Loved loved loved this farm especially after not so nice experiences elsewhere. It is spacious with very nice seating ( traditional seating with reservation 24 hours prior to your visit). The food is delicious and very affordable (there is a variety of succulent morrocan dishes). The staff is prpfessionnal and very friendly. It is calm and relaxing. All you could hear is animal sounds. My girls got to ride the poney and feed and pet the bunnies (trough the cage). The restrooms are nice and clean and the whole place is just amazing to hang out with your children, family and friends for hours. The only thing I would recommend to the owner for an even better outcome is to renovate the playground and maybe organise petting and feeding sessions officially for children.
A Good place to have a nice traditional lunch away from the crowded restaurants of the city.
You can find cool animals in there hahha
I went there as part of a band to animate the place and play music. We were invited so we didn't pay the 300 dh entry fee, neither were we paid. We met at Rabat Centre Ville, where a bus picked us up alongside everyone else who paid. When we arrived, we roamed the place a bit then settled. You have to pay for an afternoon snack (tea, melouia, mhercha etc). The advertised pool was barely 3 cm transparent (i.e it was mud). The stage was very bad (not even a drumset). Some people swam while we just roamed, played on-stage, or sat doing nothing. And the advertised projected movie was absent.
At 10 pm, the uncooked dinner arrived. I tried to order some delivered food (as I haven't had anything since a 10 am breakfast at home), but it seems they close the front door, and you're not allowed to leave after sunset. At 1 am we were served a small plastic plate, in it two spoonfuls of rice and sauce, and two chick (yes chick, not chicken) wings or two sausages. Despite everyone wanting more food, and having left-overs to serve, it was refused. Between 2 and 4 am, it turns out the advertised "bring your camping tent" was not approved by the landlord, and some of us slept in their wide open tent (the traditional guest tent, where it's basically a living/dining room in a tent) at 10°C wearing but a jacket.
At 4 am, the landlord decided to kick everyone out for reasons unknown. Because of this, everyone who was dropped off by a relative by car was forced to take the bus, and since there was now a surplus of people, the bus driver refused to drive and we stayed put for 1h30, watching the sun rise. After people refused to get off and wait for the bus to make another trip for them, we decided to get off, carry all of our instruments, and walk the 3.5km to Tamesna, then we got on a bus and came back to Rabat.
TL;DR : You pay 300 dh for an experience worse than that of a prison (Even prisonmates ate more than us that day). False advertising and literally nothing to do. If you really want to go there I'd recommend you bring a guitar, or a laptop. And definetly bring company.
Horrible : sale, mal entretenu, service nullissime, aucune activité intéressante, beaucoup trop cher pour ce que c'est. Passez votre chemin
l'accès est un peu délicat c'est juste avant le pont qui mène ver tamesna, entrée gratuites, le cadre est tres calme , tajines délicieux, piscine payante
Joli endroit pour se détendre sauf que ça nécessite des aménagements.
Espace trop petit mais bien exploité. La qualité des repas est top surtout le tagine au legumes. La parc enfant manque de beaucoup de chose et surtout l'aspet securitaire. La cadre est calme et merite une visite.
Parfaite opportunité pour se détendre et se calmer. Visite gratuite.
Calm and peaceful space, the crew members are lovely , i recommend it
Un bon retour au sources, très reposant, agréable les enfants aiment beaucoup
Un cachet traditionnel mais un peu cher
مكان جميل ومتكامل وتقضي به يوم رائع
Good place 👍👍
Très aimable endroit avec une ambiance calme et douce. Nous reviendrons inchallah
Un magnifique endroit pour se détendre
الضيعة السياحة جميلة
Un endroit magnifique à la portée. Je le recommande vivement.