Chokchai Farm is more than just an agricultural tourism destination. It is a large dairy farm with a history spanning over 60 years. Founded in 1957 by Mr. Chokchai Bulakul, it has evolved into one of the largest integrated dairy farms in Southeast Asia, occupying a total area of ​​over 8,000 rai in Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province.

The farm's structure and operations include dairy barns and a quality-controlled farming system, from breed selection and standardized feeding to milking and storage for distribution to the group's processing plants. This enables the farm to produce a high volume of fresh milk and dairy products with consistent quality. In addition to dairy farming, the farm also manages pastures, gardens, and various activity areas to accommodate tourists and agricultural activities.

In terms of tourism, Chokchai Farm has developed a comprehensive range of activity zones for visitors. Educational farm tours include a tour of the dairy barn and an explanation of the processing process. A cowboy show is a highlight, showcasing the cowboy-farm image and combining entertainment and animal husbandry culture. Popular activities include horseback riding shows, milking demonstrations by farmhands, pet feeding, and a photo opportunity in the expansive fields, a highlight for tourists.

The farm has a diverse portfolio of product brands, including a steakhouse under the Chokchai Steakhouse brand and ice cream and dairy products under the Umm!..Milk brand (or various processed dairy products). These products are produced either directly from the farm or through a controlled process, allowing visitors to sample "farm-to-plate" products. A souvenir shop also offers processed products and souvenirs.

The farm's educational activity zone is designed for children and families, offering ice cream-making workshops, milk production demonstrations, explanations of the cow life cycle, and interactive activities such as feeding pets and safe horseback riding. This makes it an educational destination suitable for schools and families seeking a connection with nature and agriculture.

The farm's grounds and facilities are designed to accommodate a large number of visitors, including ample parking, restrooms, a rest area, a steakhouse, an ice cream cafe, a souvenir shop, walking trails, and a photo-taking area. The farm's management prioritizes visitor comfort, along with animal safety and the farm's production system.

In terms of tourism standards, Chokchai Farm is recognized as one of Thailand's renowned agricultural tourism destinations. It has received numerous awards and recognitions from the tourism industry, ensuring its consistent hospitality and educational standards.

Located on Mittraphap Road (Highway 2), at kilometer markers 159-160 in Pak Chong District.

• If traveling from Nakhon Ratchasima Province, head towards Pak Chong District. The farm is located on the left-hand side of the road (inbound to Bangkok).

• From Bangkok, take Mittraphap Road towards Pak Chong and drive for approximately 170 kilometers. The farm is located on the main road with a clear sign.

• Dress comfortably and wear sneakers suitable for walking around the farm.
  If bringing children, bring a hat and water, as some activities are outdoors.

• Evenings are less crowded, making them ideal for shopping and ice cream.

• Most farm activities are organized into sessions. Allow plenty of time for travel and purchase tickets in advance to participate in the farm tours.

• Cowboy shows are typically only held on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.

Admission Fees:

The admission fee listed here is for the "Farm Driving" activity, which allows you to drive your own vehicle to designated points. (Price does not include optional activities.)

• Adults: 120 baht per person

• Children (height_ 90-140 cm): 70 baht per person

• Children (height_ under 90 cm): Free admission.

Additional activities with additional costs may include cow milking (approximately 50 baht), gun shooting (approximately 40 baht), and animal feeding.

Opening Hours:

• Tuesday - Friday (weekdays) 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM

• Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

• Closed on Mondays (if Monday falls on a public holiday, the museum will be open for viewing and closed on the following Tuesday instead).