Ocarina Of Time Bean Bed Locations

Here you can find the 10 different locations for the Magical Bean Bed locations hidden throughout Hyrule. Use them to find heart pieces, rupees and other treasures.

First we need some Beans. To get them you will need to head over to Zora's River and go to the fat man sitting by the fence eating the beans. If you talk to him he will tell you about his Magic Beans and give you a one for free to begin with. After that you have to pay for each bean and the price increases by 10 rupees each purchase. There are 10 Bean beds located throughout Hyrule. With the Magical Beans you can plant them in the soft soil. You can only do this as kid Link and therefore must come back as Adult Link to see the plant grown into a flying plant! You can take the plant's set route by simply standing on top of it. Jump off the plant whenever you need to.

Location 1: Kokiri Forest

This Bean Bed Location is found behind the Kokiri shop.

Location 2: Lost Woods

Turn left twice in the Lost Woods and you will find this Bean bed.
You can also use this as a quick way to exit the lost woods.

Location 3: Lost Woods

Once you enter the Lost Woods follow this route.
Right, Left, Right, Left, Left.
The Bean Bed is beside the first Business Scrub.

Location 4: Kakariko Graveyard

A Bean Bed can be found on the left side of the Kakariko Graveyard. Right beside the wooden box.

Location 5: Death Mountain

This Bean Bed can be found at the entrance to Dodongo's Cavern.

Location 6: Zora's River

A Bean Bed can be found right beside the fat man who sells you the Magical Beans.

Location 7: Lake Hylia

This Bean Bed can be spotted on the side of the Labratory in Lake Hylia.

Location 8: Desert Colossus

This Bean Bed can be found by the entrance to the Desert Colossus.

Location 9: Gerudo Valley

Go to the ledge above the river near the waterfall to find this Bean Bed. Return as an adult to ride the beanstalk and you will get a heart piece behind the waterfall.

Location 10: Crater

This Bean Bed can be found right beside the warp portal for the Fire Temple.

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