Emilia Udom, Mary Slessor’s Great Grand Daughter began farming ducks and other farm animals in the great forest swamps of a small village in Use Ikot Oku, Akwa Ibom State, and the name Legolas Farm was born. A family tradition that was inspired by the missionaries through Mary Slessor in the 19th Century (1890) Visitors could experience feeding the animals and learning about their existence. Thirt
y-Five years later, the Udom family invested their hearts and souls in the dream and have regenerated their family heritage and lifelong passion. Located at the base of Mbiabong Heritage and Protected Forest for thousand of years at Mbiabong Itam and Odiok Itam in the tranquil southwestern corner of Itu LGA in Akwa Ibom State, the Legolas Farm maintains its tradition as a destination resort where families and friends can meet in a relaxed atmosphere that promotes true re-creation. Today, one of Akwa Ibom State's most celebrated intimate luxury recreation site beckons discerning guests who aspire to escape modern-day frenzy and slip into a Legolas state of mind. Situated on a pastoral 1,200-acre estate in the Great Mbiabong Forest and stream, Legolas will show you the many reasons why it is one of the top rated properties in Akwa Ibom State. And it is currently still under construction. We offer our clients a truly integrated service and a wealth of knowledge and experience in various industries and sectors. Youngsters may enjoy the adventure of collecting the eggs they eat for breakfast. Also 24 hours security (Nigeria Mobile Police Force, Civil Defence and Farm Attendance/Security) at the farm and at the site of all our attractions. No matter what the season, there is always something to do at the farm: swimming outdoors, kayaking, canoeing, boating, paddle boarding, fly fishing, horseback riding, hay or sleigh rides, archery, leisure cycling, touring and trekking, culinary and palm wine tasting, accommodation and event, spa and wellness, multi-purpose sport activities, educational farm activities and aerial adventure activities. And when vigorous activity is not on your agenda, there are plenty of comfortable and inviting spaces for reading a good book or having a quiet conversation. Activities are planned specifically for children, as well: crafts, campfires, and games among them. They’ll also have a chance to learn about our foreign birds and to help feed the farm animals. And most especially, palm trees that have survived more than 300 years. Legolas is positioned to lead the development of the Educational Sector with hands on experience while developing our local content initiative and provide recreational facilities.
