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Beyond Zhang Mei Ama: Best Yilan Family Attractions & Hidden Farms

Beyond Zhang Mei Ama: Best Yilan Family Attractions & Hidden Farms

Beyond Zhang Mei Grandma's Farm! Explore Yilan's best animal-friendly attractions and local farms. From duck-raising education and kumquat picking to DIY workshops, discover hidden gems perfect for multi-generational family trips. Enjoy eco-tours and ticket discounts while skipping the crowds. Let’s dive deep into Yilan's natural treasures!

Beyond Zhang Mei Ama: Best Yilan Family Attractions & Hidden Farms Table of contents
  1. Recommended Yilan Farm Map (Google Maps)
  2. Yilan Family Attractions: 5 Animal Interaction Farms
  3. Yilan Family Attractions: 4 Types of Yilan Local Crop Farms
  4. Yilan Indoor Attractions: What to do if it rains? RTR Editor prepares 3 rainy day backups
  5. Yilan One-day Trip Extra Chapter: RTR Editor's Pocket List - The most different way to play
  6. Yilan Family Attractions FAQ: Must-knows for Yilan One-day Trips
  7. More Yilan Attraction: Family/Indoor/Free Attraction Recommendations
  8. Have more ideas about Yilan? Try RTR customized exclusive travel
Beyond Zhang Mei Ama: Best Yilan Family Attractions & Hidden Farms

There are hundreds of family-friendly attractions in Yilan. But if you have already been to Zhang Mei Grandma's Farm and are looking for an itinerary with more interactivity and local characteristics, then you definitely cannot miss this article! We have selected 5 farms where you can get close to animals and 4 specialty farms that combine Yilan's local crops and experiences (very suitable for children under elementary school age or slightly older).

In addition, we have prepared a list of 3 indoor backup plans for rainy days, so you don't have to worry about your itinerary being ruined! Finally, we have added a secret "hidden gem" gameplay from the RTR editor—be sure to read until the end!

Whether you are traveling as a family with kids, taking your parents on a trip, or traveling with three generations together, you can find the most suitable one-stop Yilan family itinerary proposal to go deep into this pleasant city in Eastern Taiwan.

1.Niutousi Experience Farm - Small and beautiful, with yellow cattle and water buffalo!

Yilan Family Attraction - Niutousi Experience Farm

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Niutousi Experience Farm is a small farm mainly focused on cattle, making it an excellent choice for family travelers to explore Taiwan's traditional farming culture. The park raises yellow cattle and water buffalo. In addition to observing the lives of the cattle up close, you can also participate in interactive experiences such as feeding the cows grass and brushing their hair. The summer-limited "Bathing the Water Buffalo" activity is the coolest highlight for children.

Furthermore, the farm also arranges succulent plant small pot DIY and popcorn roasting, making the hands-on experience continuous. Compared to large comprehensive farms, this place is smaller and more exquisite, suitable for families who have already visited popular spots like Zhang Mei Grandma and want to find an alternative farm experience.

📍 RTR Editor recommends playing Niutousi Experience Farm like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Bathing the water buffalo (summer limited), feeding the cows, brushing the cows, succulent plant small pot DIY, popcorn roasting
  2. Educational: Mainly focused on cattle, learning about traditional Taiwanese farming culture, rich in interactive experiences
  3. Suitable for: Family travelers who have been to large comprehensive farms and want to find a new experience

2.Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom - Yilan's newest animal farm debuts! Play even on rainy days

 Yilan Family Attraction - Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom

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Newly opened in 2024, Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom is a family-oriented farm that combines indoor and outdoor spaces with an extremely rich variety of animals. In the outdoor grass area, there are popular animals such as alpacas, sheep, goats, kangaroos, and pigs to interact with up close. Don't worry if it rains; the indoor space is equally exciting, with birds like parrots and toucans flying freely, and cute animals like capybaras, Patagonian maras, and tortoises for company.

