The Farm is an easy way to spend 2-3 hours outside. The admission rate has increased since the renovation. You can purchase bags of food for the animals. My kids really liked feeding the animals, milking a cow, riding the train, and the playground. It does get hot, so I recommend bringing water bottles. read more

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Came here on a Tuesday. We have a 6, 5 and 1 year old who all thoroughly loved it! Lots to see, we enjoyed seeing all the animals and being able to pet them too. The playground was fun for the kids. My 5 year old was so excited to ride a pony. read more

This place is pretty fun for young kids. It's small and you go through the whole thing pretty quickly. They do have a train that's fun and included in your ticket. read more

Curiosity Farms - Farms Near Me - Lehi, Utah

Waste of time and money. The whole thing is under renovation. They should just let people in free until it gets finished in June. Workers are very nice although it's gotta be frustrating for them to offer such limited services. No disclosure either. They don't tell you before you go in that it's mostly closed down read more

We got the Thanksgiving Point pass this year and have been loving being able to spend an hour or so visiting here! My kids are 2 yrs & 3.5 yrs and they love riding the ponies and walking around seeing all the animals; chickens, cows, pigs, geese, ducks, goats. They have a small area inside that has a few small things to play with; I would think that only kids 5 & younger would be interested in that area. They also have a "hayride" that goes in a little circle around the farm area. They have seat areas sectioned off to meet the COVID-19 restrictions so there are only about 3-4 families that go on the drive at a time which is nice because you don't feel crowded. It would be awesome if they added a slide or some more interactive activities to this section, but the main draw for this area is seeing the animals. read more

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We are Thanksgiving Point members and love the area, but Farm Country leaves much to be desired. It is run down and dirty, and when we visited in the Spring, there was mud everywhere. The animal enclosures are small and just bare patches of dirt that don't provide much comfort for the farm animals. The boys enjoyed the pony ride, but that was the only highlight of our short visit. read more

Their new preschool field trip polices are so frustrating! They no longer allow any preschool field trips to any of their venues from March to May. They left us one week in August and September. Who wants to do a field trip the farm in the winter? So annoying! read more

My kids like coming here and seeing the animals. They love the Pony Ride and the hay ride. Right now it's cold and a lot of it is outside so we have to make sure the kids are bundled. It's a good place that is close for the kids to get out some of the wiggles. They also do a good job with trying to keep people apart. They also have a cow that you can milk at certain times throughout the day. I have never done that so I passed. It's a fun part of the Thanksgiving point membership. read more

We went here with some family Tuesday night, you have to reserve your tickets online beforehand for the selected time if you go on their Super $3 Tuesdays. We parked on the south side of the red barn that's right east of the farm country, there were plenty of spots. I noticed that there was plenty of parking north of the farm country in the dirt where they do Cornbellies or even at the Holden Glass blowing studio as well which might be closer. I usually buy $1 popcorn to snack on but we had popcorn earlier so I didn't bother buying more. You can also purchase animal feed bags for $1 at the front desk. We got 2 which I think was plenty since not all of my 3 kids like feeding the animals out of their hands but all of them enjoy me feeding the animals to get a closer look. I was surprised my 3 year old was too scared to feed the animals out of his hand but one of my 1.5 year olds was brave enough to feed the sheep and alpaca with her hand. It's a fun experience to walk around seeing the different farm animals. They also had some adorable baby pigs! My kids enjoyed the playroom on the far west side that had toys and fake animals you can groom and feed. We always go for the tractor ride to see the horses and ponies out in the fields. It started raining pretty good so we skipped over the animals on the north side. My kids also weren't interested in doing a pony ride so we just ended up going home. You do get one free pony ride with each child ticket purchased. The line was too long for me to try and convince my 3 year old to give it a try. read more

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How are there not more 5 star reviews??? We love this place. My 3 year old is obsessed with horses. We come to farm country every chance we get on the weekends and we love to bring our out of town family here when they come visit. The staff is friendly and so are the animals. I think Farm country is definitely geared at younger kids. My older kids lost interest after the first 30 times we came read more

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Going to the farm is so much fun, especially in the spring. Spring means babies!! While this trip didn't have too many babies yet, lots of pregnant goats and sheep though, we did get to see 1 day old goats. I tried to take one home and it didn't go over well. Lol. There were goats, sheep, cows, horses, ducks, chickens and pigs. Pony rides and tractor rides too. Farm country is so fun. read more

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This is the cheapest of the Thanksgiving Point attractions, but for the price, it makes a decent afternoon out of the house. The pony ride is a good length of a ride, which means the line moves a little slow, but it does hold 6 riders at a time. They have duck feeding, goats, donkey, cows, ponies chickens, and other animals to see and pet. There is a carriage ride that takes you around the farm country property and a small play area for kids. In my opinion of coming here over the last 15 years, it would be nice to see a little more to it - like a outdoor playground or something, just to give it a little more appeal. read more

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Not really what was advertised on their website. There are no real interactive parts about how to take care of a farm. Website said that they show you how to milk a cow and slop the pigs but that wasn't the case. Lots of animals to see and pet though. Bunnies, cows, pigs, chickens, peacocks, goats, alpacas, and a very loud donkey read more

