Ten Exciting Ideas for a Fun-Filled Day on the Farm with Kids

Goat Farm in Ratibořice

Curious about how people and goats coexist on a goat farm? For all your inquiries regarding goat farming, organic food, and sustainable farming practices, make your way to the DoRa Dvůr Ratibořice Goat Farm in the Highlands. Here, you can explore the stables filled with animals, sample delicious goat milk products, and discover fascinating insights into the operation of the farm. The newly established agrocentre on the farm grounds organizes tours for visitors. You can drop by anytime, especially on Saturdays from 14:00 to 17:00. During these hours, they sell goat’s milk and other goat’s milk products as well as welcome the public to explore the farm. If the scent of goat milk isn’t your favorite, worry not; alternative snacks will be available too!

Ecological Farm Kozí Vršek in Milkovice

Nestled in the Bohemian Paradise between Sobotka and Kopidln, you’ll find Kozí Vršek Farm, where goats roam freely alongside kids and donkeys. This farm also hosts the annual summer Goat Party, a lively festival that celebrates both goats and the carefree rural lifestyle. At Goat Hill, you can arrange a tour in advance to see the animals, attempt milking, and learn about their lifestyles as well as the crucial role of grazing in maintaining the beauty of our landscapes. And if you have items that could be helpful for the Goat Museum, feel free to bring them along—both the goats and the museum staff will truly appreciate it.

Sheep Terrace Farm and Restaurant in Nemčičky

In the picturesque Blue Mountains of South Moravia, known for flourishing blue grape varieties and red wine production, you’ll come across Sheep Terrace Farm, a family-run farm and restaurant. This farm sits right on the blue hiking trail that links Kobylí and Vrbič with Čejkovice, situated just a short distance from designated cycling routes. They primarily raise East Frisian sheep, and the owners take pride in crafting their own cheeses while supplying the restaurant with fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs from their farm. You can also stay at the farm and, for those interested, partake in daily activities like working in the vineyard or herding sheep. Its secluded location guarantees visitors will enjoy complete tranquility and relaxation. Apart from sheep, the farm is home to domestic pigs, goats, hens, and ducks.

Bison Ranch in Czech Canada

The charming settlement of Rožnov, surrounded by mesmerizing forests, meadows, and pastures, is located near Český Rudolc within the scenic Česká Kanada nature park. In 2007, a couple named Dirk and Eva van de Poel revitalized a dilapidated farmhouse here to embark on an adventure of organic bison farming, a rare endeavor in the Czech Republic. Alongside the bison, the Rožnov ranch is home to a herd of Aberdeen Angus beef cattle. All meat produced is processed directly on the farm, and visitors have the chance to savor it at the on-site restaurant, which is celebrated for its bison meat specialties as well as its unique top-fermented Bison beer.

Kozodoj Farm Ozvežovna

At Kozoroj Farm located near Karlovy Vary, you will encounter a variety of animals including goats, sheep, horses, Vietnamese pigs, turkeys, geese, llamas, and even a few Jersey cows. You can freely purchase local products right on the farm through a charming yard sale. Also featured is an eco-centre that supports local activities. A cycle path crosses through the farm, stretching from Stará Role to Nová Role, offering a wonderful view of the grazing animals. An inviting spot to relax is the Refreshment Room, where you can unwind in a pleasant setting. Visitors can enjoy watching the animals while indulging in activities like reading or observing children during their riding lessons. For the little ones, there’s a creative play area in the forest, featuring various wooden structures for climbing. The refreshment room serves unique local dishes and refreshing beverages, including beer and lemonade from the Sokolov family brewery, Permon, along with various other specialties.

The Moulis Farm: A Unique Experience

The Moulis Family Organic Farm located in Milínov, in the Pilsen region, provides a fantastic escape for children, allowing them to briefly “unplug” from urban life. They can engage in various farming activities and enjoy tasting their homemade semi-finished products. For those interested from various distances, the farm also offers horseback rides through the stunning nearby scenery. Beyond activities for schools and kindergartens, the farm has Young Farmers’ Weekends, where kids can sleep in a barn full of hay and help prepare nearly all their meals. They can churn butter, practice milking on a dummy, thresh grain using a flail, and grind it into flour to bake bread. Throughout their visit, they can also ride horses, learn about farm animals, how to care for them, and the process of organic farming, discovering the differences between bio and “non-bio” products. Reservations for the program need to be made ahead of time, with details arranged accordingly.

Košík Farm: A Slice of Slovakia in Central Bohemia

At Košík Farm, situated 60 kilometers from Prague, Romanov sheep, a breed that dates back to the Romanov dynasty in Russia, are raised here. Spanning 70 hectares, the farm cultivates vegetables, fruits, potatoes, grains, and offers foraging for mushrooms in the surrounding forests. You can savor delightful dishes crafted by skilled shepherds and chefs, directly on the farm. The farm sells sheep cheese and dairy products. In 2009, Košík Farm was authorized to label its products as “Product of Organic Farming“. While Romanov sheep are a focal point, the farm also houses East Frisian sheep and Czech short-haired goats, with products available from all of them. Their offerings are further enhanced by dairy products from Jersey cows—delicious milk, butter, cheese, and more. Throughout the year, you can find sausages, lamb, mutton, pork, and dairy offerings like milk, cheese, yogurt, butter, and even Ghee.

Animals and Self-Collection at the Šumava Ecofarm in Stará Lhota

At the organic farm in Stará Lhota near Nýrsko, you can see Šumava sheep, beef cattle, horses, ducks, chickens, and rabbits. The farmers provide their customers with beef, eggs, lambs for slaughter, poultry, and various fruits like cherries, apples, pears, and nuts. The farm manages around 140 hectares, primarily meadowland, where you find grazing flocks of Šumava sheep, cattle, and horses. Accommodation is also available on the farm, whether in an apartment or a cabin. Each cabin features a cozy terrace that offers stunning views of the central Šumava and the dam nestled in the valley. For children, there are climbing frames and swings nearby, as well as a fireplace for family gatherings.

Mosna Farm and Scottish Cows in Šumava National Park

If you’re searching for solitude and peace, Mosna Farm in the Bohemian Forest is the perfect escape. It is situated where the ancient village of the same name once stood, near Zbytin. The meadows surrounding the farm are grazed by a herd of Šumava sheep, goats, and Highland cattle (originating from Scotland) as well as Salers (part of the cow herd is moved to Knížecí Pláně during summer months to graze in the heart of Šumava National Park). The farm provides apartment accommodation, and you can schedule a short tour in advance. Children can enjoy observing the animals in the pastures, even connecting with sheep and goats by petting, helping to feed, groom, and clean them.

Relax in the Oder Hills at Klokočov Farm

Biofarm Klokočov, situated in the untouched beauty of the Oder Hills, is a fully functional farm where you can engage with farm animals raised in a manner that respects their needs and the ecology surrounding them. Visitors have open access to stables with horses, cows, and pens filled with sheep and goats. The farm’s meadows, enhanced by their altitude, provide breathtaking views. Here, you can indulge in and purchase delicious goat, sheep, and cow cheeses, along with fresh milk from cows and goats, yogurt, cottage cheese, and other dairy delights. Everything is freshly made from milk sourced from local animals. A standout feature of Klokočov is the Františekův Dvůr Stud Farm, which boasts the largest breeding of the Silesian Norik breed, a cold-blooded breed in the Czech Republic. You can enjoy the beauty of both the horses and the scenic surroundings while taking a carriage ride.