15 Farms In Singapore to Visit With Your Family

Looking for a day out in nature? Here's a list of farms where you can bring the little ones to visit - right here in Singapore! 

Growing up in an urban city like Singapore often means missing out on the slower, greener rhythms of life beyond the city skyline. But Singapore's farming scene is far more alive than most people realise! Whether you are after adorable animals, fascinating insects, fresh produce straight from the source, or a hands-on encounter with nature, there is a farm here for every curious family.

1. Bee Amazed Garden

Address: Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), 463 Clementi Road, Singapore 599494
Opening Hours: By appointment

Nestled on the rooftop of the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), Bee Amazed Garden is one of the most unique farm experiences in the city. Founded by retired educator-turned-apiarist John Chong - affectionately known as the 'Beezy Professor' - this is Singapore's first rooftop apiary in a school setting.

Guided sessions come complete with protective gear so you can safely get up close with live Asian honey bees. Programmes are available for individuals, families, school groups and corporate teams, covering the history of beekeeping, the role of bees in pollination, honey tasting, and even basic beekeeping lessons. Kids and adults alike leave with a newfound respect for these remarkable creatures - and perhaps a jar of 'My Honey', the farm's very own premium honey.

Note: Family programmes may also be held at alternative venues such as Sentosa Golf Club - do check the website for the latest schedule. 

2. Bollywood Veggies

Address: 100 Neo Tiew Road, Singapore 719026
Opening Hours: Thu & Fri: 9am - 5pm | Sat - Mon: 7am - 6pm (Closed Tue & Wed)

No farms in Singapore list is complete without Bollywood Veggies. Billing itself as Paradise on Earth, this sprawling ten-acre farm in the Kranji Countryside offers a wonderfully laid-back kampung atmosphere that feels worlds away from the city skyline.

Wander through lush vegetable plots, join a guided farm tour, or simply soak up the greenery at your own pace. When hunger strikes, head to the on-site Poison Ivy Bistro, which serves hearty, flavourful dishes made with organic homegrown ingredients. Their signature Blue Nasi Lemak - fragrant blue pea flower rice served with all the traditional accompaniments - is a firm favourite and an absolute must-try.

Bollywood Veggies is a perennial favourite for families seeking a relaxed, educational outing in nature.

3. Edible Garden City

Address: 60 Jalan Penjara, Singapore 149375 
Opening Hours: Activities by appointment - check website for availability or email hello@ediblegardencity.com

Edible Garden City is on a mission to grow food in every under-utilised urban space in Singapore - rooftops, viaducts, school compounds, and community corners. Their guided tours take visitors through the fascinating world of sustainable urban agriculture, tracing the evolution of Singapore's farming industry from past to present. The immersive tour includes a hands-on potting activity where participants learn to propagate their own edible plants to take home. With over 50 varieties of edible plants grown on-site - including dragonfruit, pandan, lemongrass and butterfly pea flower - there is plenty to discover for curious young minds. 

There is also a three half-days, nature-based immersive Young Nature Explorer Programme for children aged 6 to 9 years old. 

If you are interested in having farm-fresh vegetables delivered directly to your home, Edible Garden City runs the Citizen Box programme.

4. Kranji Sanctuary Resort
(Formerly Gallop Kranji Farm Resort)

Address: 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2, #01-09, Singapore 718813

Looking for an overnight farm escape? Gallop Kranji Farm Resort offers a refreshing alternative to the typical Singapore staycation. Set in the lush greenery of Kranji, this resort blends rustic farm life with comfortable accommodation, making it ideal for families who want to slow down and reconnect with nature.

Guests can immerse themselves in the vicinity's agricultural and animal-related activities, explore the surrounding countryside, and enjoy the peaceful rhythms of farm life. Whether you are planning a romantic couple's retreat or a fun-filled family getaway, Gallop Kranji Farm Resort provides a rare and memorable taste of rural Singapore.

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5. Gallop Stable

Address:

• Horsecity @ Bukit Timah: 100 Turf Club Road, Singapore 287992
• Horsecity @ Downtown East: 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599
• Horsecity @ Pasir Ris Park: 61 Pasir Ris Green, Carpark C, Singapore 518225

Opening Hours: 8am - 7pm (Closed Mon)

For an equestrian adventure the whole family will love, Gallop Stable lets the littlest visitors enjoy pony rides and feeding sessions, and provides riding lessons, trail rides and holiday riding camps for older children and adults - there is something for every age and experience level. The patient, well-trained horses and experienced instructors make this an accessible and genuinely magical experience, even for first-timers.

