Jettes Strudsefarm
Family farm with ostriches, café, and seasonal tours
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 - 12
Cost
Free to low
Time Needed
1 - 2 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
All weather
Stroller Access
Partial
Washrooms
Available
Food
Café & shop
Parking
Available
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Low-Medium
Suitable for families with children aged 4 and up who enjoy animal encounters; best experienced with a prior booking for the guided tour. Ideal for quiet, nature-focused outings, though limited interactive activities may disappoint younger children or those seeking entertainment. The farm excels in ambiance and local products but does not offer value for money if visiting only to walk around.
About This Place
Jette's Strudsefarm is a farm park in Ringkøbing, Denmark, focused on showcasing ostriches and other farm animals. Visitors can observe the animals, view egg hatching and chick rearing, and take guided tours that include an Oldtimer bus ride. The farm also features a shop with local products and a garden café offering drinks and homemade cakes with views of the fjord. Entry is seasonal, typically in summer and autumn. The site is suitable for families with children of all ages, particularly under-12s and toddlers. There are no indoor play areas or structured activities beyond animal observation and tours.
Official Website open_in_new- Monday – Thursday
- 10:00 – 16:00
- Friday – Sunday
- Closed
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
- Adult
- kr100.00
- Child (3–9 years)
- kr50.00
- Child (under 2 years)
- FREE
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Animal encounters
Ostriches and other animals are visible up close
On-site café & shop
Farm shop sells local delicacies and fresh coffee
Special tours
Guided Oldtimer bus tour available by prior arrangement
Fjord views
Scenic views of the fjord from the garden café
Good to Know Before You Go
- Ostrich tours
- Guided tours in an Oldtimer bus are offered at 13:00 and 15:00, by prior arrangement; recommended to book in advance for a better experience.
- Animal interaction
- Visitors can observe ostriches up close, view hatching eggs and rearing chicks, but no hands-on animal handling is available.
- Farm shop and café
- Features a garden café with coffee, homemade cakes, and wine; shop sells local products including Jette's Best delicacies and ostrich eggs - bring a bag or container to carry them.
- Pet policy
- Dogs are allowed only in the shop and garden café areas; not permitted on animal tour routes or in outdoor exhibition zones.
- Accessibility
- Stroller access is possible but terrain is uneven in parts; no facilities for wheelchair access mentioned in reviews.
- Visitor expectations
- The experience is primarily observational with no rides, indoor play equipment, or interactive activities beyond guided tours; may feel expensive relative to engagement level.
- Payment and timing
- Cash is recommended - some items in the shop may not accept cards; expect to spend at least 1 - 2 hours on site, especially during weekends when it can be crowded.
- Seasonal operation
- Open seasonally, typically from February to October, with closure around October 29.
Kid Fit by Age
Stroller access is possible, and the peaceful atmosphere with minimal noise makes it suitable for babies. However, limited indoor space and absence of baby-specific amenities may make extended visits challenging.
Toddlers might enjoy seeing the animals briefly, but the lack of interactive activities or play areas could lead to short attention spans. Engagement depends on the child's interest in animals and how actively parent-led tours are taken.
Preschoolers can be captivated by seeing ostriches, chicks, and eggs; guided tours offer a simple narrative that may hold their attention. The experience is engaging if adults actively involve them in observation and storytelling.
Elementary-age children benefit most from the educational aspects: animal care, hatching processes, and guided tours with history (Oldtimer bus). The combination of learning and hands-on viewing makes it a highly suitable experience.
Tweens may find the visit enjoyable if they engage with the unique aspects (e.g., ostrich eggs, farm shop treats), but might perceive it as low-energy or unimpressive without added activities. Interest varies based on personal curiosity about animals and farms.
The lack of rides, interactive attractions, or social spaces makes this location unsuitable for teens seeking entertainment or engagement. The experience is likely seen as too simplistic or outdated for their interests.
Insider Tips
Book the Oldtimer tour in advance
Arrive early to avoid weekend crowds
Visit the shop before entering farm
Try the ostrich eggs and local treats
- •Supervise children near animals
- •Keep dogs on leash in allowed areas
- •Avoid entering animal enclosures
- •Step-free access to shop and café
- •Uneven terrain on farm paths
- •No confirmed wheelchair access
- •Restrooms available near café
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit midweek morning for quieter experience
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxCash for purchases
- check_boxReusable bag for eggs
- check_boxWater bottle
- check_boxSun hat or jacket
- check_boxStroller if needed
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are best suited for visiting Jette's Strudsefarm? expand_more
Suitable for children aged 3 and up; toddlers may lose interest quickly as there are no rides or play areas, but older children and adults usually enjoy the animal encounters and tours.
Is parking available, and how easy is it to find during visits? expand_more
Parking is available on site but can be limited during weekends and peak season; arrive early to secure a spot.
What food and drinks are available, and should visitors bring cash? expand_more
The garden café serves coffee, homemade cakes, and wine with fjord views; food and souvenirs are relatively expensive, so bring cash as not all items accept cards.
Are guided tours available, and do they need to be booked ahead? expand_more
Yes, guided tours in an Oldtimer bus are offered at 13:00 and 15:00 by prior arrangement; booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot.
Is the farm accessible for strollers or wheelchairs, and what are the restroom facilities like? expand_more
Strollers can be used but the terrain is uneven; no wheelchair access is mentioned, and restrooms are not described in detail.
How long should we plan to spend at the farm? expand_more
Plan to spend at least 1–2 hours; most visitors walk around and take the tour, with extra time if enjoying coffee or shopping.
Location
Last checked: 2026