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    Almond Farm

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    9 months ago

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    2 years ago

    Love going here for their fall festival. They do a tractor drop candy and there is plenty to do for kids all ages!

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    Midland Farms

    Midland Farms

    4.5
    (8 reviews)

    This is one of those cherished local secrets- a real 'mom & pop' family fun place…read more It's a gem in our area offering homegrown treasures & experiences for all ages at a modest price. I've shopped at their country store a few times for good, hard-to-find items & gifts- their goat milk soap is award-winning. Went to the 2024 fall festival to play & pick pumpkins. (Writing this ahead of our upcoming festival visit and hoping for the same unique tasty apple cider slushy.) Anyway, I don't remember doing much pumpkin-picking but what stood out was the vibe-- starting with a sweet hayride in from the parking lot, through a forest, & out to a larger festival zone. Most workers were happy to be there (& it shows). We felt welcome- even tho we were there at the last event wknd & towards the very end of a hot day. Ambiance: I like that we were allowed to look and linger, shoot hoops, all kinds of stuff. Just mellow fun. (I shot hoops 'against' a little kid there with her granny- won't tell you who won.) There are several places to take selfies and pictures, & just celebrate Fall. We don't have small kids (pumpkin picking here was more for them I feel) but we had a blast enjoying all that was available with basic admission. To sum up: Played games, shopped, & visited with animals- including attempted feeding of friendly baby turkeys- which was a little tough-- long story. Loved meeting the little pony named 'Flapjack'? (Note: it wasn't roller coaster rides or turbo-charged pumpkin cannons- but that's not what we expected or wanted.) I liked that we could see other couples & many families making memories (& likely traditions) together. Looking forward to my visit on Saturday- I'll update with more pics. (And a pic of that slushy!) Highly recommend.

    One of the closest farm attraction to the city that's actually a farm! I enjoy going on days that…read morenothing in particular is happening just to shop and see the animals hanging out.

    Hunter Farm

    Hunter Farm

    4.0
    (23 reviews)

    Super fun experience at the pumpkin patch!!! We visited on the Saturday morning before Halloween…read moreand it wasn't too packed at all!! We had fun. There is a big parking lot- but be careful, the driveway to get in is really narrow and only one car fits through at a time. There is no admission fee and it is free to walk around. You also don't need reservations. There is cornhole, picnic tables to sit at, a gift shop with local good slike honey and apples, a coffee truck, a lemonade truck and popcorn for sale. There are pumpkins everywhere of different shapes and sizes available for purchase in addition to gourds and mums. We bought a mum and it was $15. There are plenty of photo opportunities and a garden to walk around in. There is also a lot of space for kids to run around in. For an additional fee, there is a wagon ride you can take that will take you to see farm animals but we didn't do this. All in all, not as many activities in my opinion as some of the other pumpkin patches around town, but I did like how close it is to town compared to some of the other pumpkin patch options and it was super cute! The staff was all really nice too!

    I've been visiting here ever since I can remember as a child on field trips and it has always been…read moreenjoyable. I love that it is family owned and they always make it seem like you're family too while visiting. This year, my family went to pick strawberries a few months ago and it was a blast. We were shown where to pick them and to leave a flag of where we left off. The experience was so much fun and I would totally go back next season. The strawberries are delicious and I look forward to visiting during the fall for the pumpkin picking. They always make it such an enjoyable experience for both older and younger families.

    Why Not An American Ark

    Why Not An American Ark

    4.4
    (7 reviews)

    This place was casually recommended to me by a friend, and I'm so happy we finally went and got to…read moreexperience it for ourselves. Today me and my bestie took our kids to this petting zoo/farm. The parking was ample, the property was stunning, it's absolutely not like a zoo in the best way possible, all of these animals are incredibly happy-looking and thriving! We really were impressed by the "enjoy at your own pace vibe of the place",it's nothing fancy at all...it's a simple farm with beautiful scenery, no frills or fancy anything, which again, I think makes these animals feel safe and happy and like they're at home, not just entertainment for people to pay and come see. There are lots of dogs on the farm, they're all friendly and so social! There's everything from camels to zebras, llamas, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits, horses, ponies, turkeys, pigeons, peacocks, etc!!! I mean the list really goes on. There's even cows and pigs, too!!! Honestly, this place was just beautiful and we can't wait to come back!! Our kids had a blast, it's cheaper to use cash here instead of card, there's no food, so pack snacks and a picnic and plenty of water. There is a pretty clean porta potty near the check in desk where you get a map and buy tickets, and then a sink outside of it as well, picnic tables, a playground, etc.

