The facility is situated in the Sacheon-myeon area, which is known for its proximity to both the East Sea coastline and the high-altitude mountain passes.
Unlike traditional zoos, the primary operational model relies on structured interactions between guests and unweaned or juvenile animals.
The farm environment is intentionally kept at a lower-than-average density to allow animals to roam between their shelters and public interaction points.
Daegwanryung Baby Animal Farm is an interactive petting zoo located in the mountainous region of Gangneung. The farm allows visitors to have direct physical contact with a variety of young livestock and exotic animals. Enclosures are designed for close-up viewing, housing species such as sheep, goats, deer, ponies, and rabbits. The facility is situated in a natural valley setting, providing an open-air environment for the animals. Visitors are provided with feed to encourage interaction within the designated petting zones. The site focuses on educational engagement for families and children. The landscape is characterized by sloping pastures typical of the Gangwon-do highlands.
The elevated viewing deck overlooking the main grazing pasture, which captures the backdrop of the surrounding mountain peaks.
Wear clothes that you do not mind getting dusty or soiled by animals.
Follow the staff's instructions regarding which animals are currently comfortable with being fed by guests.
Utilize the hand-washing stations located immediately at the exit of the petting zones.
Avoid arriving during heavy rain or extreme heat, as many animals will retreat to indoor shelters and off-limits areas.
Do not chase or pick up animals unless explicitly invited to do so by staff members. Ensure children are supervised at all times to prevent accidental biting or scratching.
