Farm Country

Stephen Graham

Fun for the kids. At 4:00 they get to help milk the cow. They love riding the ponies.

Fabiana Wells

Tons of fun for the littles!

Aimee Savage

Update 2022: Still love this farm, but the pony ride seems to be lacking. You can always expect to wait at least 20-30 minutes, no matter the time of day - which is a long time to wait with a young toddler, especially in the heat. I feel like the lines would go quicker if they filled in the horses better. My daughter is tiny & not quite 2 years old, so she'd obviously be perfect for the small ponies, but we always watch several rides go with those ponies open, or just rides with open horses in general. If there is a reason for it, such as the horses needing a break, that's understandable. But otherwise they could do a better job of asking for single riders. After weekly visits to this farm, I've also found a lot of the employees to not be the most friendly/warm. They seem to care more about following rules than about the individual - for example, caring about pre-purchased tickets if the farm isn't even busy & there's only 2 of us. Also recently experienced them making us stand out in the downpour of rain without an umbrella because we weren't allowed to line up under the awning for the pony rides. Also, as others said, the animals don't seem to be in the happiest of states - the duck pond is especially disgusting - and there are definitely some very stinky parts of the farm. But it is a farm so some stink & poop is expected. Just hard to balance the mix of running a farm and having kids & visitors running around. Definitely a small farm, but still impressive nonetheless. Perfect variety of animals for toddlers with an included tractor & pony ride. The play area could definitely be bigger and improved but it's not their priority, which is understandable, since it's a working farm. I'd say you get your money's worth though.

William Zuniga

Amazing place for the family