Sheep Sanctuary
A charming sanctuary in Cameron Highlands where you can get up close with friendly sheep and alpacas, offering delightful feeding and photo opportunit...
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Fewer crowds, calmer animals
Sheep Sanctuary
Best Time
Fewer crowds, calmer animals
Highlights
Must-see attractions
A charming sanctuary in Cameron Highlands where you can get up close with friendly sheep and alpacas, offering delightful feeding and photo opportunities. +1
"Cute and fun stop for animal lovers and photo opportunities, especially for kids! "
🎯 Arrive Early to Avoid Crowds
Beat the rush by arriving right at opening time for a more peaceful experience. :clock1:
🧼 Hand Washing Facilities
Sinks are available for hand washing after interacting with the animals. :hand_washing:
Quick Facts
Hours
Rating
4.3 · 5,845 reviews
Type
Zoo
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
Alpaca Cuddles
The Sheep Sanctuary
Get up close with incredibly soft alpacas. They're known for their gentle nature and photogenic charm.
Sheep Feeding Frenzy
The Sheep Sanctuary
Hand-feed adorable sheep with provided grass. It's a delightful experience, especially for kids.
Photo Opportunities Galore
The Sheep Sanctuary
Capture memorable moments with the free-roaming sheep and alpacas in a picturesque setting.
Plans like a pro.
Thinks like you
Planning Your Visit
Timing is Everything
Animal Encounters & Etiquette
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Insider Tips
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🎯 Arrive Early to Avoid Crowds
Beat the rush by arriving right at opening time for a more peaceful experience. +1 :clock1:
🧼 Hand Washing Facilities
Sinks are available for hand washing after interacting with the animals. :hand_washing:
👟 Watch Your Step!
Be mindful of animal waste on the ground. +1 :athletic_shoe:
📦 Secure Your Belongings
Animals may nibble on bags and items, so use provided boxes. 📦
Tips
from all over the internet
🎯 Arrive Early to Avoid Crowds
Beat the rush by arriving right at opening time for a more peaceful experience. +1 :clock1:
🧼 Hand Washing Facilities
Sinks are available for hand washing after interacting with the animals. :hand_washing:
👟 Watch Your Step!
Be mindful of animal waste on the ground. +1 :athletic_shoe:
📦 Secure Your Belongings
Animals may nibble on bags and items, so use provided boxes. 📦
🤫 Keep Voices Down
Avoid screaming to not startle the animals. :speakerwiththree_dots:
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors find The Sheep Sanctuary a cute and fun stop, especially for animal lovers and families. The opportunity to pet and feed sheep and alpacas is a major draw, offering great photo opportunities. However, some find the RM12 entrance fee a bit steep for the size of the attraction, and crowd control can be an issue during peak times, leading to a less than ideal experience for some. +2
"Fun experience! Alpacas and sheep roam freely which makes it feel like a mini farm. Got to pat some of them but remember to wash your hands, sinks are available. Watch your step because their waste is everywhere.
Keep an eye on kids as the animals are much bigger and some kids may get scared. It is a small place with a big loop where you can feed the animals and take photos.
Tickets are RM12 for adults (if i remember correctly) and food will be given at the entrance and also inside the sanctuary. You will need to put your belongings in a box as the animals may nibble. Cute and fun stop for animal lovers and photo opportunities."
April
"Small but adorable attraction located next to Kea Farm Market. You can pet and feed the sheep (grass provided), it’s fun for kids who enjoy animals. The place isn’t big, we explore about 20 minutes. Entry fee is RM12, I don't think it's worth it. Do come early to avoid crowds and bring hand sanitizer."
Lau Hui Hann
"Small place with a very crowded visitor. No crowd control. All the sheep seem overweight with less space to move and too much food provided by the visitor. No parking space, didn't see any toilets while there. Ticket prices include small packets of animal food. Suitable only max 30 minutes as nothing much can be done inside the place. Fun activity for kids though."
Henry Erik Estrada
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The Sheep Sanctuary is located in Kea Farm, Brinchang, Cameron Highlands. It's easily accessible by car and is situated near the Kea Farm Market. Parking is available opposite the road for a fee.
While specific public transport routes directly to the sanctuary might be limited, many visitors use taxis or ride-sharing services from nearby towns in Cameron Highlands.
Renting a car or hiring a driver is a popular option for exploring Cameron Highlands, allowing flexibility to visit multiple attractions like The Sheep Sanctuary and Kea Farm.
Yes, parking is available on the opposite side of the road from the sanctuary, typically for a small fee.
Absolutely! It's conveniently located next to Kea Farm Market, making it easy to visit both in one trip.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
The entrance fee is typically around RM12 for adults and RM7 for children aged 3-11. This usually includes a small packet of food for the animals.
Advance booking is generally not required, but it's advisable to check their official channels during peak seasons or holidays.
Your ticket usually includes a small portion of food to feed the sheep and alpacas. +1
Children aged 3 and above typically require a ticket. Younger children are usually free but should be supervised closely.
The sanctuary is generally open from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, but it's always a good idea to confirm hours before your visit, especially on public holidays.
🎫 🐑 Onsite Experience
Yes, you can pet and interact with the friendly sheep and alpacas. Remember to be gentle and respectful of the animals.
You'll be provided with grass or feed pellets at the entrance or inside the sanctuary to feed the sheep and alpacas. +1
It's a fantastic place for children who love animals. They can enjoy feeding and interacting with the sheep and alpacas. +1
Most visitors spend about 20-30 minutes exploring the sanctuary, as it's a relatively small but engaging attraction.
Some reviews mention a lack of visible restrooms, so it's advisable to use facilities before or after your visit.
📸 📸 Photography
The entire sanctuary offers great photo opportunities with the animals roaming freely. Look for moments when they are interacting or grazing.
Yes, you can take selfies, but always be mindful of the animals' comfort and space. Ensure your belongings are secured.
While a smartphone camera is sufficient for most visitors, a DSLR or mirrorless camera can capture higher-quality images, especially in good lighting.
Generally, photography is allowed and encouraged. However, avoid using flash photography directly at the animals, as it can startle them.
Early morning or late afternoon often provides softer, more flattering light for photography, and fewer crowds.
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