Grant's Farm

Yes

Yeah, yoy may want to bring water bottles as well. I think they are 3.50 there.

This is so so sad.

Yes

The hours are 9:00 to 5:00 the last tram going into the park is 3:30. So technically as long as u are on tram by 3:30 you can still have an hour and a half in the park.

Yes

Sometimes they have water sprayers on when it's really hot.

It's $15

No. There are things you can buy if you choose, like carousel rides or bottles to feed the goats.

Yes, many benches to stop and sit at. They also offer wheelchairs

No you can pull to the gate, give them your email pay $16 and give em your phone number and your in!

Sort of, you take a tram from the entrance to the visitor station, then you have to walk to see everything. They have moved the Clydesdales all the way to the back of the parking lot, not in the brew house area anymore.

Yep they will limit access but yes will stay open

Tammy, We were there three weeks ago. The trams have a front section where wheelchairs and strollers are put. They have a ramp that is pulled out from under the unit and wheelchairs can be driven up. They are extremely helpful. My husband has a modified Segway with a seat that was too wide and they hand carried it on and off. The site is a bit hilly so be prepared to push if you have a manual chair

They do have wheelchairs that your able to rent

There is a bald eagle there but it had lost part of its left wing, and would not be able to fend for itself in the wild

It's 13 dollars per car.

The 2 people I met in the hospitality room were both very nice.

pay for your parking ahead of time to save a few bucks.

Goats for sure and technically alpacas and llamas but there are signs saying that those two can bite

You pay online $15.00 per car, that's your admission.

There is not a distillery at the farm.

You can do walk ins

$15 for parking and admission is free

The only reservations required is for parking. When booking the reservation you will need to include the number of people in your vehicle to complete the reservation.

They have a Halloween drive through going on now. You'll have to add your name to a waiting list however as most dates sold out in just a few days. They're trying to open up a few more days a week to accommodate more people.

No, but you can taste some draft for free.

No

No. You can only bring water.

I believe so but I'm not 100% sure. On their website they have a calendar of everything they're doing so maybe check that out

Anytime 😊

Yes, it is free admission. Parking is $15 though

No, but they give the tour in cars that look like trains, which means you do not walk much

Amanda Price, you may be able to use the wagon after you get off the train.

No. It opens May 3rd

Yes but visiting is limited in the winter. The breeding and training facility is noe at Warm Springs in Booneville, MO.

Right on grants trail. Which has a paved path that runs right by the entrance, and a few parking choices, the closest is across gravois.

They take cash and credit cards at the gate and inside the farm. You can also pay with cards at the milk station for the goats too.

This is what in their website -"CLOSED MONDAYS (Except Memorial Day May 28)"

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Grant’s Farm 2018 Schedule SPRING APRIL 14 - 22 Saturday and Sunday Only Saturday 9:00AM - 3:30PM Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM SUMMER APRIL 24 - AUGUST 26 CLOSED MONDAYS (Except Memorial Day May 28) Tuesday - Saturday 9:00AM - 3:30PM Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM CLOSED August 27, 28, 29, 30   FRIDAY EXTENDED HOURS MAY 25 - AUGUST 24 Friday 9:00AM - 9:00PM   FALL Open for Labor Day Mon. September 3, 9:00 am - 3:30 pm August 31 - November 4 Friday 9:30AM - 2:30PM Saturday and Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM *** Closed September 29th ***   HALLOWEEN OCTOBER 5, 6, 11,12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28 6:00PM - 9:00PM   Extended Hours on Fridays May 25 - Aug 24   Note: Times above reflect when park entrance is open. The park closes 90 minutes following the closure of the park entrance gate.  During Friday Extended Hours, the park closes at 9PM. During Halloween nights, the park closes at 10PM.  Grant's Farm     10501 Gravois Road     St. Louis, MO 63123

most likely it's the law now, call them, it's just a wonderful gem in SC

The park is free, but you can purchase a season parking pass. Go on their website and check out all of their offers!

For a car 12$

No although the trams through the park can transport you on your scooter or transport it for you when you ride on a regular seat.

