Farms & Food

Adventure Farm

Rhino Park Road, Karen, Nairobi Tours by booking

Adventure Farm off Rhino Park Road is a compact working farm set up for families and school groups. The guided tour walks children through the crops and livestock — petting rabbits, feeding fish, learning where what's on their plate actually starts — and a play area with a climbing wall and short zipline burns off whatever energy is left. Tours run for booked groups, so it never feels crowded.

Good to know: Book ahead — visits are arranged for booked groups rather than walk-ins.

How a family visit works

  1. 1Book a tour before you leave home. Visits off Rhino Park Road are for booked groups, not walk-ins. Showing up hoping for a slot is how you end up at The Hub instead.
  2. 2Follow the guide through the compact working farm: crops, livestock, pet the rabbits, feed the fish, see where the food on a plate actually starts.
  3. 3After the tour, use the play area — climbing wall and a short zipline — to burn whatever energy the animals did not take.
  4. 4Closed shoes the whole time. It is a farm. After rain it is a muddy farm.

What kids actually do here

  • Pet rabbits and walk past the livestock on a guided loop
  • Feed the fish and ask the messy 'what do we eat' questions with the evidence in front of them
  • See crops growing rather than in a supermarket crate
  • Climb and take the short zipline once the tour ends
  • Stay in a small group; booked tours are why it does not feel like a school-fair crush

What to pack

  • Your booking confirmation
  • Closed shoes and clothes that can take mud
  • Hats and water for the outdoor walk
  • Hand wipes for after the animals

Parent questions

Can we walk in on Saturday morning?
No. Book ahead via adventurefarm.co.ke. Tours are arranged for booked groups. The outing sits in the KES 500–1,500 band; confirm the tour fee when you reserve.
Is the zipline for toddlers?
The farm tour suits from about 2; the climbing wall and short zipline are the extra, and staff will tell you who can use them. Ask when you book so nobody is surprised.

Hours, tickets and activity rules change. Confirm the current details on the official site or at the gate before you travel.

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