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Illustrative Aurora Forest on Yuan-Lin's Shan-Jiao Road in Changhua County is a romantic landscape restaurant and pet-friendly space. Star-gazing tents, a wide outdoor seating area and sweeping city night views set the tone for couples' dates, family dinners or a sunset stroll with the dog. Pets must be leashed while sharing the open-air dining experience; multiple on-site car parks make driving easy.
Illustrative Ri-Yue Shan-Jing Leisure Farm in Changhua County covers about five hectares and is a dairy-cow-themed family farm. The site is divided into a restaurant, dairy sales area, cattle pasture, petting zoo and kids' play zone, with hands-on experiences like feeding dairy cows and goats, riding the small train, lawn games, plus fresh-milk steamed buns and fresh-milk soft serve. Admission is free — visitors pay only for the grass or carrots used for feeding. The environment is clean and roomy, perfect for families with children who want to get close to nature and animals, and also good for afternoon tea or a short walk.
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Illustrative Taiwan Glass Gallery in Changhua Lukang's Chang-Bin Industrial Zone covers more than a thousand ping and is the only glass Mazu temple and glass tourism factory in Taiwan. Inside, art, culture and environmental consciousness meet in glass-blowing, DIY workshops, the golden-tunnel glass maze, glass corridors, dinosaur installations and other family-friendly experiences, with art exhibitions and themed dining zones. Most exhibits are free; a few premium experiences carry a small fee (the golden tunnel is around NT$100). A great choice for the whole family to explore the wonder and creativity of glass together.
Illustrative Cheng-Mei Cultural Park in Yong-Jing Township, Changhua County, blends a century-old Hakka mansion, Japanese-style gardens and natural landscapes into a single family leisure destination. Anchored by the historic Cheng-Mei Ancestral Hall and He-Yuan garden, it is widely hailed as the 'Taiwanese Kenroku-en' for its avenue of bald cypresses, rose garden and wishing-flower corridor. Families can join DIY plant potting, fish feeding and insect-art activities — an easy fit for either a half-day stroll or a full-day trip.
Illustrative Shui-Ji-Li Tourism Factory in Changhua's Xiu-Shui is Taiwan's first faucet-themed family-friendly tourism factory. The site combines a water-hardware exhibition, the world's largest faucet installation art, an outdoor splash pool, sandpit, water slide, VR/AR interactions, a 7D theatre and a children's playroom, delivering a rich mix of water, sand and tech experiences. Children under 3 enter free; tickets for ages 3 and up are around NT$100, a fantastic value for a full day of family fun.
Illustrative Xi-Hu Sugar Factory in Xi-Hu Township, Changhua County, is a sugar-culture-themed family-friendly tourism park. The grounds preserve Japanese-era sugar-production equipment and offer nostalgic steam Wu-Fen small-train rides, letting travellers feel the early sugar industry up close. Entry is free; the site sells its own ice pops and ice cream along with other old-school sweets, with a small creative market and sugar-industry exhibits — a family destination that mixes education, leisure and food.
Illustrative Ancient Creatures Fantasy Park in Fen-Yuan, Changhua County, is Taiwan's first Cretaceous-themed dinosaur family park. Spread across roughly 12,000 ping, it offers giant realistic dinosaurs, a dinosaur express train, go-karts, grass-sliding, inflatable castles, sandpit and splash pool, paired with educational prehistoric-creature exhibits and interactive experiences. Flat walkways and well-built facilities make it ideal for a relaxed half-day or full-day family visit — one of the most popular family destinations in Changhua.
Illustrative Bai-Guo-Shan Exploration Park in Changhua Yuan-Lin spans around 8,000 ping and is Taiwan's first dinosaur-forest-themed family park. Its 2026 2.0 upgrade added twelve new attractions including a jungle adventure vehicle, a lazy river that welcomes pets, and a rainbow slide, alongside moving, roaring animatronic dinosaurs, a VR pavilion, dinosaur fact stations, a family restaurant and sandpit. Around 15-20 parking spaces mean holiday crowding, but the site is also reachable by public transport. A great fit for families, dinosaur fans and pet owners travelling together.