Things to do in Wufeng Lin Family Garden

The children had a great time and thoroughly exhausted themselves. There were many different things to play with, so it's a pretty good place. It's just that the tickets are a little expensive.

The staff is very friendly. There were very few people visiting two days before Lunar New Year's Eve (Saturday), so we could enjoy ourselves to the fullest! We happened to catch a Klook buy-one-get-one-free ticket deal, which was super cost-effective! Children above elementary school age can be left to play on their own, and there are parent seating areas outside each zone. Parents of elementary school-aged children don't need to waste money buying companion tickets. There is also a small outdoor children's playground in the plaza on the first floor, where you can purchase a voucher for six amusement facilities. The original price is NT$300, but the add-on price is only NT$240. Convenience of booking with Klook: High. You can buy and redeem it for immediate use on-site, which is more cost-effective than buying tickets on-site! Facilities: Many Experience: Great. The kids played from 1:40 PM until almost 6:00 PM in the evening before leaving.

The kids had so much fun here, they didn't want to go home! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The service staff is very enthusiastic about introducing the ecology of mushrooms and enthusiastically recommends nearby attractions, which can satisfy people who only have a half-day itinerary.

You can use it immediately after purchase. With Klook's discount tickets, it's cheaper than buying on-site, highly recommended!

Definitely don't park at the "DuDuFang" parking lot here. They charge $70 for less than 10 minutes, it's a total rip-off! There's a farmers' association parking lot next door (you can get tokens at the mushroom industry-academia cooperation museum counter). The staff at the counter were also very considerate and said we could have lunch nearby and then drive away. Although we spent less than 1 hour visiting, it was a great experience.

Definitely take the guided tour!!! (Highly recommended) And it's free! At first, I thought an hour-long tour would be a bit long, but afterwards, I still wasn't satisfied and wished I could have heard more about the Lin Family Mansion and Garden's architecture & culture. After the tour, walk to the nearby Lin Hsien-tang Museum & Lin Family Garden, both located inside Mingtai High School.

If you want to enter the snow park, be sure to bring your own gloves, preferably waterproof ones 🧤. If you don't wear them, you won't last long. Many children come running out with frozen, red hands, which is heartbreaking. There are no rentals or sales there, so I hope everyone sees this to avoid disappointment.