Written: October 10, 2026

A record of our own visit. Not sponsored.

Anseong Farmland Animal Feeding & Horse Riding: Weekend Show Times and Carrot Stick Prices

We watched shows, fed the animals, and even rode horses!

This is part two of our Anseong Farmland story.
Part one went from the entrance
to the electric bikes and flower fields;
this part is all about the animals.

Part 1, from the entrance to e-bikes and flowers → Read it here

A curly-fleeced sheep poking its face through the fence

In part one we said you can see the animals
later on foot, feeding them as you go.

Here is the order of our animal day.

Our kids peeking at the animals over the fence, seen from behind

A white animal poking its face through the wire fence

🐶 Dog tricks and an animal parade

The first thing we saw at the farm
was dogs doing tricks
and a line of different animals passing by.

Animals passing in a line across the grass show field

Matching our photo times to the official event timetable,
it was the weekend 11:30 Farm Animal Play Show (가축놀이한마당) slot.

Here are the weekend and holiday shows on the official timetable.

On weekdays there is the Farm Animal Play Show (11:30 · 13:30)
and Little Animal Explorer (꼬마 동물 탐구생활, 13:00 · 15:00).

The timetable notes that shows may change or be cancelled
depending on the weather and the animals’ health.
It has applied since September 14, 2026,
and we checked it on the official website on October 11.

🐰 Feeding the baby animals

After the show,
we fed the baby animals.

Feeding a guinea pig with chopsticks

A hand petting a rabbit inside a clear box

We picked up vegetables from a small basket
with chopsticks and fed them.

Two sheep poking their heads through the fence

Feeding a goat vegetables with chopsticks · our child's face is covered with a sticker

An alpaca taking a lettuce leaf

On the official fee page, feeding costs
2,000 won per serving.

The official Rabbit Village (토끼마을) page says
rabbit feed can be paid by card only.

You can only give feed bought inside the farm.
The farm says outside feed such as carrots or hay
cannot be brought in.

🐐 The animal talent show

Next,
we watched the animal talent show.

A goat came out on an indoor stage.

A goat and a staff member on the indoor stage · the staff member's face is covered with a sticker

A goat crouching down in front of the staff member

Its name on the official timetable is the Farm Animal Talent Show (가축장기자랑).
Weekends and holidays at 13:00, map no. 27,
and our photo times matched that slot too.

🥕 Horse feed is a carrot stick

Next, at the stable,
we fed the horses.

Horse feed is a carrot stick:
pieces of carrot on a wooden stick.

Holding out a carrot stick to a horse in its stall

A horse munching on a carrot

A black pony in front of the HORSE HOUSE and the carrot feeding sign

These are the carrot feeding prices on the sign.

The official fee page also lists horse feed
as 4 carrot sticks for 2,000 won,
sold at Cafe Sosweet (카페 쏘스윗) and Farm Picnic (팜피크닉).
It says on weekends and holidays the riding arena sells them too.

That is what the caution notes on the sign say.
The sign also asks parents
to feed together with young children.

🐴 Horse riding in the indoor arena

After feeding the horses,
we went horse riding.

In the indoor arena,
a staff member held the horse for us.

On horseback in the indoor arena · face covered with a sticker

A quick shot on horseback in a helmet

Our other child making a V sign on horseback

A staff member leading the horse around the track by the reins · faces in the back are covered with stickers too

Here is the horse riding experience, per the official guide.

You can’t ride if you’re wearing a skirt.
The upper age limit differs from page to page
even on the official website,
so please check again at the riding arena.

On the arena wall
there was also a sign saying
”Horses can be easily startled.”

🐄 Last of all, feeding cows and pigs

Last of all,
we fed the cows and pigs.

And that wrapped up our whole farm day.

A tan cow on a lead rope · faces of visitors in the back are covered with a sticker

According to the official guide, at the Experience Farm (체험목장)
you can try feeding activities
such as hay, pig feed and bird seed.
Hay and pig feed are 2,000 won per basket.

📍 Location and what to check before you go

We checked the fees, show times and riding rules
on Anseong Farmland’s official website
on October 11, 2026.
The per-carrot prices come from our photo of the sign on site.

Official website · Fee guide · Show timetable · Riding Center fees (in Korean)

Please check opening hours, admission
and whether shows are on that day
on the official guide and on site before you go.

📍 Anseong Farmland (안성팜랜드) — open in Naver Map

Show → baby animal feeding → talent show
→ horse riding → carrot sticks → cows and pigs.
That was our family’s animal day at the farm.

We also wrote about other places in Anseong.

Anseong Farmland part 1: entrance, e-bikes and flowers · Anseong Matchum Observatory · Anseong Matchum Land waterside walk

The basket characters are GPT-generated images.

AI-assisted translation checked against the Korean source on 2026-10-11. Not a re-check of external information. Original post (Korean)