Denmark Animal Farm & Pentland Alpaca Stud — Attraction in Kordabup

Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the picturesque Danish countryside, and my recent visit left me with unforgettable memories of a day well spent. This charming animal sanctuary offers a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of adorable animals while hand-feeding them, making it a must-visit for animal lovers of all ages.

From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the farm's tranquil atmosphere. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. It's the perfect place to unwind and connect with nature.

The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the chance to hand-feed the animals. The farm is home to a diverse collection of creatures, including friendly goats, curious sheep, and even a few mischievous ponies. Armed with a bucket of specially prepared animal feed, I set off on a delightful adventure of interaction and bonding.

Approaching the animals, I was amazed at how gentle and approachable they were. With a little patience and a lot of love, I found myself making new furry and feathered friends. The feeling of a goat nibbling at my hand as it munched on the feed was both heartwarming and humbling. It's a unique experience that allows you to forge a real connection with these creatures.

The farm's staff played an essential role in enhancing my visit. Their knowledge and passion for the animals shone through as they shared interesting facts and stories about each resident. It was evident that the welfare of the animals was a top priority, and their dedication to their well-being was commendable.

In addition to the hands-on animal encounters, Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm also offers a range of activities for visitors, including guided tours and picnic areas where you can enjoy a meal amidst the serene surroundings. It's an ideal destination for families, couples, or solo travelers looking for a peaceful day out.

Overall, my visit to Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm was a delightful experience that left me with cherished memories. The opportunity to hand-feed the animals was a truly heartwarming and educational adventure. I highly recommend this hidden oasis to anyone looking to escape the city and connect with nature while making furry friends...

Happy kids, sad animals.

1 star because we loved being able to get up close with all the animals (especially the hilarious baby goats) BUT, we quickly had a few concerns for the welfare of the animals.

Upon entry, all guests are given a bag of dry food to feed the animals (with the exclusion of the baby goats and a pony). How can one type of processed pellets be biologically appropriate food for multiple species, including goats, cows, chickens, kangaroos, alpacas, donkeys, camels, emus and pigs?!

The cows were so sweet, but there was no fresh green grass available to them. Cows love grass - it’s basic stuff guys! Their enclosures were incredibly dry, dusty and each held only one small tub of water for the animals.

How can the caretakers of the animals moderate how much food they’re eating when everyone is offering the animals pellets all day long so they can take photos?

The pig pen was depressing. Pigs, for example, are lovers of mud baths. There was only a small tub of water for the pigs to drink from and no mud in sight. Very poor conditions for these intelligent animals. We observed two pigs clearly demonstrating signs of boredom and frustration. It was very sad.

We loved cuddling up to the animals, but sadly, were left genuinely concerned for their wellbeing. I would love to know more about how these animals are being taken care of and would love to see people better informed of the nature of the animals when they visit the farm. The young staff were lovely, but did not appear to be trained in animal caretaking. Not at all what I would call a healthy place for animals, but a great place for humans to...

What an awesome place! My partner and I spent many hours here feeding and patting all of the beautiful animals. The entry fee included a feed bag each but we ended up purchasing 10 more for a $1 each as we got carried away making sure we patted and fed every animal (there was ALOT) lol We were lucky enough to bottle feed baby animals including; baby goats, a few weeks old lambs, highland calves, joeys and 2 day old lambs. Truly a magical experience for any animal lover! Bring your wellies (gumboots) and wear something you don't mind getting dirty if you go in winter as the paddocks are muddy and cuddling/patting the animals can get quiet messy. But so worth it! We overheard a few people complaining about the smell and the mud but its a farm, leave your city attitudes behind and ENJOY IT! Alot of people rushed thru, got their photos for social media 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️and left but by taking our time we got to see and experience so much. Alot of the animals needing a little bit of time to suss you out before you could pat them, especially the alpacas but so cuddly once they were used to us being in their paddock. Highly recommend unplugging, taking your time and taking it all in. We left the place with a few cute trinkies (cool things) and feeling really warm and fuzzy inside spending time with some really special animals. The owner and the lady that worked there (unfortunately can't remember their names) were so friendly and inviting. Making sure everyone had a turn at bottle feeding and immersing themselves in the experience. If we could pitch our tent and stay there amongst all the cuteness we...