities included with the one-day pass. The lawn, trampolines, swings, rope net and indoor play corners give families options when a child has had enough of rabbits but not enough of the day.

The main drawback is the rural location, which takes planning if you are not driving. Facilities can feel dated, and outdoor play is less appealing in intense heat or rain, so check the forecast and bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

At a glance

• A half-day outing: Plan for about four hours, with indoor and outdoor activities to mix and match.
• Rabbit time comes with a limit: A serving of pet food is included, but the animals may be full later in the day.
• The pass includes extras: Expect a craft session, fishing game, game tokens, ice cream, a drink voucher and a rabbit souvenir.
• A broad play menu: The farm has a large lawn, trampolines, a sand pit, a carousel, a tree house and indoor activity spaces.
• Getting there takes effort: Taxi, minibus or car are the practical options from the Kam Sheung Road area.
• Supervision matters: Keep children close around animals and play equipment, and follow the farm’s rules.

Rabbits, games and a full half-day

Bunny Wonderland, also called Little White Rabbit Farm, occupies more than 100,000 square feet, including a grass area of over 5,000 square feet. That scale gives families room to move between animal areas, play equipment and indoor rooms rather than spending the whole visit in one enclosure.

The farm’s activities are aimed at parent-child outings. Children can try manageable challenges and take part in games with an adult, while parents get a change of pace from daily routines. It is not a structured guided tour with a fixed route. You decide how to spend the roughly four hours, within the activities and facilities available.

That freedom suits families with children whose attention moves quickly. It also means you should arrive with a loose plan: feed the animals earlier, use the outdoor play areas while the weather is pleasant, and save an indoor activity for a break from sun or rain.

Start with the animals, while they are still interested in food

The rabbit area is the farm’s main draw. Your package includes one serving of pet food, and children can get close to white rabbits. Other small animals are also part of the experience, with goats, pigs and turtles among the animals described by families who have visited.

Go early if feeding is important to your child. By afternoon, the rabbits may have had enough food and show less interest. The farm does not allow visitors to bring their own food, including carrots, to feed the animals, nor may you pick plants or flowers for them. Use only the food provided, and offer it carefully: small fingers can be nipped.

Animal contact is a lovely way to make a family outing feel more personal than a standard playground visit, but it calls for calm behavior. Some animals may get excited around food. One child was accidentally bitten by a tortoise, so stay close and help children approach gently. The farm asks everyone to treat the animals with care; that rule is practical, not just polite.

Conditions around animals can also mean smells, especially near sheep. If your family is sensitive to animal odors, take that into account. The rabbit room has been described as clean, but standards and conditions can vary across different areas.

Make room for lawn time and outdoor play

The outdoor area offers a useful change of scene after animal feeding. Children can run on the lawn, use swings and a rope net, bounce on trampolines, explore a small sand pit, and try the pirate ship, carousel, merry-go-round, tree house and slide. There is also a family trail, a flower bridge, a romantic house and a lotus pond where fish feeding is listed as an activity.

This spread of options is a strength for younger children, who often want to switch activities before adults are ready to leave. The lawn gives them room to burn off energy, while play structures provide a more focused activity. Some families have particularly enjoyed the rainbow lawn slide, though timed access may apply to individual attractions. Check the rules at the venue rather than assuming each play area is open for unlimited use.

Weather matters. Hong Kong’s heat can make exposed play areas hard to enjoy, and mosquitoes are a reason to pack repellent. Take sunscreen, water and a hat, and use the covered spaces when the sun is strong. Cycling, kite flying and drones are not allowed on the grass.

Use the indoor rooms for a slower stretch

The covered facilities make the farm more workable on a hot day. They include animal viewing and petting areas, a reptile house, a lizard house, a library corner, a toy corner, a large drawing board and a 3D photo studio. There is also a baby care room, a piano area and a basketball machine.

This is not a polished indoor theme park, and some facilities may feel older than their photos suggest. Still, the range matters: you can move a toddler from the rabbit area to toys, or give children a quieter pause between outdoor activities. Some areas may not be open to the public at all times, so keep expectations flexible.

An inflatable castle is included, as is one racing game for children aged 3 to 6. The ticket also comes with 15 game tokens. Treat these as pleasant extras rather than the core reason to book. The appeal is the combination of activities, not a single high-end attraction.

Make the included craft part of the plan

One designated craft workshop is included per child. The basic choices can include snowflake mud painting, a wooden money box, a DIY animal photo frame, a pen holder, a cartoon storage box or handbag, a model, a painted egg, scratch art, a wooden spinning top or wind chimes. The precise available options may vary, so ask what is running when you arrive.

This is a useful change of pace after running around. A simple craft gives children something to focus on and take home, and it can make the day feel more complete than a succession of play structures. Some more elaborate projects cost extra. These can include a sand bottle, mosaic coaster, lantern, painted mask, clay creation, wooden clock or keychain, and other decorative items. Ask about the surcharge before choosing.