    We had an awesome experience visiting to see the animals and horse ride, awesome customer service…read moreand recommend checking them out! Didn't get pictures of the other animals but they do have more!

    Cotton Bean Goat Farm

    Cotton Bean Goat Farm

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    ‼WARNING‼ (Neglected goats) Last Saturday I took a trip from Ga-Nc for two goats. The seller…read morecontacted my through this group here under the name Stacey carlisle. Stacey stated that the 2 year old mother and 10-12 week old baby were in good health and never had any Heath concerns or issues present or past. Well upon arrival we see tons of goats and but everything looks ok until we seen their farm dog with feces, and who knows what all mad and threw its long fluffy hair and coat.then we walked into the MN pen and there was a very large amount of goats all together in a rather small area sitting on a saturated pile of old hay the oder, of feces was strong but expected with that amount of animals present. I did have to bring my bottle 2 week old baby with me and was holding her the whole time so when the husband "Jason carlisle" found the goats i heard some coughing and sneezing but figured it was just allergies and baby's feeding. But immediately upon my father, picking up the baby. he heard raspy breathing and asked Jason "why?" We got fast response that she just choked on the bottle that morning but about 1hr into our dive she was coughing a lot and started to have some mucus in her nose. When we told Jason he simply said I can just bring her back but at that point that was a 2 hr turn turn around into our 7 hr drive and we were told she's in health so we continued on and didn't get home untill the night and she never stopped coughing. they were penned fed and watered but I noticed old poop matted to the baby's fur and tail. So next morning I cleaned them up cut out the poop and took the baby to the Vet where she had to stay 4 days for pneumonia of the right lung and high parasite loads of 5 different parasites !! As well as being anemic Due to this news the mom was also examined and at 2 years of age was only 45 pounds loaded with all the same parasites but at extreme levels. The sellers refunded me the cost of the baby, but I warned them about their herds condition with no acknowledgment or reply. I highly recommend not supporting this farm

    Such a fun experience! No shortage of baby goats. It was fun to get away from the city and spend…read moresome time on the farm! Owners and workers were extremely friendly and answered all of our questions. Would highly recommend!!

    Hodges Family Farm

    Hodges Family Farm

    4.4
    (50 reviews)

    This was my first time here and it was super cute. I came with my fiance and we quickly realized…read morethis farm is a great place to bring kiddos so they can experience a fun fall festival environment. As for us adult kids it wasn't as exciting. There's lots of activities, photo opps and pumpkins to peruse. But in comparison to another spot we've been to we felt like there were some options missing for us personally. This isn't a knock to Hodges, just a personal preference. Now, if you have family in town and kiddos in tow this place is PERFECT! I would definitely recommend it for a fun fall time. Parking was easy, even on a super busy Saturday. There's plenty of signage so you know what's going on in all areas. The animals were pretty cool inside the barn too.

    We went back this year around the same time but instead of a weekday we went on a Sunday. There was…read morea much bigger crowd but there lots of parking. Still lots of photo opps all around the farm. We were able to do participate in some new things since it was the weekend; like their Hayrides/Tractor Ride. The line was never not long but it was something to do. The ride itself is about 15 minutes and takes you around the farm. We grabbed some popcorn before getting on it though. It's freshly popped and so delicious! We also go to visit the petting area and feed some of the goats, sheep, cows and rabbits. Our toddlers had a blast! Good family fun for the fall season. && I got a funnel cake before we left (topping choices powder sugar, Carmel, chocolate, and strawberry syrup). The wind made it colder on the pumpkin side of the farm and unfortunately they didn't have warm apple cider. I expected them to have something warm that kids could drink (non coffee). Tips: Bring a blanket for inside the wagon. Don't wear your nice shoes. Bring a tripod or stand for photos.

    Almond Farm - attractionfarms - Updated August 2026

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