Yilan Family Attraction - Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom

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In addition to animal experiences, the park also plans special areas for the Cat Pavilion, Meerkat Area, Reptile Pavilion, Pelican and Eagle Area, Raccoons and Guinea Pigs, allowing children to see them all at once. Want to take photos, do hands-on activities, or dress up? There are also rich activities such as taking photos with meerkats, Staghorn Fern DIY, water caltrop harvesting, and Kimono experience, keeping both toddlers and parents so entertained they won't want to leave!

📍 RTR Editor recommends playing Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Alpacas, free-flying birds, photos with meerkats, water caltrop harvesting, Kimono experience, Staghorn Fern DIY
  2. Educational: High animal interactivity, rich species, playable in both sunny and rainy weather
  3. Suitable for: Animal-loving families, family groups whose children especially love animals

3.Jia Niao Garden - A duck farm in the rice fields! Duck houses can be so designed

Yilan Family Attraction - Jia Niao Garden

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Jia Niao Garden is a small farm with "ducks" as the theme, located in an open rice field landscape. The most eye-catching feature is the design-oriented duck house made of fair-faced concrete. The park promotes the "Rice-Duck Symbiosis" circular agriculture concept. It's not just about seeing ducks, but also understanding how they coexist and grow with the environment, allowing children to learn about sustainable agriculture from a young age.

The venue here is not too large, but the style is unique. It is particularly suitable for families who like to take photos and check in, want to understand Taiwan's agricultural circular concept, or have already visited large comprehensive farms. It is an alternative but very in-depth choice. The editor highly recommends it!

📍 RTR Editor recommends playing Jia Niao Garden like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Fair-faced concrete duck house, rice field scenery, "Rice-Duck Symbiosis" circular agriculture observation
  2. Educational: Centered around ducks, introducing sustainable ecology and agricultural interaction
  3. Suitable for: Family travelers who have been to large and small farms and want to find new highlights

4.Bambi Land - A healing attraction to feed deer and kiss capybaras up close!

Bambi Land is one of the most healing family farms in Yilan, featuring Sika deer and capybaras as the main stars, with a large meadow for them to move freely. Children can feed and take photos up close, feeling the happiness of being surrounded by animals. The capybaras here are meticulously cared for, with comfortable living environments and open interaction spaces; even capybara fans give it a full-star rating!

The overall design of Bambi Land is comfortable and photogenic, making it a popular choice for families and couples to visit on weekends. If your children have already played at Zhang Mei Grandma's Farm and have a special fondness for capybaras, the editor truly recommends that you absolutely cannot miss this place!

📍 RTR Editor recommends playing Bambi Land like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Feeding Sika deer and capybaras up close, large meadow that is good for photos and relaxing
  2. Educational: Animal-friendly environment, emphasizing interaction and respect for animals
  3. Suitable for: Travelers who have been to Zhang Mei Grandma's Farm and especially like capybaras

5.Xingmeng Forest Theater (Star Deco Resort)- Play × Accommodation × Farm, all in one

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Xingmeng Forest Theater is a rare family-friendly composite farm in Yilan; you can not only play but also stay for a night! The FUN FUN Paradise in the park provides children's facilities such as mini trains and slides, as well as a variety of DIY activities to choose from—playing from morning to night is absolutely no problem. If you come to travel in summer, the editor recommends playing at the "Swan Lake Wading Pool," which is the favorite of both adults and children, both cool and energy-discharging.

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Because Xingmeng Forest Theater provides accommodation services, it is very suitable for planning a two-day, one-night family trip, allowing you to relax without the exhaustion of travel. Whether you want to experience the farm atmosphere or want to let the kids run and jump all day, this place is very suitable!

