A definitely fun place to take your family or just yourself to a fun hands on place with animals…read moreand many more to do. They have a horse chickens Shetland pony goats cows and many more. This farm makes my heart very happy I even came here one year on my birthday. There's even cow encounters.

From the owner: We are a highly interactive petting farm that believes in educating our guests and helping children…read moreand adults grow an appreciation for animals and farm life. We are situated on 11 rolling acres in Zebulon, Wake County, NC.

Put on your comfy pants and head out to Homestead Farm. They host goat and PUPPY yoga! They breed…read moreLabrador retrievers and host puppy yoga when they have a litter. Most recently Java gave birth to adorable chocolate lab puppies. Elsa, an 11-month old white lab from Gwen and Gus' recent litter was also there with her father. Megan and Jeff own the farm and give farm tours after yoga to see the chickens and goats. Yoga is run by Victory Power Yoga. All classes are outside so dress accordingly. They provide yoga mats. I recommend bringing a towel. If you bring a water bottle or purse they have tables set up to place your items. I did not realize it at first and set my things next to the mat. The puppies loved to play with my purse and water bottle. They have an indoor bathroom and shop (Puptique). The yoga class was excellent. Appropriate for all ages and skill levels. The class was run well even with all the distracting puppies running around. Surprisingly I was still able to relax and stretch while playing with the dogs. Ample time was available before and after to play and take pictures. Parking is available on the lawn out front. There was ample spaces and room to pull in and out (plus a turn around area if needed). Overall, we had a lovely morning here. I highly recommend checking them out!

From the owner: Where boho charm meets family farm! We are a family owned flower farm in Johnston County that…read moreoffers glamping, goat yoga, petting zoo and birthday parties! Come celebrate your birthday, work outing or special event with us! We also offer homesteading classes and field trips!

Everyone was so nice, the variety of things to do was huge. Good photo spot. Its worth it hands…read moredown if you spend an afternoon here. There is sooooo much for kids to do but the food or anything inside to eat or drink is crazy expensive. A can of soda cost 2$ and one oatmeal pie thing is 3$. So getting things is expensive, not really the places fault more the vendors. A must see if your in town

We really enjoyed all parts as it was focused for our under age 5 grandchildren! Admission covers…read moreall the mazes, tractor rides, kiddy rides, playgrounds, and the grandchildren favorite the corn pit! They did want their face painted but only one person painting. She did a great job but the line was slow 15-20 minutes per child! Couldn't make the children wait for it. Would recommend another person to face paint to keep people happier!

The Scoop is quite nice I like the place it's quite a chill relaxed vibe there I like the fact they…read morehave cows horses goats and chickens I once saw a chicken escape which was quite funny and gave me a laugh the service is pretty slowish the foods good and the ambience is good

Came here during the week since it's often packed on weekends. It's a cool spot for families not…read morenecessarily for single folk like me. The ice cream is top notch though. Everyone who works there is super nice. I came here for the ice cream and I'll come back again.

M& M Alpaca Farm is a family own and run alpaca farm in Pittsboro just off Rt. 64. The farm offers…read moretours by appointment only and is currently booked months out. Masks are required to be worn while on the property. I was lucky enough to get an afternoon tour slot on a Saturday. Our tour started with receiving some hand sanitizer. The tour guide was very welcoming and explained the two types of alpaca fleece, Huacaya and Suri and we were shown examples of the fluffier type and the dread lock type. We were also given an overview of the farm and some guidelines before we headed out to see the animals. We were told about what is needed to keep the animals healthy from the teeth and toenail clipping to shearing and vaccinations and their diets and the differences between llamas and alpacas. It was very educational and there were posters along the fences. I liked that the alpacas were not forced to interact with us. Some did approach us though. I could tell how well the animals well were cared for too. The alpaca genders are separated and the males as the genders have a different demeanor. We were given plenty of time to take photos as well as ask questions. At the end of the tour we were to wash our hands then could browse the gift shop where some of the items were made with the farm's alpaca fleece. There were scarfs; gloves; socks; soap; jewelry; books; yarn among other items. This was a very enjoyable outing and I highly recommend a tour if you are able to get on the schedule.

It s a wonderful farm ，The owner was very friendly and welcoming，I first saw an alpaca and touched…read moreits fur. They are lovely, friendly and sensitive animals，I love them

Had a wonderful time at the farm. The Christmas lights were great. I got to take a picture with…read moreOlaf and the Grinch. Everyone that works there is very nice and makes you feel welcomed. We walked in and took the trailer ride rather than drive our own car. It was a fun night. If you don't like crowds go in Nov. Went on a Friday night around seven and no one was there. Before leaving I purchased some cider and when I got home I noticed it expired back in June. Can't get through to the farm to let them know.

