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Carriage Shack Farm

4.5 (48 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Kelly P.

We hired them for a small petting zoo for my grandson's second birthday. The setup was perfect - they put up a pop up for shade, a fence to keep the animals in and food and water for the animals. The staff is so kind and informative and you see the care and respect they have for the animals. Such great examples for little ones. It was a so much fun, a wonderful hands on experience, and my grandson absolutely loved it. Highly recommend.

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Brought my grand daughter Millie! We loved it! Lots of animals to feed and pet and ride ( pony) lots of fun- totally recommend visiting here

Anne H.

I took the kids I care for on a trip to the Carriage Shack Farm and we had the best time! It's on a quiet road, tucked down a dirt/gravel drive. It has that real authentic farm feel (without the farm smell!) The other families that were there brought children who didn't look much older than 5 or 6 years old. My kids are 9, 11 & 13. Even though petting farms are typically for a younger crowd, my kids really enjoyed themselves. This farm has a ton of animals. We got to see pigs, sheep, llamas, pigs, turkeys, ponies, steers, hens, ducks, peacocks, turtles, tortoises, bunnies, goats, geese, and quite the variety of chickens. The animals are housed near each other so the walking is minimal. All of the animals are well mannered here! (I've been to my share of petting zoos with unfriendly animals and getting nipped when you're interacting is not a fun experience). We got to go inside the goat pen and pet them up close. The kids got to go inside the pen that holds the bunnies and pet them. This is a family owned farm and there were plenty of people around to answer questions about the animals and show us where to go. They were nice and we learned some new things. The people working there stayed close by, but not so close that we felt like we were being hovered over. The $5 a person entrance fee includes a tractor ride and rope demonstration. The kids each got to make some rope to take home. The tractor ride is covered, and I enjoyed the ride in the shade. It cost extra to go on a pony ride ($4 each) and feed the animals ($1 for two cones of feed). The younger 2 went on the pony ride and loved it. We all fed the animals and I have to admit, it really was fun. It was a little awkward when I paid for the activities. I'm so use to being bluntly asked for money the second I go anywhere. The people here are more laid back They have popcorn and water available for purchase, as well as fresh eggs. You can also preorder your thanksgiving turkey. While we were walking around the farm, we got to see the turkeys that would become food come November. I thought it would be at least a little traumatizing (pardon me being a vegetarian). The kids were unfazed. It is a working farm and they got a better understanding of where their food comes from. They also have a well "like in the olden days" as one of my kids described. It's low to the ground and the kids got to pump the lever to make the water come out. They were all fascinated by the well and spent about 15 minutes playing with it (The water is recycled through the apparatus, so they could play with it all they wanted without wasting water.) I gave this farm 5 stars because as an adult I had a great time and would definitely go back.

Meridith H.

Adorable family run farm. Everyone is beyond friendly. There are so many animals to see and pet including ducks, chickens, goats, mini horses, baby emus, alpacas, bunnies and a pot bellied pig. Great way to spend an afternoon!

Donna P.

This is the most amazing place to visit whether just to stop by to see the animals or have a birthday party. These people work so hard to make you feel comfortable and welcome. My grandchildren love going there and pet the animals and have a ride on the wagon. They always have popcorn and during holidays ( I was there for Easter and Christmas) my grandchildren got to have there pictures taken with the Easter bunny and Santa. I highly recommend this family run farm.

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Tawny M.

We went with family friends and the kids had a lot of fun. It's a nice, relaxing place that has a lot to do in a small space... carriage ride, horse ride, lots of animals to pet, a picnic area, AND they sell fresh eggs, which we bought! It was a perfect way to spend the morning. There were always a few people right nearby who work there, and they were all very friendly and seemed very dedicated to the animals. The animals themselves were very comfortable with people, and they have a funny ox who actually poses when he sees a phone coming out for a selfie!

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Super nice. We loved it. Very kind staff. Animals well kept and good variety. Also has a nice little gift shop.

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This place is awesome. I recommend it highly. My wife and I learn so much about animals. The staff is so friendly.

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