📍 RTR Editor recommends playing Xingmeng Forest Theater like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Slides, mini trains, DIY activities, Swan Lake wading pool
  2. Educational: Rich family facilities, combining accommodation, farm, and play functions
  3. Suitable for: Family groups planning a leisurely itinerary and wanting to experience staying a night at a farm

What if you still really want to go to Yilan Zhang Mei Grandma's Farm after reading the RTR editor's recommendations? Check this out:

【Yilan Zhang Mei Grandma's Farm Transportation Guide】 5 ways to get there, making your trip easier!

1.Sanxing Green Onion Farm: Yilan Green Onion Picking, Scallion Pancake DIY

Yilan Family Attraction - Green Onion Farm

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Coming to Sanxing, Yilan, if you are looking for an itinerary that lets kids discharge energy and parents don't get bored, the green onion picking experience plus scallion pancake DIY is definitely a popular choice.

Yilan Family Attraction - Onion Baby Experience Farm

Walking into a local farm, children can actually step into the onion fields, pull up Sanxing green onions with their own hands, then wash and prepare them together, and turn the onions into fragrant scallion pancakes. The whole process has both movement and stillness, which is fresh and fun for children, and parents can easily accompany them without worry.

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Many experience farms also plan animal interaction areas and activities like catching loaches, allowing children to run in the fields, touch animals, and play with water to catch fish, consuming energy while making contact with nature—very suitable for a half-day itinerary. For parents, the pace of the itinerary is not rushed, the space is open, and there's no need to keep staring at phones or waiting in line; it's a relatively easy family travel choice.

The editor recommends experiencing this at these three farms: Scallion Baby Experience Farm, Cong-Zai-Liao Experience Farm, and Sinbow Leisure Farm. All three focus on the "Sanxing Green Onion theme experience," suitable for both family travel and first-time visitors to Sanxing. Farm itineraries usually include going into the fields to pick onions, learning how Sanxing green onions grow, and scallion pancake or onion biscuit DIY, deepening the understanding of local agriculture through hands-on activities where children can learn naturally and discharge energy.

The pace of activities at these experience farms is relaxed, and the processes are clear. There are staff on-site to lead, so even those without cooking or farming experience can participate easily. Some farms also feature outdoor spaces or simple interactive facilities, giving children places to run and play during waiting times or after activities, making them perfect for a half-day Sanxing itinerary. If you are looking for a one-stop spot that combines "local characteristics + family interaction + handmade experience," these three farms are all well-rated choices by families who have actually visited.

Yilan Family Attraction - Onion Baby Experience Farm

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📍RTR Editor recommends playing Yilan green onion picking like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Picking onions, pulling onions, making scallion pancakes by hand—a one-stop experience of the most local "onion culture"
  2. Educational: Sanxing green onions in Yilan can be grown all year round, and experience activities are not limited by seasons, letting children understand the process from land to table
  3. Suitable for: Travelers who want to play with depth and eat local snacks; start experiencing Local life by pulling onions!

2.Yilan Tourism Factory [Kumquat Orchard]: Candied Fruit, Kumquat Tea, Fresh Fruit

Yilan Family Attraction - Kumquat Orchard

Every year from November to the following February is the most yellow and tempting season for Yilan kumquats. The main production areas for kumquats are concentrated in Jiaoxi and Yuanshan. Places like "Yifu Kumquat Orchard," "Dajiaoxi Farm," and "Kumquats Healthy Organic Farm" all provide fruit picking and candied fruit DIY experiences, which are very suitable for families to participate in together—picking fresh kumquats from under the trees and making jam or candied fruit on-site to feel the most authentic local life.

To gain a deeper understanding of kumquat culture, it is also recommended to visit the "Linmei Kumquat Culture Gallery" or "Agrioz Candied Fruit Museum," where you can not only experience but also take away fragrant kumquat souvenirs. Yilan kumquats account for 90% of the national output and are the most representative winter-limited local specialty agricultural product. Whether for family travel, couple dates, or travelers who love local rural experiences, you might as well arrange a kumquat small trip to harvest sweet and sour memories.

