1 / 2RMZ Petting Land
📍 Kampung Dato Abdul Rahman Yassin, Johor
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Small outdoor petting zoo inside Gunung Lambak Resort in Kluang, open Thursday to Sunday and public holidays. Features parrots, emus, baby goats, and an owner who welcomes hands-on animal time. Cash only for entry and feed.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with young children who enjoy hands-on bird and small animal interactions. The parrot experience is the clear highlight. Expect one to two hours on-site maximum. Arrive during cooler morning hours and bring mosquito repellent - the outdoor setting is exposed and insects are abundant.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Nur Anis Hanisah
9 months ago
“Fun and simple activities”
Sin Huan Koh
11 months ago
“A nice place if you like birds. We will drive from JB to Kluang just to come here to feed the birds. Remember to spray mosquito repellent, there are many mosquitos.”
Maryam Zamberi
a year ago
“Small petting zoo with birds as their main attraction. Located further in from the entrance to Gunung Lambak Resort, so need to walk a bit to reach the place, but not that far. A great place for a quick visit with young kids or animal lover. Entrance fee and operation hour as per picture. Open Thursday-Sunday, school and public holiday. Entrance fee and animal feeding need to be paid by cash only. you may purchase sunflower seeds (RM1) to feed the birds and vege (RM2) to feed animals like Emu, donkey and goats. We purchased too many seeds and should’ve bought more vege instead coz the animals especially the goats are eating soooo fast and keep coming for more. Just make sure to follow the feeding guideline by the staff. My young kids enjoyed themselves immensely. recommended!”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
RMZ Petting Land sits inside Gunung Lambak Resort - a short uphill walk from the resort entrance. Parrots are the standout attraction, trained to perch on visitors and described as surprisingly friendly with appearances. Baby goats roam freely and can be fed directly. Three emus and assorted birds round out the species. Animal feed (seeds and vegetables) is purchased at the entrance. Mosquito repellent is strongly recommended - reviewers consistently flag the insect presence.