6. Hay Dairies

Address: 250 Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore 719866
Operating Hours: Mon, Wed - Sun: 9am - 4pm (Closed Tue)

Singapore's one and only dairy goat farm, Hay Dairies has been welcoming curious visitors for over 30 years. Home to nearly 1,000 goats, the farm offers an endearing and educational window into the world of goat farming.

Visitors are encouraged to arrive between 9am and 10.30am to catch the daily milking session in action - a highlight for children and adults alike. You are also welcomed to purchase hay at the entrance ($5 per bag) to feed the friendly goats yourself. Before you leave, do pick up a bottle of freshly produced goat's milk: lower in fat and easier to digest than cow's milk, it is well worth a try.

Entry is free for individuals and small groups (under 10 people).

7. Kok Fah Technology Farm 

Address: 18 Sungei Tengah Road, Singapore 698974
Operating Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am - 5pm for guided tours by reservation only | Sat & Sun: 9am – 5pm open to public for weekend vegetable market

Ever wondered how your vegetables are grown? Want to learn more about how hydroponics is changing the course of farming? Kok Fah Technology Farm offers an eye-opening peek behind the scenes of modern hydroponic farming. Boasting Singapore's largest showcase greenhouse at over 3,000 sqm, the farm has been cultivating leafy greens using innovative, soil-free techniques for over 30 years.

Knowledgeable guides lead visitors through the high-tech growing systems, explaining the science behind hydroponics and its role in Singapore's food security goals. The experience engages all the senses - you can touch, smell, and even taste fresh produce straight from the farm. A weekend market is also held on-site, where families can browse and buy freshly harvested vegetables.

Advance booking is essential as guided tours are by reservation only.

8. Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm

Address: 321 Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore 718914
Operating Hours: Mon - Sat: 8am - 5pm (Guided tours only; book via the Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm Tour app)

Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm is Singapore's last and only crocodile farm. Founded in 1964 and located near Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm is home to over 22,000 crocodiles from all over the world, including some near-threatened species - saltwater crocodiles, alligators, caimans, and gharials among them.

The guided tour (approximately 1 to 1.25-hour) covers the biology and lifecycle of crocodiles, from hatchlings to the farm's impressive 60-year-old, five-metre saltwater crocodile. Visitors may also get the chance to observe or participate in feeding, witness baby crocodiles hatching (subject to availability), and sample crocodile herbal soup. Tours cost $22 per person (children below 3 enter free).

Walk-ins are not permitted — all visits must be booked in advance via the dedicated app.

9. Nature Kindred

Photo Credits: Nature Kindred

Address: 65 Sungei Tengah Road
Operating Hours: 10.30 am - 5.30 pm (Sat & Sun, certain PH)

Tucked away in the tranquil Sungei Tengah farmland, Nature Kindred is a wonderful retreat for families looking to step away from the city and enjoy nature together. The farm features an indoor experience area designed to foster curiosity, creativity, and connection in a lush, nature-inspired setting.

Activities on offer include Kids Fishing, planting workshops, arts and crafts, and more - all tailored to help children engage meaningfully with the natural environment. The on-site restaurant serves all-day meals using fresh, locally sourced produce, while a wholesale plant nursery provides a lovely browsing opportunity for green-fingered parents.

Nature Kindred strikes a lovely balance between hands-on fun and peaceful exploration, making it a firm favourite for weekend family outings.

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10. Nippon Koi Farm

Address: 51 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698946
Operating Hours: Tours by appointment

Over the past three decades, Nippon Koi Farm has evolved from a specialist ornamental koi breeding operation into one of Singapore's most distinctive sustainable agriculture attractions. Today, it is recognised as the largest koi farm in Singapore.

Farm visits typically include a guided tour of the facilities - including koi hotels, aquaponics systems, and fish and shellfish sales areas - providing genuine insight into how modern, integrated fish farming works. There is even a specially curated programme designed for preschoolers, complete with a fish-feeding session that little ones absolutely love.

Note:

• Nippon Koi Farm is just a five-minute walk from Qian Hu Fish Farm - a convenient pairing for an extended Kranji countryside adventure!
• The Jurong Frog Farm which closed in 2023 runs their Fun with Frogs programme here. 
  

