Redmond Petting Farm

MaryBee Roland

This is truly one of the best educational visits to a farm that my little boys have ever had. Tenley is amazing, kind, and patient with the children. She let my little ones spend quality time with the animals and answered all of their questions. First we had the pleasure of meeting Maui a young little friendly goat with her siblings. I fell in love with Spit Fire one of the farms friendly horses. There is a camel that loved his treats, which the kids were allowed to feed. We were able to meet two donkeys, a sheep, ducks, chickens, horses, a cow, a chinchilla, a bunny, a hedge hog, cat, and goats. This a very informative, relaxed, and hands on tour. This is an operational farm so wear boots. You will can and most likely will get dirty but this is part of the experience. Hand washing is at the end of the tour :) Thanks to Tenley my children have a much better understanding of the farm and the wonderful animals within. I would recommend this tour to everyone.

Toaster Spoon

close encounter tour with the animal's. I reserved a private tour for my BF and me. We both can agree we had a great time. My favorite was petting the whimsical baby goats. As soon as we walked into their pin they quickly warmed up to us and weren't shy about wanting their heads scratched. I highly reccomend this as a family adventure for kids or a cute date. It is a farm, so be prepared for animal poop and lots of mud. I suggest wearing hiking boots or sturdy shoes. And bring a spare for after the tour (it'll save ur your cars interior).

Richard Todd

Interesting, but quite small. Visit was a personal tour of the animals, with some petting allowed. Nice enough way to spend an hour.

Stephanie Norby

This place is a Hidden Gem! Lots of different animals to interact with. They even have a camel! Cutest little goat that followed us around. Fun weekend activity to take the kids to!