Military Engineer Sheep Farm

Open Days: Weekends and Public Holidays

Opening Hours: 08:30 – 17:00

 

Military Engineer Sheep Farm in Nakhon Sawan is an agricultural tourism destination located within Jiraprawat Camp, under the supervision of the 4th Engineer Battalion, 4th Infantry Division. The farm combines agricultural learning, sufficiency economy principles, and recreational activities, making it a well-rounded destination for visitors of all ages.

 

The farm covers an area of over 48,000 square meters and is divided into multiple zones including livestock areas, agricultural plots, learning centers, and relaxation spaces. Visitors can explore a variety of experiences that blend nature, education, and entertainment in a single location.

 

The sufficiency economy learning center is a key highlight, showcasing integrated farming based on the philosophy of King Rama IX. Visitors can learn about sustainable agriculture, resource management, and balanced living, making the farm not only a tourist attraction but also a valuable educational site.

 

The sheep farm zone is particularly popular among visitors. Guests can feed sheep, take photos, and interact closely with the animals in a safe and friendly environment. This activity is especially appealing to families and children.

 

Other attractions include a wooden bridge across rice fields, lotus ponds, vegetable tunnels, and seasonal flower fields. During the cool season, especially from December to January, the farm is filled with blooming sunflowers, marigolds, and yellow cosmos, creating vibrant landscapes perfect for photography.

 

A small café within the farm offers drinks and snacks, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. The overall atmosphere is peaceful and refreshing, ideal for a weekend getaway or a short countryside escape within the city.

 

Getting There is easy by private car. The farm is located within Jiraprawat Camp in Mueang Nakhon Sawan District. Visitors can search for “Military Engineer Sheep Farm” on navigation apps for accurate directions.

 

 

A: It is open on weekends and public holidays.

 

A: No, entry is free.

 

A: Visitors can feed sheep, explore rice fields, learn about agriculture, and take photos.

 

A: December to January is ideal for flower fields.

 

A: Families, students, and visitors interested in agriculture and nature.