 11. Qian Hu Fish Farm

Address: 71, Jalan Lekar, Sungei Tengah, Singapore 698950
Operating Hours: Mon - Fri & Eve of PH: 9am - 6pm | Sat, Sun & PH: 9am - 7pm

One of Singapore's most beloved family-friendly farm destinations, Qian Hu Fish Farm is a wonderland for aquatic life enthusiasts. As an integrated ornamental fish provider, the farm is home to a dazzling array of exotic fish species from around the world, and also stocks a wide range of aquarium equipment and accessories.

The guided farm tour takes visitors on an informative journey through the fish tanks, sharing fascinating details about each species' origins and natural habitats. The undoubted crowd-pleaser, however, is the longkang fishing experience — a nostalgic nod to the kampong days of old, where children can try their hand at catching their own fish to bring home and care for.

Guided farm tours are available for groups of 20 or more, require at least two weeks' advance booking, and are offered on weekdays only. 

12. Sprout Hub (by City Sprouts)

Address: Multiple locations islandwide, including Henderson (Alexandra) and West Coast
Opening Hours: Varies by location; drop-in and booked sessions available - check website for details

Sprout Hub, the public-facing farm experience arm of City Sprouts, offers one of the most accessible and age-tailored urban farm experiences in Singapore. With multiple locations across the island, it is conveniently reachable for families island-wide.

Younger children typically enjoy a 30-minute Farm Adventure Tour followed by a 30-minute hands-on activity or workshop, thoughtfully designed around their developmental stage. Older kids embark on an immersive one-hour tour paired with a one-hour workshop covering topics such as sustainable agriculture, environmental stewardship, and the science of growing food. 

There are also events such as Farm Day Out for families, with free fringe activities and ticketed bundles if your kiddos are keen to join a curated 3.5-hour Farm Adventure Camp. 

Do also check out their produce at Farmers' Markets and festive activities, held at various events and locations throughout the year.

13. The Sundowner

Address: 272 Upper Bukit Timah Road (former Bukit Timah Fire Station), Singapore 588212
Opening Hours: By appointment only, contact them at hello@theunexpected.sg or Whatsapp +65 9249 5400

Once perched on the rooftop of a shophouse along Siglap's bustling restaurant belt, The Sundowner launched its flagship Rooftop Farm Experience in 2020 and has grown steadily ever since. In Q4 2025, they shifted to their new premises at the former Bukit Timah Fire Station. 

Today, The Sundowner offers over 20 in-house activities, from craft workshops and outdoor movie screenings to entomophagy (insect tasting) tours and foraging experiences. It is a particularly engaging destination for older children and adventurous families who want something genuinely different.

Address: 6 Lim Chu Kang Lane 8A, Singapore 719607
Opening Hours: 10am - 4pm daily (Closed on Deepavali)

Did you know that Singapore has its very own cow dairy farm? Viknesh Dairy Farm is a family-owned business established in 2003, rooted in Hinduism values and tucked deep into the Kranji countryside near Lim Chu Kang. 

The farm is home to a herd of Holstein Friesians cows that are fed freshly cut grass daily and milked twice a day to produce 100% fresh, pure cow's milk - no additives, no mixing. Families can visit to see and buy hay to feed the cows (admission fee applies onsite), and purchase fresh milk and yoghurt directly from the farm. 

Viknesh Dairy Farm also plays a cherished role in Singapore's cultural life, bringing cows to the Indian Heritage Centre and streets of Little India during festive celebrations such as Pongal and the Indian New Year. 

15. Werm Inc

Address: 102E Pasir Panjang Rd, #03-12 Citilink Warehouse Complex, Singapore 118529
Operating Hours: Mon - Fri: 10am - 6pm (Workshops & Farm Tours by booking only)

Werm Inc is not your typical farm - it is an insect farm with a powerful environmental message. The facility rears a variety of live feeders including mealworms, superworms, and crickets of various sizes, primarily for pet owners.

Their 60-minute family-friendly insect farming workshop, however, is well worth booking for its eye-opening exploration of food waste and sustainable agriculture. Participants learn about the role insects play in the agri-food supply chain and how resourceful waste management can make a real difference. The hands-on highlight is building - and taking home - your very own vermicomposting bin, a low-maintenance, eco-friendly way to reduce household food waste.

Werm Inc is a wonderfully thought-provoking experience that sparks important conversations about the future of food, making it a great pick for curious, environmentally minded families. 

