Anseong Farmland is a spacious countryside attraction built around farm animals, seasonal fields and family activities. It feels completely different from a day in central Seoul: children can meet livestock, adults can walk through changing flower landscapes, and visitors can add a short horseback-riding experience.
The park is large enough that season and weather shape the visit. Spring greenery, summer flowers and autumn cosmos or pink muhly each create a different trip, while the animal areas remain the most reliable year-round highlight.
General hours: Daily, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Standard admission: Adult ₩15,000; child ₩13,000
Horseback experience: ₩8,000 per person
Recommended time: 3–5 hours
Best for: Families, animal lovers and seasonal photography
Parking: Available
Discounted admission, seasonal operations, flower conditions and individual activity hours can change. Check the official website and live ticket page before visiting.
Where is Anseong Farmland?
Anseong Farmland is in Gongdo-eup, Anseong, near the Pyeongtaek–Anseong area south of Seoul. The open countryside setting gives the attraction room for livestock zones, fields, walking routes, rides and food facilities.
28 Daesindu-gil, Gongdo-eup, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
Korean address: 경기도 안성시 공도읍 대신두길 28
Korean search name: 안성팜랜드
Animal experiences for families
The farm-animal areas are the best starting point for most families. Depending on current operations, visitors may see sheep, cattle, donkeys, rabbits, alpacas, geese and other animals. Feeding programs or demonstrations can have their own times and charges.
This is not a conventional zoo focused on exotic wildlife. The experience is built around livestock, agriculture and closer observation of familiar farm animals. That makes it especially approachable for young children.
Use only feed sold or approved by the facility, follow staff instructions and keep fingers away from animals that are not part of a feeding program. Some small-animal zones require a supervising adult with each child for safety.
Visit the interactive animal areas while children still have energy. Save the flower fields for a slower walk after lunch or a rest.
Seasonal flower fields
The large fields attract visitors who may have little interest in rides or animal feeding. Rye and canola are associated with spring, while sunflowers, cosmos and pink muhly may appear later in the year. Planting plans and bloom dates are not identical every season.
Check the farm's recent gallery or social update shortly before traveling. An older photograph can show a field that has already finished blooming, has not yet opened or was planted differently this year.
Morning and late afternoon provide softer light and cooler walking conditions. Midday can be uncomfortable because the fields are exposed and shade is limited.
Spring: Green rye and canola flowers
Summer: Sunflowers or other seasonal plantings
Autumn: Cosmos and pink muhly
Exact timing and field availability change each year.
Horseback-riding experience
Anseong Farmland offers a short indoor horseback experience for beginners. The official riding-center page currently lists the price as ₩8,000 per person for three laps of the designated track.
Operating hours are normally 10:00 AM–5:30 PM, with a horse rest period from noon to 1:00 PM. Tickets for individuals are sold on site, and waiting time can develop when demand is high.
Participants must be at least 36 months old and younger than 60. The official guidance also lists a 90 kg maximum, prohibits skirts for riding and applies additional safety restrictions. Ask staff if a rider's age, mobility or clothing may affect eligibility.
Weather, horse condition, maintenance and on-site operations can change the schedule. If horseback riding is essential to the trip, call the riding center at 031-8053-7976 before traveling.
Family rides and extra activities
Small rides, play areas and seasonal programs help fill the time between animals and fields. Individual attractions can require extra tickets and impose height, age or weight limits.
Trying everything is rarely necessary. Choose one or two activities that match the children's age and energy, then leave time for the open landscape. This keeps the day from turning into a rush between paid attractions.
Current admission and discounts
The official price page lists standard farm admission at ₩15,000 for adults and ₩13,000 for children. The child category generally covers ages 36 months through 18, while younger children accompanied by a guardian may qualify for free entry under current rules.
Anseong Farmland frequently applies date- or season-specific discounts, and online prices may be lower than the standard rate. Combination products can also change. Check the official ticket page for the exact visit date rather than assuming an older package price is still available.
Adult admission: ₩15,000
Child admission: ₩13,000
Indoor horseback experience: ₩8,000 per person
Other rides, feeding and programs may have separate charges.