Yilan Family Attraction - Kumquat Orchard

📍RTR Editor recommends playing Yilan kumquat picking like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Picking kumquats, making handmade candied fruit—from the orchard to the kitchen, understand the sweet and sour charm of kumquats at once
  2. Educational: Kumquats are Yilan-exclusive fruits with a production season from November to February or March; while experiencing, you can also learn about candied fruit production and traditional Taiwanese snack culture
  3. Suitable for: Travelers interested in local fruits and wanting to experience Local flavors—kumquat experience is a winter-limited delicious memory!

3.Lanyang Crab Farm Family Shrimp Fishing Pond

Want to experience a family activity that is even more different from the ones above? RTR Editor recommends you come to "Lanyang Crab Farm," a shrimp fishing pond that combines zero-drug farming with family-friendly design, located only about 7 minutes by car from Toucheng Railway Station. Different from traditional shrimp fishing ponds, this place is smoke-free, odorless, and the water is clear and transparent, with a clean and comfortable environment very suitable for family guests.

The site provides a shrimp fishing experience for 350 TWD per rod, guaranteed catch; if you catch less than half a catty, they will make up the difference. After fishing, you can go to "Lanyang Boat Dishes" across the street to grill and eat on the spot, or order signature dishes like pepper shrimp and sakura shrimp cakes. The park also provides guided tours to let children understand the living habits and farming process of shrimp—from fishing and eating to seafood souvenirs, all in one go. If you are arranging a kumquat farm experience, you might as well arrange this sea-flavored small trip that combines deliciousness and education along the way.

📍RTR Editor recommends playing Lanyang Crab Farm like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Guaranteed catch shrimp pond, smoke-free space, one-stop experience of on-site salt-grilled shrimp
  2. Educational: The pond uses zero-drug management, clear and safe; even beginners can easily learn to fish and grill shrimp, becoming a sea-flavored little chef
  3. Suitable for: Family travelers who want to experience Yilan's local sea flavor and combine education with fun; this is heaven for seafood lovers!

4.King Car Aqua Culture Resource Center

Want to lead children to know the ocean world while combining education with fun? RTR Editor recommends going to the "King Car Aquaculture R&D Center" in Toucheng, Yilan. This is a family indoor attraction that combines aquaculture, aquarium display, and educational experience. The park features an all-indoor design, unaffected by weather, and plans a marine ecology display area, shark and stingray interaction experience area, specimen sales area, and DIY classroom, allowing children to observe jellyfish, garden eels, sharks, and other marine life up close.

In addition, the hall also sells King Car white shrimp, which are raised without antibiotics; you can eat freshly cooked white shrimp on-site or have them delivered home! It is equipped with a large parking lot, a light meal area, and a souvenir shop, making it an easy-to-arrange Yilan family attraction even on rainy days. Coming here is not only about playing happily but also understanding the mysteries of marine ecology and aquaculture.

📍RTR Editor recommends playing King Car Aqua Culture Resource Center like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Close-up feeding experiences with sharks, stingrays, garden eels, and jellyfish—transparent pricing and high interactivity
  2. Educational: The hall provides a complete introduction to aquaculture technology and fish ecology; small chairs are thoughtfully placed in the space for children to watch and rest easily
  3. Suitable for: Children and family guests who like aquariums and love marine life—playing and learning at the same time is super fulfilling!

1.Brick Ark Museum

Yilan Family Attraction - Brick Ark Museum

You who played with blocks when you were young, can now walk into the first "Brick Ark Museum" in Asia with your children! Located opposite the Yilan County Government, the Yilan Brick Ark Museum has attracted countless families and block fans to visit since its trial operation in 2016.

The hall displays many ultra-realistic block works, from the Mona Lisa and Iron Man to Minions—every piece is amazing, completely overturning your imagination of blocks.