Armed with this guide, you are ready to start exploring Singapore's countryside — one farm at a time. Happy adventuring!

*Images are from official websites  

Farms that have Closed

In case you are looking up certain farms and was wondering if they are still operating, here's a list of farms that we know are closed. 

Oh Chin Huat Hydroponics Farm

Oh’ Farms differentiates itself from normal tours of farms in Singapore by having a special Butterfly Lodge where they rear their own butterflies! A must-visit for butterfly admirers, visitors are welcome to enter the butterfly-friendly flight cage and observe the butterflies in a natural garden environment. Besides appreciating the diversity of Singapore’s butterfly fauna, you can also check out the various herbs, spices and hydroponic crops grown at Oh’ Farms! You can even purchase a butterfly starter kit and begin your own butterfly sanctuary from scratch.

(Credit: Oh Chin Huat Hydroponic Farms Pte Ltd / Facebook)

Address: 14A Bah Soon Pah Road, S(769970)
Operating Hours: Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 5 pm

Fire Flies Health Farm

With a strong emphasis on 100% organic farming, Fire Flies Health Farm is insistent on not using animal waste to fertilize their crops. Rather, they use a special compost made of rock dust and seaweed to enhance the soil’s mineral content. Compared to other farms in Singapore, Fire Flies Health Farm sells much more than just veggies and fruits as they import fresh organic produce. Look out for organic soy milk and brown rice cheese rings while you’re there.

Additionally, they offer services for setting up mini organic gardens indoors so do enquire about this if you want to enjoy organic goodness at your convenience!

(Credit: Fire Flies Health Farm / Facebook)

Address: Lot 75, 62 Lim Chu Kang Lane 2, S(718838)
Operating Hours: Daily, 10 am – 5 pm

Crab Lovers Farm

Crab Lovers Farm focuses on providing a safe farming environment by regularly monitoring their seafood product quality. As one of the only farms in Singapore to produce soft shell crabs, Crab Lovers Farm guarantees freshness in all its soft shell crabs during daily distribution. Proud of their fresh crabs, the farm welcomes all visitors so do contact them if you intend on going down for a farm visit.

(Credit: Crab Lovers Farm / Facebook)

Address: 161 Neo Tiew Road S(719021)
Operating Hours: Daily, 9 am – 5 pm

Jurong Frog Farm

Photo Credits: Jurong Frog Farm

Address: 51 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698946
Operating Hours: 60 mins, based on appointment

As the only licensed frog farm in Singapore and a member of the Kranji Countryside Association, Jurong Frog Farm has grown immensely from its initial days as a small scale bullfrog breeding farm.

Unfortunately, the farm is already closed but they have partnered with Nippon Koi Farm to continue bringing their Fun with Frogs programme to families! 

Quan Fa Organic Farm

Wondering how organic crops are grown? Quan Fa Organic Farm uses a unique farming system to reduce dependence on external aids like pesticides and chemical fertilizers. This allows the farm to grow nutritious organic crops without foregoing taste or quality. From fresh lettuce to juicy tomatoes, enjoy the full flavor and nutritional content of organic vegetables with Quan Fa! Curious about the entire harvesting process for organic farms in Singapore? Head on down for a farm tour at Kranji Countryside, which includes opportunities for visitors to harvest their own crops.

P.S. Do make a farm tour appointment in advance by emailing them at farmtour@quanfa.com.sg prior to heading down.

(Credit: Quan Fa Organic Farm / Facebook)

Address: 35 Murai Farmway, S(709145)
Operating Hours: Saturday – Sunday: 9 am – 5 pm

Urban Farm & Barn

Cultivate green fingers with Urban Farm & Barn! As soon as you enter the farm, you’ll be greeted by the beautiful show garden and mini rice field. Visitors can expect to learn about various urban farming techniques and tips to better appreciate the joys of gardening as a life skill. Look forward to joining various farm tours and hands-on workshops to learn about the various vegetables and herbs that are grown here.

Unlike certain farms in Singapore, Urban Farm & Barn is kid-friendly so do bring your kids down during the weekend for a fun bonding activity!

(Credit: Urban Farm & Barn / Facebook)

Address: 3 Lim Chu Kang Lane 4, S(718859)
Operating Hours:
Tuesday – Thursday: 8.30 am – 11.30 am
Friday, Sunday: 3 pm – 6 pm