Colinas de Bambi de Yilan: Ingressos e pacotes especiais

Visited on Saturday, April 18, 2026. The weather was cloudy that day, but fortunately, it didn't rain. The park has deer, capybaras, turtles, dogs, and donkeys. The owners put a lot of effort into designing activities, such as printing souvenir postcards, collecting stamps at various points, and finally piecing together different colors to form the park's star animal members. There's also a commemorative stamp on the back that you can use. Although the park is not large, the owners' dedication is evident everywhere. You can replenish mosquito repellent, and at the hay collection point, you can exchange a small gift for a Facebook/Instagram review. That day, I received two very cute fans. It's recommended to check the weather before going, as most of the park is outdoors. You can also purchase e-tickets through Klook in advance for a slightly cheaper price and exchange them for physical tickets at the counter upon arrival. The full-price ticket is 200 NTD, which can be exchanged for feed and hay to feed the animals. The way the capybaras eat is super cute 🥰. There's also a small cafe in the park, and the souvenir shop at the exit has a wide array of adorable merchandise, including plush toys, cups, badges, and hats – almost anything you can imagine. Overall, the planning is excellent, and the staff are friendly and enthusiastic. I would visit again if I have the chance!

The staff in the park are very friendly, kind, and enthusiastic, making the visitor experience wonderful. The entire place feels like a dream paradise, and animal lovers will surely be thrilled to visit! There are many capybaras, including baby ones, and you can interact with them up close, just like with the sika deer. I really hope to have the chance to visit again. Each sika deer has its own name tag, making it easy for visitors to identify them and feed them. I remember being a bit scared of how lively they were, and it was difficult to get a good photo with them, but I truly found them all so cute. Besides seeing the animals, the park also sells food and offers activities like fortune-telling for rest or fun experiences. It's a highly recommended attraction in Yilan, I love it!

Un lugar maravilloso. Los ciervos Sika son encantadores y se les puede alimentar con verduras/hierbas que están incluidas en el precio. También se pueden comprar extras. También hay capibaras. Cafetería y tienda en el lugar. Fácil viaje en taxi desde la estación de tren.

非常漂亮乾淨的農場！設施令人印象深刻。他們有一個有趣的互動蓋章活動，您可以在農場裡邊走邊完成！您還可以獲得手章以便再次入場。所有的動物都非常溫馴且容易親近，水豚們也很樂意被撫摸！門票附贈一桶免費牧草，額外的每桶50元新台幣。這裡有很多水豚，所以即使人多，每個人都能玩得很開心。他們還有一隻非常可愛的狗和兩頭驢子！這裡的食物和飲料都非常美味！禮品店裡也有許多水豚相關商品。總體而言，這是一次很棒的體驗，值得推薦。

The park staff were very friendly, kind, and enthusiastic, making the visitor experience wonderful. The entire place felt like a dream paradise; animal lovers will surely be thrilled to visit! There were many capybaras, including baby ones, and just like the sika deer, you could interact with them up close. I really hope to have the chance to visit again. Each sika deer had its own name tag, making it easy for visitors to identify them and feed them. I remember being a bit scared of how lively they were, and it was hard to get a good photo with them, but I truly found them all so cute. Besides seeing the animals, the park also sells food, offers fortune-telling, and provides other resting or interesting experiences. This Yilan attraction is definitely worth visiting, I loved it!

It's advisable to think carefully before purchasing tickets, as a handling fee will be charged for refunds. The weather was quite hot on the day we visited, around 1 PM, and it wasn't too crowded yet. Upon entering, while waiting for the guided tour after exchanging tickets, you can browse the merchandise area. After the tour, remember to spray their mosquito repellent generously, as there are indeed small biting midges. As soon as we entered, we saw a row of deer sheltering under a rain cover, looking quite lazy. You can exchange for feeding food right after entering. The deer were very well-behaved, nodding their heads, waiting for us to feed them. The venue was constantly being cleaned and was relatively tidy. The capybaras were truly sleeping and eating everywhere. The small donkeys, seeing food from afar, ran over braying, startling everyone. The visit duration is probably about half an hour at most, as the venue isn't large, but it's great for taking photos. However, for those with small children, strollers are not allowed inside; you'll have to carry them.

If you purchase tickets on-site without any add-ons, it's $200 per person. So, if you don't want ice cream, you can just buy tickets at the venue. I really wanted the super cute deer charm, so I bought one on-site ticket and one Klook ticket that included the charm. Upon arrival, you first queue to buy tickets. You'll receive a physical ticket and a number tag. They will allow visitors to enter in batches according to their numbers to manage the crowd. It's worth noting that if you visit between two days before your birthday and two days after, you must remember to bring your ID to the ticket counter to claim a small gift and a discount postcard! The small gift is a cute tag, and the discount postcard has six circles on the back, each redeemable for various offers, such as merchandise discounts, ice cream discounts, or even a free portion of animal feed!!! I visited the day after my birthday, but I didn't realize this promotion was happening. After leaving, I remembered I wanted to buy some merchandise and went back, only to discover the promotion. However, my friends were already waiting for me in the car outside, so it felt awkward to go back in to redeem it 😭 The park grounds are quite spacious. Upon entry, you'll first be guided to a seating area where everyone listens attentively to a lecture about which parts of the animals can be touched, which cannot, and the best way to feed them. After the lecture, you can use the lockers to store your belongings. Mosquito repellent is also provided nearby, but when I went, almost every bottle was empty 🤪 Surprisingly, I wasn't bitten much by mosquitoes in the end, so maybe they really do a thorough job of cleaning! The animals in the park are mainly adorable deer, along with one or two donkeys and capybaras. It's a well-planned and designed venue. People who prefer more natural, less commercial farms might not like it; but I personally love such spacious, bright, clean, and well-organized places! And the cleaning staff are constantly tidying up, so you won't step on deer droppings, and there's no strong animal odor or smell in the park. Also, because the space is large enough, the animals seem to have plenty of room to move around. However, it was a bit hot when we visited, so the animals were all resting in the shade, and the capybaras were almost all soaking in the water (visitors couldn't get close). It was only when we returned later that we saw one capybara had come out to eat, giving us a chance to take a photo and touch it. When feeding the deer with heart-shaped carrots to get a fortune slip, the deer were also huddled in the corners in the shade, with only one coming out to eat. We coaxed them for a long time before another one finally came out 😂 Beyond the animal enclosures, you can also check in for a free photo. The photo will be printed and placed on a deer-shaped card, which is great for collecting as a souvenir. Overall, people who love animals should really enjoy it. I absolutely loved it; I thought the deer were so cute, and it wasn't just about feeding animals, but also included activities like fortune slips and photos. There's also a restaurant where you can sit down and enjoy a meal if you want something to eat; though I do think the prices are a bit high.

After purchasing tickets online, simply present the QR code at the venue to redeem physical tickets, saving time on online reservations and on-site purchases. Once you've exchanged for physical tickets, you'll need to wait for your number to be called for a pre-entry explanation, which lasts about three minutes. With your ticket, you can redeem a portion of feed (hay and carrots) at the food truck. When feeding, you can break the feed in half to feed them more times. The deer are all very clean and cute! 😍 We were also lucky enough to get up close with the only Sambar deer! The two capybaras were too hot and kept hiding in the corner for shade and soaking in the water bucket. After saying goodbye to the deer, you can use your voucher to redeem soft-serve ice cream. On this day, only milk and a limited soda flavor were available. Personally, I found the milk flavor not very rich, while the soda was more outstanding.