Two major treasures of the museum are a must-see: one is the world's only "Hand-held Pearl Milk Tea" with a liftable lid, created by LEGO master Nathan Sawaya for Taiwan, which is ultra-realistic and humorous; the other is the 14-meter-long "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" made of 60,000 blocks, with details so exquisite you won't dare to blink. In addition to appreciating works, the hall also features Taiwan's only "Luminous Block Area," family DIY activities, and super cute block-shaped desserts—suitable for a half-day family indoor itinerary to play, take photos, and create beautiful memories!

📍RTR Editor recommends playing Yilan Brick Ark Museum like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: World's only "Hand-held Pearl Milk Tea" with a liftable lid, 14-meter-long block version of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival," luminous block area
  2. Educational: Understand the principles of block creation, appreciate classic works, participate in family DIY activities
  3. Suitable for: Families who like blocks and want to find indoor family attractions on rainy days

2.TAXI Museum

Did you know that the world's first "Taxi" themed museum is in Yilan? Located in Suao, the "TAXI Museum" was founded by taxi model collector Cheng-Cheng Lee. Since its opening in 2019, it has amazed everyone with its cool vintage taxis and collections. The hall displays classic models from around the world, such as the 1962 Japanese Bluebird and 1957 German Mercedes-Benz, with over a hundred taxi vintage cars that will definitely make adult car fans wide-eyed!

Not only adults like it, but children won't be bored here either! The hall also features a bumper car game area, allowing children to learn about world car cultures while playing. It is a very suitable rainy day backup attraction for the whole family to visit together. Whether you are a car fan or looking for a different family attraction, the "TAXI Museum" can bring full surprises!

📍RTR Editor recommends playing TAXI Museum like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Over a hundred classic taxi collections from various countries, 1962 Japanese Bluebird, 1957 German Mercedes-Benz vintage cars
  2. Educational: Understand taxi cultures from around the world; car fans of all ages can play and learn together
  3. Suitable for: Children who like cars, parents who love vintage collections, or family guests looking for a rainy day backup

3.National Center of Traditional Arts

National Center for Traditional Arts

Want to lead children to know traditional Taiwanese culture while playing and learning at the same time? Come to the "National Center for Traditional Arts" in Wujie, Yilan! The park has a large space and friendly circulation, not only creating early Taiwanese street scenes but also integrating multiple elements such as old stages, traditional craft stalls, and outdoor plays—it feels like traveling back to ancient Taiwan during the day. Although there are many outdoor areas here, when it rains, you can not only hide from the rain and shop in the old street stores but also take a break and dine in the restaurants!

In addition, the Center for Traditional Arts has fixed performances rotating every day, such as puppet shows, acrobatics, and storytelling shows, which keep both adults and children enthralled.

There are also DIY experiences such as dough figurines, handmade soap, glass crafts, and traditional cloth arts, plus a street full of traditional snack areas—you can definitely play for a whole day!

📍RTR Editor recommends playing Center for Traditional Arts like this:

  1. Must-see highlights: Daily timed outdoor plays, puppet shows, traditional Taiwanese street scenes, Dongshan River boat trips
  2. Educational: DIY experiences like dough figurines, glass firing, and handmade soap let children know traditional skills
  3. Suitable for: Family travelers who want children to be exposed to performance arts and craft culture, or large families arranging a one-day cultural trip

1.Dongshan River Water Park

Yilan Family Attraction - Dongshan River Ecoark

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Looking for a free family attraction where you can run, jump, discharge energy, and get in touch with nature? The "Dongshan River Ecoark," a favorite of Yilan locals, is the perfect choice! The entire park integrates riverside ecology, grasslands, and outdoor play facilities; it's not only spacious but also allows you to learn about wetland ecology while strolling. The favorite part for children is the large playground equipment area, featuring slides and climbing frames, allowing children to run and discharge energy to their heart's content, while parents can picnic and take photos on the grass to relax.

If you want to go deeper into the beauty of Dongshan River, you can also choose to rent a bicycle and leisurely tour along the riverside bike path—it is a very suitable leisurely family attraction to arrange in the afternoon!