Opening hours
The official website currently lists general operating hours as 10:00 AM–6:00 PM daily. Individual facilities can close earlier, take breaks or change schedules because of weather and animal care.
Do not plan to arrive near the end of the day. Three hours is a practical minimum for animals and one flower-field area, while families who add lunch and activities may need four or five hours.
The farm may remain open until 6:00 PM, but riding, performances, feeding programs or ticket sales can finish sooner. Check the daily schedule when entering.
Getting to Anseong Farmland from Seoul
By car
Driving is the easiest option because the farm sits outside central Anseong. A car also makes it simpler to carry a stroller, spare clothing and anything needed for children. Use live navigation because weekend highway traffic can add considerable time.
Without a car
Take an intercity bus toward Anseong or Gongdo, then use a taxi for the final section. Another approach is to travel toward Pyeongtaek and continue by local bus toward Gongdo before taking a taxi.
Routes and departure intervals change, so confirm the trip in Naver Map or KakaoMap using 안성팜랜드. The official site states that the dedicated Farmland shuttle is no longer operating; ignore older guides that tell visitors to wait for it.
Parking, food and rest areas
Parking is available at the attraction. The closest areas become busier on clear weekends and during popular flower periods, so an early arrival is helpful.
Restaurants, food-court options, cafés and convenience facilities operate inside the visitor area. Business hours can differ from the main park schedule. Families often find it easier to eat inside rather than leave and attempt to re-enter later.
Animals in the morning → lunch and rest → flower fields → one paid activity → final walk
Best season to visit
Spring offers comfortable temperatures and green fields. Summer can bring impressive flowers, but shade is limited and midday heat can be intense. Autumn is popular for cosmos, pink muhly and easier walking weather. Winter has fewer flower attractions but allows a quieter visit focused on animals and indoor experiences.
No season guarantees a particular field. Bloom conditions depend on planting, temperature and rain. Check both the weather forecast and current farm updates before traveling primarily for photography.
A practical half-day itinerary
Check the map, animal program times and activity restrictions.
2. Start with the animal areas
Use approved feed and follow staff instructions.
3. Visit the best current field
Choose according to live bloom information rather than an old photograph.
4. Stop for lunch
Give children a proper break before more walking.
5. Add horseback riding or one family activity
Confirm the operating time and eligibility first.
6. Finish with an easy photo walk
Return to the grassland or flower area before leaving.
What to bring
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, sunscreen and a hat in warm weather. A wind-resistant layer is useful in spring and autumn because the open fields can feel cooler than the city. A stroller may help with younger children, although individual activity areas can have their own access rules.
Rain and strong wind affect the farm more than they would an indoor attraction. Keep the plan flexible, and do not make flowers or horseback riding the only reason for visiting when the forecast is poor.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Anseong Farmland admission?
The official standard price is ₩15,000 for adults and ₩13,000 for children. Seasonal and online discounts can change the amount paid on a particular date.
What does the horseback experience cost?
The official riding-center page lists ₩8,000 per person for three laps. Eligibility and operating conditions apply.
What is the best season for flower fields?
Spring and autumn usually provide the most comfortable walks, but specific flowers and bloom dates change. Check current farm updates before visiting.
Can I visit without a car?
Yes, but the final section is less convenient. Use an intercity or local bus toward Gongdo and complete the journey by taxi. There is no dedicated Farmland shuttle.
Final planning advice
Choose the day's priority before arriving. Families may want animals and one activity, while photographers may spend most of their time in the best current field. Trying to complete every zone usually creates unnecessary walking.
Check bloom conditions for a flower-focused visit and activity times for a child-focused visit. With those two checks done, leave space in the schedule to enjoy the grassland instead of treating the farm like a checklist.
Official information
Address: 28 Daesindu-gil, Gongdo-eup, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
General information: 031-8053-7979
Horse-riding inquiries: 031-8053-7976
Official website: Anseong Farmland
Official prices: Admission and activity fees
Official riding information: Horseback experience guide
Admission, discounts, activity schedules, animal programs, flower conditions and individual facility hours may change. Check the official website before traveling.
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