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    Abma's Farm

    4.1 (201 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Notice the goat on the bridge over head.
    Paul S.

    Small but fun enough for the kids. Ended up lapping the place 4 times but the kids were unsuspecting. Do it if you're in the area.

    Jerry K.

    A little bit of everything at this fun location. You're either coming here for the petting zoo and finding out there is also a farmer's market, or you're here for a farmer's market and finding out there is also a petting zoo. Either way, everyone's a winner. The petting zoo is much larger than others in the area, giving the pets and the customers a lot of space to roam around. You can buy your tickets online, or with the QR code on site, or with cash at the booth located at the zoo entrance at the top of the hill past the upper parking lot. The farmers market provides amazingly fresh produce, fruits, veggies, baked goods, and a pre-made food selection. You can order a fresh sandwich, sides and soup. A delicious bonus. Somethings look out for include sparce parking at the top of the hill where the farmers market is, but plenty further down and towards the greenhouse. Also seating to eat is located in the back past checkout in the playground area that is also lacking a number of tables, but make meeting new people an experience when sharing seating. A fun adventure rolled into one location.

    Raina

    It was super cute!! Went with my dad and there wasn't really that many people there we went on a Wednesday around 4 o'clock, but overall the animals were adorable. I loved the feeding bucket. All the animals were so cute!!

    The Critical J.

    PROS: this place was amazing! Fresh food that's locally grown/made, petting zoo, staff is friendly, loads of parking, good prices, great hours CONS: on a Friday afternoon the petting zoo was closed despite all the animals out and no snow on the ground OVERALL: I will absolutely come back here with friends! As long as my friends and I aren't looking to play with the animals

    Eduardo C.

    Abma's Farm is a great family-friendly spot with lots to explore--from a $5 petting zoo to a produce and meat market, bakery, and ready-to-go meals. The lower level has a charming floral and garden center, but most of the action is up top, where there's plenty of parking. We loved visiting the animals, though some of the signs felt a bit aggressive--maybe due to past carrot incidents? Overall, a fun experience I'd come back for, but the cookies were a miss. The coconut pecan ones tasted a bit old.

    Kathleen N.

    I've been coming here since my sons were little and now with my grandchildren. A great experience any time of the year but especially pumpkin picking. Do not miss the farm animals or the cider donuts!

    Alpaca!
    Lailah J.

    We love the sweet little petting zoo here! It's well maintained, with clean and spacious enclosures for the animals - homes that are adorably and lovingly constructed, like the "three little pigs" pens, or the "golden goat bridge" leading to a gazebo. There are goats and goat babies, alpacas, bunnies, chickies, ducks, cows, and ponies. You can buy a bucket of pellets ($8 but refillable for $3) or carrot tops to feed some of the animals. While here I like to pick up some farm fresh eggs and baked goods. The carrot cake is amazing! So moist and delicious. The market has fresh produce, groceries, cider donuts, coffee, plants and herbs, prepared foods, seasonal gifts & goods, and more.

    The friendliest pony and I

    my mother and I had the best experience, family owned farm and the family is wonderful and welcoming. what a cool sensory experience all the animal nosy feel surreal, the animals were all friendly as well, we got up close and personal. beautiful land where the animals are treated with great care, will definitely be back.

    Diane C.

    9/23/23: We stopped in Abma's. Abma's has a wonderful variety of plants, vegetables and baked goods. The farm has 2 Levels: - Main Level - Wonderful plants and containers. - Upper Level- Baked goods, Vegetables, Tomasello Vineyards Wine Bar and Petting Zoo. You can either walk up or drive to the upper level. We did purchase a bag of cider donuts. They were good, but a little too sweet for my taste. In addition, we did stop in Tomasello Wine bar to sample a flight. Portajohns are the only bathroom facilities. Surprisingly, they were very clean. Parking is available on the lower and upper levels at Abma's Farm.

    Splendor!
    Esther V.

    It was my 1st time at the Farm. Their pick your own bouquet event was a great way to start the day. There was a beautiful, healthy, and vast selection of flowers in the field. Bring your own cutting shears, gloves & wear closed shoes as you're walking in between rows of plantings. The young lady at check-in was helpful & knowledgeable. It was a gorgeous morning. I highly recommend this activity to brighten up your day.

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    The staff is always friendly and helpful, and I love supporting a 4th generation family farm so close to home.

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    Amazing family! Delicious desserts. Super friendly. Perfect place to take the family for seasonal fun activity.

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    Ask the Community - Abma's Farm

    I have an adult daughter who uses a walker. Are these areas wheelchair/walker accessable?

    I remember it is a little hilly but I don't think there were steps. You should call them to verify

    Can you bring a stroller?

    Hello, yes our farm is stroller friendly. If you are taking the hayride to the pumpkin patch, a stroller is not allowed on but you may park it in the loading area.

    Is this a dog friendly place?

    Hi Cher! Unfortunately we do not allow animals on the premises except for service animals.

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    Review Highlights - Abma's Farm

    “I shop at the Farm Market every few weeks to stock up on fresh eggs and chicken, veggies, cheese, and baked goods.”

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