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Kaynela Farms in Kayunga, Kayunga: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

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Kaynela Farms

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A 128-acre agro-tourism farm in Kayunga District with a bird aviary, camel and horse rides, animal feeding and traditional food experiences.

πŸ“ Location
Kayunga District, about 1.5 hours from Kampala, Kayunga, Kayunga

What is Kaynela Farms?

Kaynela Farms is a 128-acre agro-tourism and cultural destination in Kayunga District, about an hour and a half from Kampala. It combines a working farm with a bird aviary, camels, horses, goats and cattle, and runs hands-on experiences: animal feeding, honey harvesting, vegetable picking, milking and traditional cooking.

The farm also hosts food carnivals and harvest events, and day tours include a guided walk through the different zones with lunch often included. Day-tour pricing has been reported at UGX 185,000 for adults and UGX 90,000 for children aged 11 and under, with shorter aviary visits from UGX 50,000.

The farm runs conservation education and sustainable farming demonstrations, and employs staff from the surrounding community.

Family cost snapshot: UGX 550,000 for 2 adults + 2 children + parkingadults UGX 185,000 each. children (Under 11) UGX 90,000 each. Toddlers: free. Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Kaynela Farms ticket prices 2026

Visitor typeAdultChild (Under 11)Toddler
Standard rateUGX 185,000UGX 90,000Free

Day tour reported at UGX 185,000 for adults and UGX 90,000 for children aged 11 and under, with shorter aviary visits from UGX 50,000. Confirm what the tour includes when booking.

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πŸ’‘ Money-saving tips for families

  • Book ahead Day tours are by arrangement
  • Ask what lunch includes It is often part of the package
  • Bring closed shoes The farm tracks are muddy after rain

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0-2 years Okay Animals and the aviary with an adult
3-5 years Great Feeding animals and short walks
6-9 years Great Honey harvesting and vegetable picking
10-12 years Great Full farm tour and cooking
13+ years Great Full agro-tourism programme

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09:00
Arrive and meet the guideBook in at the farm office
09:15
Bird aviaryColourful birds and explanations
10:00
Animal feedingCamels, goats and cattle
11:00
Honey and vegetable gardensHands-on harvesting
12:30
Traditional lunchOften included in the tour
14:00
Cooking demonstration or free timeBefore heading back

Key details

Address
Kayunga District, about 1.5 hours from Kampala, Kayunga
Opening hours
Day tours by booking; confirm current hours
How long to plan
Half day to a full day
Suitable ages
All ages
Setting
Outdoor
Booking
Book ahead for day tours and group visits
Payment accepted
  • Cash and mobile money on site

What to expect when you visit

Book a day tour in advance, then arrive for a guided walk through the farm zones: the aviary, the livestock sheds, the vegetable gardens and the honey area. Children can feed animals, pick vegetables and try traditional cooking.

Allow most of a day for the full tour, which often includes lunch. Shorter aviary visits are available for families with less time.

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How much is the day tour?

Reported at UGX 185,000 for adults and UGX 90,000 for children 11 and under.

Is lunch included?

Often, but confirm when booking.

How far is Kayunga?

About 1.5 hours from Kampala.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands
  • 0–2 years
  • 3–5 years
  • 6–9 years
  • 10–12 years
  • 13+ years
Safety notes

Keep children close around livestock, wash hands after feeding animals and follow the guide around the hives.

Tickets and costs

Parking
Free
Free entry rules
No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Bird aviary, camel and horse rides, animal feeding, honey harvesting, vegetable picking, traditional cooking

Plan your visit

Combine with
  • Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
  • Source of the Nile
  • Kampala
What to bring
  • Closed shoes
  • sun hat
  • insect repellent
  • change of clothes

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Here is what to expect on the ground.

Farm tracks and uneven ground; not suitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Kaynela Farms?
Adults pay UGX 185,000 and children (ages Under 11) pay UGX 90,000. Children under the toddler age enter free. Day tour reported at UGX 185,000 for adults and UGX 90,000 for children aged 11 and under, with shorter aviary visits from UGX 50,000. Confirm what the tour includes when booking.
What are the Kaynela Farms opening hours?
Day tours by booking; confirm current hours.
How long do you need at Kaynela Farms?
Plan for Half day to a full day.
What payment methods does Kaynela Farms accept?
Kaynela Farms accepts Cash and mobile money on site. It does not accept cash.

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