Came here on my last winter friends trip to Utah and we had no idea what to expect. It was hella cold but we stuck it out anyway. I remember it being a weird price just to be able to walk around and see some creatures but hey, I do love my creatures so it was no biggy. Animals seemed to be doing well but some did seem a bit cold in that brick Utah winter air. Overall it seemed like a cute spot and probably better for little kids in the warm months read more

They were rated as having the best mocha in town - I believe it. Their mocha was 'decadent' as their description says - I had 2 shots of espresso in mine, and it tasted like a chocolate-y (but not that overly sweet or overwhelming) mixture with the strongness of the espresso. Mmm. Have it with their pricy chocolate-dipped Rice Krispie treat, and it's quite a divine dessert. They have a 2-hour limit on their 'free' wireless with purchase, but if you ask nicely (and tip well), the staff will be more proned in giving you another replacement wireless card. Parking can be a pain, but if you go there on Sundays, there are some spots you can grab about a block away past the bridge (and free). +mocha :D +chocolate-diped Rice Krispie treat read more

If you avoid 2 buck Tuesday then this place gets 5 stars! The kids loved spending the morning here. There are plenty of animals to feed, indoor areas to play and explore, pony rides, and a wagon ride. Make sure you brings quarters to feed the animals and maybe a baggie or small cup to hold the food so it doesn't all end up on the ground before you get to them! read more

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Great place to go, especially if you have a Thanksgiving Point membership. My daughter loves to run around and see all the animals, as well as ride the ponies over and over and over. Bring some quarters to buy food to feed the horses, donkeys and cows. read more

Alright, I hated this experience personally but it is GREAT for the kids. I'm just not into farm animals and such, if you know what I mean. But the kids loved seeing the animals, and the facility is quite nice (including the cafe area). Good value for a couple hours of entertaining your children. read more

So, it happened that I purchased a membership to the Thanksgiving Point museums. And with that membership, the farm was included. Because I am a regular at TP it has now become worthwhile visiting the farm. Also, because I've been going in the early morning hours when it's less crowded the farm is much more enjoyable as well. My kids even got the chance to ride ponies without waiting. Yay! read more

Good for an hour or two. Best to go first thing in the morning, this place gets busy! Employees are very sweet with kids. read more

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Honestly if you have a TP membership this place is perfect. It's small but a great way to spend a few hours. The animals are so cute and I hear its pretty empty most days. We had fun and will definitely be going back. If I didn't have a membership, I think I would be underwhelmed but I did think it was more affordable than this is the place or other petting zoos. read more

Our kids LOVE this place. We have been here a few times and the joy of coming here has not diminished. There are quite a few animals to see and pet. You can pay a little extra for a pony ride. This place lets you get up and close to the animals. The grounds are well kept and it's just a cute little place to spend a but if time. This is on our list of places to come when we are in the SLC area. read more

Curiosity Farms - Petting horses - Farms Near Me - Lehi, Utah

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Kids love this place. There are goats, horses, chickens, turkeys, cows, donkeys, and other animals. Kids can ride the horses and the entire family can go for a wagon ride. read more

Curiosity Farms - The goats. - Farms Near Me - Lehi, Utah

You guys need to invest in a better drainage system in the larger animal pens! Front part of pens were literally a sewerage pit - at least a foot high. Disgusting. Around where the goats, llama and turkeys are is absolutely squalid conditions. I know you had rain this week, but it is no excuse! It wouldn't be that difficult to solve this problem. Even the horse pens are covered in knee high mud! I understand large animals pens smell. I am complaining about the animal sewage and rain water that is mixing and sitting stagnant in the pens, and is not draining. Its even overflowing onto pathway where your customers walk. I watched Dora the little pony for a good 20 minutes while waiting in line. Why not retire her and let her live her life out grazing in the fields! She obviously hates her job and its quite dangerous to put a little one on her. Overall it's a cute, fun place for little kids. Animals are friendly and sweet. Just wish they'd invest in a better drainage system for when it rains and everything bogs. read more

Down home on the farm good ol country hospitality! I love taking my out of state guests here. This farm takes very good care of their animals. The kids love this place. read more

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Way over priced!! Personally this place is way over priced unless you have a membership. I plan on getting a membership but just to go without it is very very pricy. There's not a ton of animals and it's basically, horses, chickens, sheep... Just $7 a person too much. I'll go when I get a membership but as for now too much money for not a lot. read more

We love farm country! We have a membership to Thanksgiving Point so we go often. When you first walk into the building to pay there are a few small activities for the kids. I wish there were more. There is a small gift shop and my kids tend to go into there and ask for toys. I wish there were a few more engaging activities so they didn't go straight to the store. Luckily the people who work in there are always super nice and are understanding when my kids play with the stuff in there. Outside they have lots of great farm animals. The pens that the animals are in are a little small but they are always clean. The animals come right up to the gate so you can pet them. My kids always love the pony rides and the wagon ride. Those are included in your admission so make sure you take advantage of them if you go. Also there is a building down by where you wait for the wagon ride and if you go in there you will find lots of fun activities for the kids. There are some tunnels you can crawl through like you are an ant and a few other fun things the kids like. It's also a good place to go sit if it's too hot or too cold outside. We usually spend about an hour and a half there. It is a fun quick thing to do to get you out of the house. read more

