Worth the 2.5 hour trip, amazing scenery, well maintained farm with a lovely park next to it. Cow feeding was fun, the kids loved it! But be warned, especially during peak season or school/public holidays. It is swarmed with tourists and school kids, they come in bus loads! The farm facilities cannot accomodate the large crowds, i.e. toilets, sitting areas, cafeteria. Another highlight of the farm is their products. The queue for their Desa Gelato was so long, took us almost 1 hour since they have only 1 machine that churns out a few cups at a time. Never have I queued that long for a iced dessert, but alas we wanted to try freshly made yogurt gelato straight from the farm. Taste was good, amount was subpar. Due to the bad queue, we ended up late to Poring Hotsprings and it was closed by the time we reached there. Disappointed, we headed back to the city, went to Suria Sabah Mall where we found out there's a Desa stall right in the mall's foodcourt..no queues, same taste, better cup serving! Felt so cheated with the loss of time queuing at the farm, if only we knew they have the same milk products in the city too, same gelato machine even. TIP: if the farm's gelato queue is too long, skip it! It's not worth it..just get it from the city's malls.. Note to Desa: Add more gelato machines to accomodate the crazy peak days queue.

Definitely a tourist spot. There were a lot of tourists, and it made the place crowded. However, the view is amazing. We spent 30 mins there, a short walkabout, fed the calves and a lot of picture taking. Quite hard to take a picture without other tourists in the frame.

The other reviews are accurate although there are more than 1 gelato machines. There are at least 2 different places on property you can get it so it was no waiting. The chocolate gelato is superb. Feeding the calves was fun. They seem well fed yet very hungry. One started to eat my tshirt. It was quite crowded despite being a very rainy day. Only saw 1 non asian person among the crowd. Its a shame you can no longer visit the three barns so the calves in the feeding bin are the only ones you can see up close.

Good experience especially for kids to learn about dairy industry. We love the yogurt and dairy products produce in house. Agree to buy the tickets online to avoid heavy traffic at the entrance. Beautiful scenery ang breeze air with the view of Mount Kinabalu

Great for young and old,.. all ages!! We bought our tickets online (they say no walk-ins when I called). For those with MyKad it’s RM5 per person (we got the 8am-11am slot). International passport holders are RM10 each. Got there 8:30am so we missed the milking process (view from a glass room). Later found out from staff it’s 5am-8am only, which puzzles me, since when we purchased the ticket one of the highlight was to watch the milking. Farm has 2 barns. But they are closed off from visitors. Says on the sign to be reopened but no date was given. My highlight was the Agro Activity Pen and the gelato station LOL. The chicken and beef pies are great too! We also love the chicken “popcorn”. Can’t leave the farm without a yoghurt gelato (the natural flavour was really Delilah with coco crunch topping). Perfect treat on a hot afternoon. At the pen they have cute calves where you can purchase fresh grass and bottled milk to feed them. You can’t help but look at those lovely eyes and pink noses, you wanna keep buying the milk bottles for feeding! Grass at RM1 a bundle and milk at RM1.50 each “shot”.