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What you should know

Visitor tip Pay extra to enter the goat enclosure for a more interactive experience, but don't bring food inside as the goats will swarm you. This upgrade is worth the cost according to visitors who spent 3+ hours enjoying hands-on interactions.
Best time Visit on cooler days (fall/winter/spring rather than summer) as animals may show signs of heat stress and there is minimal shade for visitors. One reviewer noted animals looked hot on a 78-degree day.
Visitor tip Bring young children on Saturday or Sunday when special events are scheduled, and note that hand-washing stations are available throughout. Staff supervision in animal areas could be improved, so actively supervise children, especially in the goat enclosure where they could be knocked over.

Quick Facts

Type
Petting Zoo & Farm
Highlights
Animal exhibits, BunnyLand, tropical gardens, gem mining
Special Feature
VIP annual pass with unlimited admissions

What visitors say

I brought my 12 yo daughter and a few of her friends here for the afternoon on Saturday and they had a BLAST. There was some confusion on pricing as the website is in the middle of being updated and when we called in there was an…
This was our first and last visit to this farm, I was expecting more I guess from the photos on their website. We spent $41 for two young children and an adult, which included one small cup of animal pellets per child. We did make it…
Great place to have a birthday party for young kids! (They also have weddings here) The kids love the bouncy inflatable. Go carts (peddle) Pony rides $10 Goats, miniature ponies, rabbits, chickens, ducks, donkey & a pyrenees dog.

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