leisure farm
n.— «However, I was lucky enough to go to two farms in southern Taiwan last month—I also visited the charming Dakeng Recreational Farm in Tainan. Leisure farms, as they are called, give city folk like me a chance to try The Simple Life in spectacular surroundings.» —“Farmstay Fantasy” by Foong Woei Wan e.sincehew-i.com June 12, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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