Why does RTR Editor recommend Dongshan River Ecoark?

Dongshan River Ecoark is a family energy-discharging park that Yilan locals also love. Not only is it free of admission, but the space is also super spacious, with large grasslands and large playground equipment like slides and climbing frames that keep children playing for a long time. The entire park is built along the banks of the Dongshan River, with beautiful natural scenery, allowing you to observe wetland ecology while playing. The park is also very suitable for picnics and flying kites; it is recommended to visit in good weather for more enjoyment. If you have planned itineraries for the Center for Traditional Arts or Water Park, you can also arrange a stop here along the way, or rent a bicycle to ride slowly along the riverbank and feel the leisure and greenery of the Dongshan River.

2.Longtan Lake

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Looking for a Yilan family attraction where you don't have to rush and can walk and relax slowly? "Longtan Lake" is definitely the choice recommended by the editor! As one of the five famous lakes in Yilan, Longtan Lake has a 3-km lakeside path, which is flat and spacious throughout—whether pushing a stroller, riding a family bicycle, or simply walking, it's very comfortable.

The lakeshore is full of greenery and the scenery is quiet; if you are lucky, you can see ecological landscapes like egrets and dragonflies. For families who want their children to get close to nature and observe insects and plants, this is a completely free and practical natural classroom. What's even better is that the Longtan Lake area also features rest pavilions, wooden plank paths, and landscape bridges, as well as a simple game area for short energy discharge—it's a very suitable family relaxation itinerary for the afternoon.

Why does RTR Editor like Longtan Lake?

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Longtan Lake is one of the five famous lakes in Yilan and a family attraction suitable for walking, cycling, and outing for the whole family. The entire lake path is flat and easy to walk, about 3 km in a circle; whether pushing a stroller, jogging, or cycling, it's very easy. The lakeside is shaded by green trees with pleasant scenery, and you can see egrets, wild birds, dragonflies, and other ecological landscapes along the way—it's a good place that combines nature and relaxation. Bringing children here allows them to run freely and observe insects, and there are also a few game areas for small energy discharge. If you have plenty of time, you can also pair it with the nearby "Artemis Garden" or "Dajiaoxi Farm" for a one-day small trip; it is a choice suitable for walking and relaxing on both weekdays and holidays!

3.Turtle Island Whale Watching

Turtle Island

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Turtle Island is a representative offshore attraction in Yilan. The overall itinerary is mainly based on "boat trip + ecological observation." For family travelers, as long as you pay attention to age and weather conditions, it is actually quite suitable for arrangement. It is generally recommended for children aged 5 and above who can take a boat steadily; if they have a motion sickness constitution, it is recommended to take motion sickness medicine in advance and choose a season with stable sea conditions.

Before taking the boat, special attention should be paid: the Turtle Island voyage takes about 30–40 minutes, and life jackets must be worn throughout. Parents should confirm in advance whether the boatman has children's size life jackets. Most island landing itineraries involve fixed-point visits or simple paths, without long-distance hiking, so the physical burden is not high; if you don't land on the island and only do a cruise around the island or whale watching, it's easier for children and more refreshing. Overall, it's a half-day family itinerary that lets children know volcanic terrain and marine ecology without being too tired.

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RTR Editor shares Turtle Island trivia

The waters around Turtle Island are a well-known whale-watching hotspot in Northern Taiwan. The main whale-watching season is from about April to October, with May to August having the highest visibility and departure stability. Common cetacean species include Spinner Dolphins and Bottlenose Dolphins, and sometimes they can be seen appearing in pods. The probability of actually seeing cetaceans is affected by weather, sea conditions, and the range of activities that day, but during the peak season, most boat trips have good observation opportunities. Whale watching is particularly suitable for family families, couples, and travelers who are trying whale watching for the first time—no professional equipment is needed, just follow the crew's instructions. If you want the itinerary to be easier, you can also choose the "Island Cruise + Whale Watching" combination—no need to land on the island to fully feel the natural charm of Turtle Island!

