A rabbit on your lap, a freshly collected egg in your hand, a piglet waiting for a back scratch, and a mini beekeeping demonstration with honey tasting at the end. An hour and a half that children will talk about for weeks.
The residents of the farm, who are looking forward to seeing you.
Four child-friendly dogs greet you when you arrive, including Csoki, shown resting in the photo. Manó, the white dog, barks until you stroke him, and then he goes quiet.
In the rabbit nursery you can hold them on your lap. For most children, this remains their favourite moment.
Curious and brave, they are sure to check what is in your pockets. We also walk among the Cameroon sheep next to them.
Minnesota miniature pigs and Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs. They love having their backs scratched.
In the woodland run, you collect the eggs from the nest yourselves. There is no better answer to the question of where eggs come from.
See where quail eggs are laid and, in season, peek into the incubator as chicks hatch.
They are not for stroking, but you can walk among the mother duck and the geese and see them very close up.
The visit ends with a mini beekeeping demonstration: see how bees work and how nectar becomes honey. Then it is time to taste the honey!
At a crowded petting zoo
Queuing at the fence
Tired animals, stroked all day
Signs tell the story, not people
Watching someone else feed them
On our farm
Only a few families at a time, by appointment
Calm animals whose welfare comes first
The farmer guides you throughout and talks about animal care and responsible farming
Children feed, stroke and collect for themselves
Choose a time
We confirm by email
Come and enjoy it
Pay on the day
5,000 HUF / person
Bring warm clothes! It is often windy in the valley, and this is a real farm, with mud, hay and curious goat noses.
Wellies for children, and a change of shoes in the car, in case someone steps in something you would rather not take home. We take no responsibility for white trainers!
Please do not bring food for the animals: they may only be fed our own feed, which we provide. Do bring your questions, though. We will answer them all!
Take a piece of the farm home: quail eggs, farm eggs or honey. Order in advance and let us know that you would like to collect them during your visit.
For navigation: Radocsai Gazdaság
A short drive from the edge of Budapest, yet truly in the countryside, with woodland, animal runs and the quiet of the farm.
How to find us
Enter Radocsai Gazdaság in your navigation app. The address is 2119 Pécel, Radocsai Major 1, and you will also find directions on our contact page.
Families with both younger and older children enjoy the visit. It is free for children under 2.
Expect a visit of about 90 minutes, guided throughout. It is best to arrive a few minutes early so that we can start in good time.
Yes, we can guide your visit in English. We can see which bookings come through our English pages, so there is no need to ask for it separately.
We only welcome a few families at a time, so that everyone gets attention and the animals stay calm. When you book, tell us how many people are coming.
At the end of the visit, by cash, card, bank transfer or any combination of these. If you would rather pay in advance, ask for a pro forma invoice when you book or afterwards.
Warm clothes, as it is often windy in our valley. We recommend wellies for children and a change of shoes in the car, in case someone steps in something, as can happen on a farm. We cannot take responsibility for white trainers.
Yes, four dogs greet you when you arrive, and they are all good with children. Manó, the white dog, likes to bark, but only until you stroke him. Then he goes quiet.
You can stroke them under supervision, but they may only be fed our own feed. Please do not bring anything for the animals from home.
There are electric fences in several places on the farm, but none of them is switched on during the visit. Before the walk, we also remind children not to touch them. The visit starts and ends with disinfecting hands and shoes, so that germs neither come in nor go out.
We postpone the visit in extreme weather. If the forecast looks that way, we will let you know before your visit.
A mini beekeeping demonstration and honey tasting: we show you how bees work and how nectar becomes honey, and then you taste our honey.
We try to show you babies of at least one species on every visit, but we cannot promise you will see the ones in the photos. They grow quickly: by the time you come, they may be fully grown or have babies of their own.
Hatching is seasonal, so there are not chicks hatching on every visit. If this is what you are most excited about, write to us before booking and we will tell you when to come.