The package also includes a wishing plaque, one designated scoop of ice cream and a drink voucher. A snack bar sells drinks and snacks. You may bring food and water, but other drinks must be purchased on site. If you are planning a longer visit or a meal, check the available food arrangements in advance: meal service has sometimes been slow, particularly when the farm is busy or hosting a school group.

Work out the package price before you book

The experience is advertised from $32.09, while the Whitetop Bunny Super Value Game Package is listed from US$29.19. Other options include a two-person package, a barbecue package for four, and a family package for two adults and one child. Prices depend on the package, so compare what each one includes rather than choosing by the starting figure alone.

For the Whitetop package, the value comes from combining admission with pet food, a craft session, game tokens, a fishing game, a racing game, ice cream, a drink voucher and a rabbit souvenir. If your child uses several of those inclusions, the package can cover more than simply entering the farm. If they mainly want to feed rabbits and use the lawn, a larger bundle may be less useful.

Children under 3 can enter free on ordinary dates, but that covers admission only. The same price otherwise applies across ages, and a $30 per-person surcharge applies on special dates announced by the farm. Check the final package and date price carefully, especially for holidays. Barbecue packages may suit a family that wants to make lunch part of the outing, but meal timing is worth confirming before you commit.

Allow time for the trip from Kam Sheung Road

Bunny Wonderland is at Siu But Tau Farm, Chi Ma Ling, Wang Toi Shan, Pat Heung. It is a rural outing, not a stop beside a station, and you need to arrange your own transport.

The fastest route listed is to take the West Rail to Kam Sheung Road Station, Exit C, then take a taxi to the farm. The ride is estimated at about $50. Tell the driver Rabbitland Farm, Chi Ma Leng, Wang Toi Shan. If you cannot find a taxi for the return, the company offers a free shuttle to the minibus stop in Yuen Long, where minibuses pass through Kam Sheung Road Station.

You can also take minibus 608 from the entrance of Ho Ming Kee Restaurant on Yuen Long Fau Tsoi Street. Ride to the Wang Toi Shan Village Office terminus and walk about 10 minutes. Another listed bus option is 54 or 251B to Chi Ma Wan Station, followed by an eight-minute walk. If driving, private cars can go to the entrance, and daily parking is listed at $70 per vehicle.

The routes are manageable, but the last stretch makes this outing less spontaneous than a city playground. Save the farm’s location and transport details before leaving, and allow extra time for the return. It is open Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays from 11:00 to 18:00, and closed Monday and Tuesday except on public holidays. Hours can change, so check before setting out.

Who will get the most from Bunny Wonderland?

I would choose this for families with young children who enjoy animals, crafts and unstructured play. The mix is especially useful for children who need to move, change activities and take breaks. A child can feed rabbits, spend time on the lawn and then settle into a craft without the day depending on one headline attraction.

Older children may find the activities less compelling if they want rides or more advanced challenges. The farm’s variety helps, but the facilities are more about simple play and family time than high-adrenaline entertainment. Parents should also be prepared to supervise closely, especially around animals, trampolines and climbing equipment.

The overall experience can be good value when you use the included extras and stay for much of the four-hour visit. Its weaker points are the remote setting, some dated facilities and the possibility of heat, animal smells or waits during busy periods. I would book on a cooler day, arrive earlier rather than later, and avoid treating the listed activity count as a guarantee that every facility will be running.

Should you book Bunny Wonderland Farm?

Book it if your child is excited by rabbits and small animals, likes outdoor play, and can happily spend several hours moving between simple activities. The included craft and game extras help make the pass worthwhile, particularly for a family that will use them.

Skip it if you want a polished amusement park, easy public transport or a tightly managed schedule. For the best chance of a relaxed visit, go early, bring sun and mosquito protection, confirm your chosen package and any holiday surcharge, and keep children within arm’s reach around animals.

FAQ

How long should I plan to spend at Bunny Wonderland Farm?

The stated duration is about four hours. You can use that time for animal feeding, outdoor play, indoor facilities and the included craft session.

When is the farm open?

It is open Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays from 11:00 to 18:00. It is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays except public holidays. Hours may vary, so check before you go.

How do I get to the farm by public transport?

One option is to take the West Rail to Kam Sheung Road Station, Exit C, then take a taxi to the entrance for about $50. You can also take minibus 608 from Yuen Long Fau Tsoi Street to Wang Toi Shan Village Office and walk about 10 minutes.

What does the Whitetop Bunny Super Value Game Package include?

It includes admission, one serving of pet food, a rabbit souvenir, a wishing plaque, one fishing game, one designated craft session per child, an inflatable castle, one racing game for ages 3 to 6, 15 game tokens, one scoop of designated ice cream and a drink voucher.

Can children under 3 enter for free?

Children under 3 can enter free on ordinary dates, but free entry includes admission only. Special dates may have different conditions.

Can I bring food to feed the animals?

No. You may not bring food, including carrots, or pick flowers and plants to feed the animals. Use the food provided by the farm and feed the animals carefully.