Monkey was fired for stealing bananas.

Pay for parking on line.

There are 3 Tony's that work at Grant's Farm. Great music in biergarden

No

check with Grants Farm customer svc to see if special circumstances apply?

No the entire place is card only.

I'm not sure,but you can ask or go on line to see what foods are good for you.

The park is free to everyone but the cost of parking is $15 dollars per car not how many people are in the car.

No. It is strictly drive through and done.

No Parking at this time. It's a drive through. You stay in your car the whole time.

Yes you can, for their Halloween lights and their Christmas lights! It was $40.00 for Halloween not sure how much for the Christmas lights. We went to the Halloween event and it was really neat. I grew up going to Grant's Farm and just walking through it so this was the first time I was able to drive my vehicle through the park, to me it was worth it! But any other time like through the summer you will have to walk and ride the tram which is still awesome.

Yeah it was so fun, just watch out for the goats, they will jump on you if you put the bottle high

The park is closed for every day visiting. They are now open for holidays but I believe you will need to make a reservation. The park looks great I would definitely go.

Right

Not really

Not that I have heard

Grants farm is free to enter so you can leave and come back whenever you want to just have to pay for parking again if you parked in their lot.

Yes for parking

I don't remember seeing anyone using electric wheelchair.

Meals can be purchased inside the park, but if you'd like to bring your lunch you will have to return to your vehicle to eat it.

4 hours if the lines are long

A tram ride does still take you inside Grant's Farm. There have been many animals added to the tram tour and the inside of Grant's Farm. There are stables at the Biergarten which house horses to enjoy however, it is not the Clydesdales. They're housed in a seperate barn on the far side of the parking lot. Many animals to feed so bring cash!

Reservations are on the main picture of the website.

There is a tram that takes you from the parking area to the farm and the entire site is accessible - but it is a bring your own wheelchair setup.

Yes you can at their website. You only need to reserve a parking spot.

You just need a reservation for parking. You pay online and show them a qr code to park.

Only service dogs are allowed on the property.

No pet's allowed

I'm pretty sure they open at 9am

Kind of, you have to purchase a parking pass which gives you a timed arrival

No pets unless they are service animals

Their website has the best options for this

I believe you do need reservations due to covid.

Yes it's only a couple of bucks to feed the goats with bottles

Parking is $15 and general admission is free.

Don't worry about parking fees. It well worth it..

Tentative opening day is May 31st for the public, but first week of May they are supposed to do private group tours.

I hope they open soon

Probably the American Royal Parade. August Busch was a huge horse and carriage showman back in the day.

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The park is closed because of Covid-19, except for the Halloween drive thru which sold out.

No pumpkin patch at the farm. It's completely stay in your car drive thru. Very awesome

They are not. They are having a special events Thur - Sun at night in Oct for Halloween. You can go to the Grant's Farm website for information.

Yes open and Yes mask. You have to reserve time slots so call.

Yes

Not yet https://www.grantsfarm.com/

https://www.grantsfarm.com/

Yes

They still not have a day set but I will let everyone know when they do I live across from Grant's Farm

Who killed the elephants

No not yet but Grant's Trail is open, walking bike riding, running, jogging, beautiful day to do all the above. Have a wonderful day

Not yet

They are open May - October per their website. Their operating hours change seasonally during this time as well.

Not sure what you're speaking of...

The park is only open on the weekends during the day from 9:30 - 4:30. The Halloween festival begins for the month of October at 6 PM - 10 ON Thursday and Sunday and 6 - 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. Parking is $20 USD.

Yes private parties are available

There's cabins, suites, hotels, motels

Yup he's right

They are very helpful here and we didn't have Any lines over 2 or 3 minutes.

Admission is free. Parking is $15. Then certain activities in the farm cost. It's $1.50 to feed the goats, $1.50 to feed the parakeets, $6 for a camel ride if I remember correctly. There are a couple spots where you can purchase food to feed the animals out of a machine for fifty cents. They only take quarters. Food prices are similar to other area attractions, plan to spend between $7 and $12 dollars per person for a meal.

Goats mainly.

