Frequently asked questions
What kind of facility is Oyama Makiba Milk no Sato?
Oyama Makiba Milk no Sato is a ranch-themed amusement park operated by the Oyama Dairy Group, where you can enjoy fresh dairy products amidst stunning natural scenery. The main attractions are the soft-serve ice cream and gourmet treats made using their high-quality "Shirobara Milk."
What are the operating hours and is there a regular closing day?
The facility is open from 10:00 to 17:00. Please note that the facility is closed every Tuesday.
Can I pay with a credit card or a transit IC card?
Yes, in addition to cash, you can use credit cards and major transit IC cards for your payments.
Do I need to make a reservation for dining at the restaurant?
No, advance reservations are not required. Please visit the restaurant directly and place your order on-site.
What are your recommended menu items and their approximate prices?
Our most popular items are the special soft-serve ice cream and the "Shiobara Milk Parfait" (1,100 yen). For a more luxurious meal, you can also enjoy the Tottori Beef Sirloin Steak (3,000 yen) and the Oyama Rice set (1,800 yen).
Is photography allowed?
Yes, photography is permitted at various photo spots, such as the landmark object shaped like a Shirobara Milk carton. We simply ask that you be mindful of your surroundings and follow etiquette while taking photos.
Is the facility wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the facility is barrier-free and features entrances designed to accommodate wheelchair users.
What kind of clothing is recommended for a visit?
Since many guests enjoy using the outdoor terrace seating and gazebos, we recommend wearing clothing appropriate for the season and comfortable walking shoes.
Is English language support available?
Please check directly on-site regarding the availability of English menus or English-language signage.
What other sightseeing spots are nearby?
The Daisen area is rich with spots for mountain climbing and nature walks. It is common to visit the area as part of a scenic driving route, combining the ranch with other nearby attractions.