My husband and I stayed here at the Tate house for a long weekend. This 100 year old sharecroppers…read morehouse is beautifully renovated to include high end appliances but still has the look and feel of an old farm house. The bed was amazing, it felt like HOME!!! Everything is so well thought out to make your visit a relaxing time. There's a barn ( that would make a fantasy wedding venue) that you can hang out in. We grilled burgers with friends and had the best time enjoying the quiet of the country. These houses are just a few minutes from Memphis but when you're there it is so serene, a fantastic place to decompress from the hustle of the world. Charlie and Emily are the owners and the best hosts!! I just can't say enough about the southern hospitality. If you want to get away from it all, this is the place to do it!!

Kids loved it, went a couple years ago but don't remember sloths which they have now. The camels…read morewill take your whole feed bucket so watch out!

It is def a good experience to do at least once. The animals can get a bit aggressive and would…read morepeck at my window for food. The drive around was pretty long. Wish they had a better brochure to showcase the trail and pictures of the animals so we know what we are looking at. Reasonably priced as well

I visited Menagerie Farm with my son on a school trip last month. My review below:…read more - Location: Pretty out there if you live in areas like Bartlett. It's all the way in Collierville so expect to get there in 45min - 1hr. It was also difficult to locate b/c it was a in a residential subdivision/neighborhood. I was luckily behind the school bus and was able to follow them; otherwise, I would have missed it 10x. - Price: Meh...it was like $15.00/kid & $5.00/chaperon through the school; however, when we got there they were also charging $2.00 for parking which was not disclosed (school's fault). Luckily, I had cash; otherwise, not sure what other options I would have had. - Farm: Really there wasn't much other than chickens running around, a few goats to feed, a lake with catfish to feed, and a tractor and train that drove you around for a few minutes. We really didn't get to see any other animals but from far. Overall - go to the Memphis Zoo :)

My daughter has now gone to camp here two years in a row. The property is gorgeous and there is so…read moremuch for kids to do. They have lots adorable and friendly animals that are well cared for. It's well organized and my daughter always has an absolute blast. It's well worth the 2 hours of driving a day to take her to and from during her camp week. Every complaint I've seen have seen about this facility has been in regards to the animals that reside there doing as they please. Please keep in mind that is their home. They live there. It's a FARM. Don't schedule your kids events at a farm if you're not willing to share space with the animals that live there. Isn't that the whole point in going there? It wouldn't be what it is if all of the animals were all locked in cages. I personally love going there and seeing all of these animals running around live their best life and being well loved by the owners.

This is the hardest working family oriented business. They go above and beyond to have the best…read moreproduce. Prices are very good because you are buying directly from the source. I recommend very highly.