This time of year weekends are 9 to 5. Parking opens 30 minutes early and if you are smart, arrive 30 minutes before that. Parking waits can be as long as 30 minutes or more.

15$ to park...free to get in...great for kids under the age 12

15 dollars. Cash or Credit Card. No American Express.

9am to 5pm. 9am to 10pm Fridays

Cash onlyonly 15$ to get in

I know you can feed goats, sheep and parakeets. Wheelchair rentals are available for $5 according to their website.

They are open on Sundays

Pets are not allowed inside the park. Service dogs are allowed though.

They are open both tomorrow and Friday.

There are elk, deer, & even white elk which is rare

Yes, from 7p-10pm

Yes

If you are disabled then yes a scooter/rascal/wheelchair is permitted. Recreational scooters are not allowed

No I don't think so it's only $15 to park the farm is free

I believe so.

All parking is $15.

The fee is $15 per car. That fee gets you and your entire family that fits into your car, into the farm.

Yes

15usd

Yes, you can use your card.

Grants farm is a place where you can see all types of animals and learn about them. You can also feed animals like goats,cows,ect.

Yes free except for the parking

It's open daily but they are closed for the day

There are definitely areas where it is covered but you will get wet. At least a little bit

Once you park, the staff take everyone in on a very nice tram. You ride thru part of the farm and then walk thru the petting areas.

Beginning Monday 5/13 Grant's Farm will be open 9am-5pm on weekdays.

It just costs to park... and not sure how much for the carousel

The tram is free, along with entrance to the farm itself. The only cost is parking.

May 3rd they open at 9:00 a.m. and have extended hours that night until 10:00 p.m.

I think in the $5 range

No. It opens May 3rd

Opening day is May 3rd.

Yes they are open on Easter I just called there and talked to an employee. It's open from 9am to 7pm.

Like $ 12 dollars a car so fit as many as you can in your car its free to get in but you have to pay to park basically. But enjoy it's a great place

Bummer

Admission is free

9:00AM and you can tour the horse's to

They have alot of different animals elk deer goats and yes I believe llamas as well very amazing place to visit.

Free admission, just have to pay to park. $15 / $35 for RV's and Buses Season Pass $60 - Includes evening and Halloween

They are closed for the winter

It's free but parking is $10-20. And have money for food and feeding the goats

No, they are currently closed every day except tues from 2:30-3:30. Winter hours

Looks like a yes... they do rent stroller's, however, depending on the age and abilities of your children the cost may outweigh the benefits...or not.

No. Sorry. It's a farm for exotic animals. what kind of dog do you have and what's to do that you're getting rid of her and what area is she living in, I may be able to find someone to take her.

They also had bratwurst and sauerkraut 😊

You should check their website for current events before you go. Like any other amusement park, if it's closed for a special event they will advertise that for the event.

https://www.grantsfarm.com Their hours are listed on their website.

Private yours must be booked in advance. You will need to check the website for availability.

Yes ..

9:30-3:30 No reservations required

If you mean without a car, its free to enter the park.

Free to get in but parking isnt, its $13 i believe to park

Yes

No

Yes, there is the parking charge, but admission is free. Many of the activities have a charge. Definitely check the website to verify.

I believe they are till 3:30

Yes. My children, grandchildren, and I went and had a very enjoyable time.

I watched them tell someone they had to leave their collapsible wagon at the tram station, we took our small stroller in.

I know there are regular wheelchairs, I didn't see any electric or motorized versions, there are some hills so someone who is disabled would probably need some help unless they are a very very strong person that can get up at decent Hill on their own

They have wheelchairs.

Nope. They have enough animals already. They don't need more scaring the ones they already have

$13 per car

Only 13.00 for parking. Entry is free.

13 no reservations

Parking was around $15.00. If you want to feed the goats, or a ride the carousel it costs a few bucks, but they have a fun card they you buy for $6 and you get a snow cone, carousel ride and to feed the goats twice.

Its free to get in BUT you can buy a pass for around $7-8 per person. You get to feed the goats, snocone, carousel, feed the birds. Then you can pay to ride the camal or horse

I just asked and they said atthe grants station Thx tho

No

Yes

Closed

Nope. They haven't sold out yet.

