very good my little girl love looking at all the animals they people that work there are very nice and helpful. she loves the train ride were u can feed the ducks i reccomend it for birthday parties it doesnt cost that much.

Small farm, decent family day out. Heaps of animals and family attractions. Great for young childrens birthday partys. There is a train that goes around the park and you get to feed the ducks.

This is a great little farm & in town is the last thing you would expect to find. They are marvellous with kids & adults & it is well perceived by all ages. The party rooms are a great size & very reasonable to hire. The train is a highlight for all ages that takes you to feed the birds. You can play games or even ride a pony here & all within minutes of the cbd! Cheap entry but not much food available so is suggested to take your own. Plenty of touristy things to do also. Plenty of unusual animals to see & pat along the way.

Fun for the whole family, lots to see and do. A fun day out on the weekend when you are lost for ideas. However I do think that tbey need to supervise the petting area of rabbit etc. A lot of rough kids giving the animals a hard time

It's was ok. Price wise is was good. There isn't really any food to buy there so you have to take all your food. I didn't find there were many animals there at all especially ones to feed. It was an ok day but won't be rushing to go back. Our bye were more interested in the playground than anything else.

Took my 2 yr old here once just recently, we both absolutely loved it... so many animals to go around and look at. After you pay you get a loaf of bread to feed some animals. You can pat rabbits and guinea pigs. There's so much to do and see.

Approximate cost: $20

We usually go here every year when the Doveton Show is held. It's definitely a great place for the kids any time of the year. They will love the animals and the fact that they can pat them.

I have taken the kids here a few times. The place has plenty of room to run around. You can take a ride on the train thing which takes you around the place. My kids love the rabbits in the large enclosure, as they can go in and hold and pat them. Reasonable price to get in too.

I have visited Myuna Farm multiple times, both with school groups and alone, and I have always enjoyed my experiences.

While I find Myuna Farm is not as "hands on" as some other farms in Victoria (e.g. there is no opportunity to milk the cows etc), you are given bread on entry to feed the animals, and you can cuddle with the rabbits and guinea pigs in their pen. The farm is also quite large, with a beautiful wetlands area, making it interesting and fun for those of all ages.

Entry is cheap, and "extras" such as the train ride and pony rides are reasonably priced.

As for food, I can't comment as I have always taken a picnic lunch. There are plenty of picnic tables, however I have found when it is busy, it can be hard to get a seat. I would recommend taking a picnic blanket and sitting on the lawn area.

Overall, Myuna Farm makes a great full-day outing which can be educational as well as fun for young children.

The farm also hosts the Doveton Eumemmerring Show in September each year, which is great value for a gold coin entry, and boasts a range of additional fun activities for the day.

I would definitely return, especially for the show.

We came here for a Steam and Vintage Engine Rally and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. The kids loved wandering around, looking at all the animals - and especially the guinea pig and rabbit enclosures - just wonderful! Could have stayed in here half the day.

The place is pretty big too, and the landscape lovely. It's nice to get that "out in the country" feeling. And smell. LOL

The food was not the greatest and it was quite expensive - I agree to the people who say take your own.

It was a great day out and a lot of things to see/do that don't require batteries! And the people were so nice - my youngest child got upset at one point and they took notice of him and were very kind. Take gumboots if wet.