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Location
Visitor tip
Book 'Backstage at the Farm' training sessions and feeding times in advance through the Reservations page, as tours operate by appointment only and availability is limited
Visitor tip
Request a tour with owner Cynthia if possible—she shares engaging farm history and personal stories from her childhood that significantly enhance the educational and emotional value of the visit
Visitor tip
Bring well-behaved pets if desired; the farm is pet-friendly and animals are accustomed to friendly dog interactions, making it a unique experience for elderly or anxious pets
Quick Facts
- Type
- Agritourism Farm
- Location
- Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Highlights
- Rare livestock breeds, clicker-trained animals, heritage breeds, native gardens
- Experience
- Tours and backstage training sessions by appointment
What visitors say
We visited Mae Farm today and had a wonderful time! Mrs. Cynthia showed us around, shared the history of the farm and even some stories she remembered from her childhood. It was such a blessing to visit with her, see the beautiful farm…
Great experience. I took my son and nephew here. They absolutely loved it. We fed the animals and got to check for eggs in the chicken coop. Took about 30-ish min. For the tour. We will definitely be back!
This is one of the most wholesome hidden gems in Fayetteville. Cynthia let me bring my beloved elderly dog to come and mingle with her horses and it was just the best time. Her horses are obviously so very loved and were so friendly and…
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Did You Know?
- Mae Farm specializes in rare livestock breeds including Caspian horses (two on-site), which are one of the oldest and smallest horse breeds in the world, alongside miniature horses and heritage Baby Doll Southdown lambs
- The farm uses clicker training methods to train all animals, making them friendly and interactive for visitor experiences during feeding times and 'Backstage at the Farm' training sessions
- Heritage Baby Doll Southdown lambs and white wedding pigeons were recently added to the farm collection in May and June respectively, indicating active animal acquisition and breeding programs
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