Not that I noticed.

No, not for small groups or individual families, but I would suggest calling ahead for larger groups.

The eagles are not tied to the perch. They are injured from the bird sanctuary and would be moved if in harms way

Service animals only.

They roll the stroller to the front of the tram for storage while you hold the baby.

They have ramps to get it on and off the tram they'll be no issues if you are unable to transfer you can even stay in your chair as you ride the tram

I do not believe so do the factors with all the animals train rides children and shows

They have A sign that says no outside food or drinks , but we did they don't check

Admission is free but parking is not. Unless you park somewhere along grant's trail then you can walk, bike, or skate, then it's all free.

Summer Hours for Grant's Farm: SUMMER APRIL 24 - AUGUST 26 CLOSED MONDAYS (Except Memorial Day May 28) Tuesday - Saturday 9:00AM - 3:30PM Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM CLOSED August 27, 28, 29, 30

There are cows in the pasture area but no milking. You can feed the baby goats bottles.

Is there a charge for the train ride at grants farm

They do have an area with picnic tables by the Clydesdales in the lot. With the tram ride and animals not sure what they allow inside.

$ 14 per car

Each adult can choose two free beers . The selections are a little different each day. They are all made by Budweiser, of course.

It's $45 for season parking, if you buy at the farm the parking paid for the day is deducted. Admission is free.

Open on Mother's day. Free to enter, parking is $13.00

They do

LOOK on the website Google Grant's Farm

Not until April

After the elephant show they bring one out, but you cannot touch or feed them.

Closed until April

April

No, they are closed till April

No

Last day open was Oct 29th

No

Yes

Their website has very detailed information on their seasonal hours of operation. The previous answers are correct. They're open Fridays and on weekends

FALL SEPTEMBER 1 - OCTOBER 29 Friday 9:30AM - 2:30PM Saturday and Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM OPEN September 4 (Labor Day) CLOSED September 30 HALLOWEEN OCTOBER 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29 6:00PM - 9:00PM

Grant’s Farm 2017 Schedule SPRING APRIL 15 - 23 Saturday and Sunday Only Saturday 9:00AM - 3:30PM Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM SUMMER APRIL 25 - AUGUST 27 Tuesday - Saturday 9:00AM - 3:30PM Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM OPEN July 3 (Fourth of July Monday) CLOSED August 20, 28, 29, 30, 31   FRIDAY EXTENDED HOURS MAY 26 - AUGUST 26 Friday 9:00AM - 8:00PM   FALL SEPTEMBER 1 - OCTOBER 29 Friday 9:30AM - 2:30PM Saturday and Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM OPEN September 4 (Labor Day) CLOSED September 30 HALLOWEEN OCTOBER 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29 6:00PM - 9:00PM

9:30am

Elizabeth is absolutely correct. There are more at the Grant's farm location, naturally.

FALL SEPTEMBER 1 - OCTOBER 29 Friday 9:30AM - 2:30PM Saturday and Sunday 9:30AM - 3:30PM OPEN September 4 (Labor Day) CLOSED September 30 HALLOWEEN OCTOBER 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29 6:00PM - 9:00PM

$12/car

No reservations unless you are having a private party

Second that. Haven't checked anything since my visit but definitely call ahead, just in case.

Weekends only till Halloween then they are closed

Sept 1-Oct 29 hours are Fri 9:30-2:30 Sat & Sun 9:30-3:30

No admission but you have to pay for parking

I agree about 30min

Go to website because the October schedule is limited.

Tram is free, you pay for parking, check out the horses in front of the parking area. Walk back to where you drove in & cross the road. Then you just pay for souveniers and food.

Yes lots of info about the history of the place involving presidents and the civil war

I paid $12. And for buses, it's $30.

We went early on a Saturday and basically had no waits for anything

If you are having a group event you may want to call ahead to procure tables. There is also a space you can reserve for birthday parties. You do not need a reservation for a normal visit.

$12 to park, admission free

There are a few

For private parties otherwise first come first served