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Animal farm★ 4.4 · 7,662 Google reviews

1000Sook (Pansook) Food and Farm

พันธ์สุข ฟู้ดแอนด์ฟาร์ม (1000Sook Food and Farm)

Cha-am

1000Sook (Pansook) Food and Farm is a roadside stop on Phetkasem Road in Khao Yai Subdistrict, Cha-am District, combining a souvenir shop, a restaurant and a European-style farm. The farm has a flock of sheep, ponies and a rabbit house, where children can feed the animals and sit on a pony.

What animals are there

  • A flock of sheep the farm imported from New Zealand
  • Shetland ponies
  • The Pansook Rabbit House, with many breeds and more than 200 rabbits in all
  • Goats, pigs, chickens, fish and capybaras (review, Jul 2026)

Activities and entry

  • Farm entry: adults 50 baht, children (aged 12 or under and no taller than 150 cm) 30 baht, including one bundle of grass to feed the sheep
  • For every 200 baht spent on food or souvenirs you get one free farm entry ticket
  • Extra animal feed from 39 baht (review, Jul 2026)
  • Children can sit on a pony, and there are horse rides inside and outside the paddock

Good to know before you go

The farm is part of a souvenir shop known for its khanom mo kaeng (Thai custard cake) in many flavours, so you can eat, shop and take the children round the farm in one stop. A reviewer in Jul 2026 said that on rainy days the farm keeps the animals in their pens, and a reviewer in Sep 2026 said the mini zoo was a good size and the toilets were good. Rated 4.4 from 7,662 reviews on Google (Oct 2026).

Opening hours and getting there

Open daily, Monday–Friday 08:00–19:00, Saturday–Sunday 08:00–20:00. On Phetkasem Road, Khao Yai Subdistrict, Cha-am District. Tel. 095 394 2322

Photo credits

All photos on this page come from the official website of 1000Sook (Pansook) Food and Farm (pansook.com). Photo copyright belongs to 1000Sook (Pansook) Food and Farm.

Animals at 1000Sook (Pansook) Food and Farm

8 kinds of animal to meet, each with a short introduction

  • Sheep (from New Zealand)

    Ovis aries

    A grazing animal that likes to live in flocks. Its wool keeps growing and has to be shorn at least once a year. Lambs know their mother's voice within the first few days.

    Sheep farm

    Feeding

    A farm entry ticket includes one bundle of grass to feed the sheep

  • Shetland pony

    Equus caballus

    A small breed of horse, no more than about 147 cm tall at the shoulder; strong and hardy.

    Riding

    Website: children can try sitting on a pony's back; a review from Jul 2026 mentions horse rides inside and outside the paddock

  • Rabbit

    Oryctolagus cuniculus

    Eats grass and vegetables. Its front teeth grow throughout its life, so it has to keep gnawing. Its long ears help it lose heat and hear sounds from far away.

    Pansook Rabbit House

    Feeding

    Many breeds, more than 200 rabbits in all (website)

  • Goat

    Capra hircus

    A keen climber that keeps its balance well on high ground. It eats both grass and leaves, and is so curious that it often comes to sniff people's hands.

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    Mentioned in a Google review, Jul 2026

  • Pig

    Sus scrofa domesticus

    A clever animal with a very keen nose, which it uses to root in the soil for food. Pygmy pigs are a small breed often kept at animal farms.

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    Mentioned in a Google review, Jul 2026

  • Chicken

    Gallus gallus domesticus

    Domestic chickens come in many breeds, such as the Brahma, which is large with feathers down its legs, and the Silkie, whose fluffy, soft feathers look like cotton wool.

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    A reviewer in Jul 2026 bought eggs to feed to the animals

  • Fish

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    Mentioned in a Google review, Jul 2026

  • Capybara

    Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris

    The largest rodent in the world, from South America. It likes to soak in water, is calm by nature and gets along easily with other animals.

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    Mentioned in a Google review, Jul 2026

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