Q: Which family attractions in Yilan are suitable for three generations to go together? 

If you are traveling with elders and children, it is recommended to choose family attractions with comfortable spaces, simple facilities, and friendly circulation. Animal farms like "Bambi Land" or "Jia Niao Garden" are very suitable for three generations to visit together; the parks are not large, the pace is relaxed, children can get close to animals, and elders can walk slowly and take photos without being too tired. The interactive experiences mostly don't require too much physical strength, also very suitable for grandparents to feed animals and enjoy healing time together. If you drive, pairing it with a visit to a nearby scallion pancake shop or landscape restaurant can also keep all three generations happy.

Q: Are there attractions in Yilan suitable for children under 3 years old? 

Of course! If there are babies still in the stroller stage at home, it is recommended to arrange a visit to "Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom." The park not only has outdoor grass areas but also indoor spaces to shade from sun and rain, and the overall circulation is flat, making stroller movement very convenient. Composite family parks like "Xingmeng Forest Theater" also have simple play equipment like slides and mini trains suitable for young children, which don't require much physical strength and make it much easier for parents to lead.

Q: Do all Yilan farms charge admission? What fees should be noted? 

Most Yilan farms charge an admission fee, but the price is usually not high, and many farms provide consumption credits, such as for DIY experiences or feed redemption. Some farms charge by area, such as only the animal area or DIY experience area requiring additional payment. It is recommended to check the farm's official website or fan page before departure to confirm the latest ticket prices and whether there are family discounts or package plans.

Q: If it rains, are there recommended indoor family attractions? 

The weather in Yilan changes a lot. When it rains, it is suitable to arrange indoor itineraries. For example, the "Brick Ark Museum" is very popular with family groups; the hall displays many special collections, such as double-sided paintings, luminous blocks, old toys, and rare mini-figures, and there are level-clearing activities to learn about LEGO history while playing. You can also see many works from the Harry Potter and Marvel series—not only do children play happily, but adults also find it resonant. If children like cars, the "TAXI Museum" is also a great rainy day backup, where you can understand the taxi history of Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, the UK, etc., and experience bumper cars or carousels—the ticket itself is designed to be folded into a taxi shape. In addition, the "National Center for Traditional Arts" is also a classic choice; even if it rains, you can slowly browse vintage toys and specialty shops, and also enjoy Taiwanese traditional culture performances like Taiwanese Opera—very suitable for first-time visitors to Taiwan or Yilan.

Q: Are there family farms in Yilan that offer accommodation? Any Yilan two-day one-night accommodation recommendations? 

Yes! For example, "Xingmeng Forest Theater (Star Deco Resort)" is a composite park that combines accommodation with farm experience. It not only has cute animals, wading pools, and children's play facilities but also allows you to stay directly in the park for a night and continue playing after waking up the next day—very suitable for families with children. In addition, there are some B&Bs that collaborate with small farmers to provide simple farming experiences, suitable for those who want their children to experience a different pace of life.

Q: If it rains and I have a toddler under 3, where is suitable to play in Yilan? 

If it is a rainy day and you are traveling with a toddler under 3, it is recommended to choose attractions with flat circulation, many indoor spaces, and low activity intensity, which will make the itinerary much easier. Family groups can consider "Lanyang Wildlife Kingdom," which has indoor spaces for rain protection and is stroller-friendly; children can see animals up close without being too tired. Couples or small families are suitable for "Xingmeng Forest Theater," where the overall atmosphere is relaxed with simple play equipment for young children, allowing for slow walking and photo-taking even on rainy days. If traveling with elders, it is recommended to arrange a visit to the "National Center for Traditional Arts," which has many indoor exhibition halls and a leisurely pace; elders can watch performances while children have toys to contact—the whole family can complete the itinerary easily even on a rainy day.