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One of my favorite places to take my toddler and 5 year old. They can feed animals, ride ponies, and take a tractor ride. They also offer other activities throughout the week too. read more

Curiosity Farms - Pony rides at Farm Country - Farms Near Me - Lehi, Utah

My kids LOVE this place. They will ask out of the blue- "Mom, can we go to The Farm? Please!!". There are so many different farm type animals for them see and sometimes pet (if they come close to the fence). They love the pony ride and the wagon ride. My daughter has recently decided that we need to move to a farm- that's how much she loves it. I think it's a little pricey though for a visit. Even the grown ups have to pay even though we don't get a pony ride. LOL read more

inexpensive way to spend the day, and i love petting zoos. all sorts of horses, goats, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and cows roam the grounds. You can feed most of the animals with feed from $0.25 vending machine. read more

I don't know anyone who isn't crazy about Thanksgiving Point and all the venues they offer for families. Farm Country is very entertaining for about 1.5 hours. Kids enjoy seeing the wide variety of animals, the pony and wagon ride, and feeding the goats vending machine oats. read more

Farm Country is a great family outing.. It offers wagon rides, pony rides, petting areas, places to feed a host of farm animals (including sheep, goats, lamas, chickens, turkeys, horses and cows), and a place to learn how milk a cow. Barnyard boo is a fun, small kid oriented activity near Halloween - a must hit in October if you have small kids. It's among the reasons we have a seasons pass to Thanksgiving Point. read more

Our kids had a great time! Though I'd like to see the farm provide better living situations for the animals. Would love to see a solid floor with pine shavings for the chicks and ducklings rather than wire mesh. Also the area where children can pet the chicks, needs to be monitored. Kids were picking them up and dropping them, parents weren't parenting and meanwhile the chicks are being injured and mistreated. Such a shame. On top of that the coops outdoors needed to be cleaned BADLY. We have a membership, though had we not the individual pricing for the farm is ridiculous and over priced. read more

Great way to kill a few hours with the kiddos. Actual pony rides! Nice little variety of farm animals and on Monday nights they have a new family activity each week which my kids love. read more

We love farm country. We have a annual pass but if you don't it's not terribly expensive to get in. In August they have $2 Tuesday although it gets very crowded. Best time to go - weeknight evening. The employees are always friendly & if there is hardly anyone there they will let your child ride the ponies multiple times. read more

if I could leave this place zero stars, I would. I'm not from Utah and had no idea what this place was, thought there was just a dinosaur museum but I was shocked to see the conditions in which the animals were kept. I am a farm hand and know when animals are sick and dying. animals are kept in areas far too small, some with no shade or water. this place is literally killing their animals for entertainment and it's horrifying. read more

Easter Eggstream is terrible. Plan on long lines. No consideration if you pre-buy tickets and have them at will call. Tickets window only had one window open. Plenty of people who could help sitting around. Super crowded. My 1 year old got 3 eggs that had prizes that were major choking hazard. Parents were mean. Not worth the ticket. Will not plan on coming to this again!! And cupbob (spicy) not the best choice for only apparent food vendor. read more

This is an expensive waste of time. We thought we were going to a real farm, but it was like some suburban idea of what a farm should be- for people who have no idea because they never leave the city. Our three year old daughter wanted to meet some farm animals, so we drove down from Ogden to spend the day based on what we saw on their website. All the animals were trapped in pens and cages and you couldn't interact with them other than to stick a finger through a cage or two. The "hayride" was more like a tractor pull- no hay, and it rides around a parking lot and some dumpsters before heading back. We have been to REAL farms and thought this was one, but it was a complete waste of our time, our gas and our money. We were thought there in about 45 minutes and paid $30 for our family thinking we'd make a day of it. We will *never* go back and would never recommend this to anyone as a legitimate farm of any kind. If you've ever been to a REAL working farm, you'd know that the animals aren't trapped in cages, you feed them real food and not pellets and you can walk around the farm, learn things, do hands on activities and spend the day. This was just awful and the waste of money was ridiculous. read more

I took my children to the petting zoo today, and while my 4 year old daughter was standing next to the horse pasture, one of the horses abruptly reached his head through the fence rails, clamped the side of her neck with his teeth, and pulled her entire body forward and headfirst into the feeding trough. She (and I) were both understandably traumatized, and the staff was completely dismissive, as if she'd been nipped by a chicken instead of some scene from Jurassic Park World. I am livid about how they handled this incident, and they didn't even send an employee to remove the horse so this doesn't happen to another child. My daughter was lucky today and will recover physically, although I suspect she'll be terrified of horses for a long time. But slightly different placement of the horses jaws and the horse could have ruptured her artery or even broken her neck. Thanksgiving Point should be ashamed of the way this was addressed (or wasn't) and this is most definitely not the last they'll hear from me. read more