So much Christmas beauty! Definitely worth the price!!…read more You can choose to drive through with your car or take a tractor ride! Everyone must stay in their cars at all times! At the end, you can choose to walk around the farm or drive home. During the ride, I was blown away by the amount of unique decorations and Christmas sets they have! The reflections of the lights in the water is gorgeous. There's also speakers and Christmas music throughout. Once you enter Christmas town, there's a fake snow machine! I cannot imagine the time, energy and labor put into creating this magical light show! If you are in the area during Christmas, I highly recommend coming with family and friends!

I visited Hubb's Family Farm for my little one's field trip, and we had such a great time! It had…read morebeen a few years since I'd been, and I forgot just how much fun this place is. My son's favorite part was definitely the mini zip line, and he also loved both bounce areas. I appreciated that there was a playground to enjoy while we waited for the hayride to circle back around -- it kept the kids busy and happy! We also enjoyed seeing the animals and digging in the sand for shark teeth -- that was such a fun and creative touch. Each child got to take home a little pumpkin, which made the day even more special. Some attractions were closed during the weekday trip, but they're open on weekends, so I'm already planning to come back with my family soon. I especially want to come back to try the corn maze -- it looked awesome, but we ran out of time to do it this visit. The farm store was super cute too -- we picked up some Oreo cake pops and a lemongrass mosquito repellent I can't wait to try. Parking was easy, everything was clean and well laid out, and every staff member we met was so friendly and welcoming. Such a great place for families in the fall -- highly recommend Hubb's Family Farm for a fun, wholesome day outdoors!

Wonderful place! Fun for the whole family! The staff is very friendly and helpful with anything…read moreyou may need.

We love haven farm, obsessed. My kids and I go multiple times a week. They frequently have events,…read moreclasses, groups, storytimes, and more! I go for the chai latte they make which is superior to Starbucks or any other coffee shop. My kids love the playground. And of course, they have goats. It's such a great place whether you're going as an adult for a coffee, on a play date for the kids, or attending one of their many events which you can follow on their IG page.

Beautiful family-owned wedding and event venue in Knightdale. The farm is spacious and has so much…read moreto offer! Haven hosts a variety of events throughout the year. We attended a sound bath event then perused the gift shop. The farm is easy to locate and offers ample parking. Haven Farm consists of aesthetic repurposed barns and stables. They decorate beautifully and utilize the areas well. The sound bath took place in a large barn. The sound quality was good, however, the barn did get chilly (the event was in the fall). After the sound bath we walked through the gift shop. The shop is filled with locally made items. I love the addition of signs displaying a picture and description of the local business who made the items.

Not a far drive off the main highway in Durham. Bring your…read morefriends and Family! I went for the lamb snuggles- they are so cute! The friendly/knowledgeable worker walked us in the lamb pen - clearly explained the rules then gave us some food and the friendly lambs came over for lots of snuggles. When done with the snuggles we could go explore. First we went to the clean restroom to wash, then headed over to the other side of the pond to pet the goats. There were also bunnies,chickens a donkey and a mule. You can buy local beer, wine and drinks, walk through the gift shop and pick and eat berries. They also have live music- check the website.

TLDR: Enchanting, engaging farm in Durham offering lamb snuggles, goat petting, live music, games,…read morecamps, and more. The farm also has sheep, chickens, bunnies, donkey, mule, gift shop, seating areas, air conditioned restrooms, handwashing stations, and a pond. We had a lovely experience at Old Mill Farm recently. It was a much needed peaceful retreat and return to nature. We could have spent all weekend just relaxing on the deck watching the animals and snacking on fresh blackberries. We arrived a little late for our lamb snuggle session, however, the employee who greeted us was so understanding and welcoming. She introduced us to the lambs, clearly stated the rules, and answered all of our farm questions. After feeding and petting the adorable sheep for 45 minutes, we explored the rest of the farm. We washed our hands, walked around the pond, pet the goats, perused the gift shop, and visited the chickens, sheep, donkey, mule, bunnies, and vineyards. The fresh blackberries in the vineyard were large, refreshing, and delicious. At that point we were soaked in sweat and decided to wash our hands and head out. We did play all four "carnival" games before leaving. Local: we appreciate their emphasis on supporting other local businesses in what they offer at the bar and in the gift shop. Food/drink: Bar stocked with local beer, mead, wine, cider, and non-alcoholic options. No restaurant on site but they sometimes have a food truck. Customer service: I forgot her name, but the farmer leading our group was incredible. She was so welcoming, patient, and passionate about the farm animals. Parking: large, labelled dirt parking lot near the donkey and mule enclosure. Reservations: needed on specific days/times/events. The website lists when reservations are needed. Price: check the website for free visit days/times. Some events do have a cost. Lamb snuggling was $10/person (for 5 people) and included food for the lambs and a self-guided tour of the farm. It was definitely worth the price.

I had SUCH a blast here!! Great walk-through trails for maximum spookiness. The actors are clearly…read morehaving lots of fun. I love to give myself over to the experience and allow myself to get scared, because how often in your adult life is it permissible to scream at the top of your lungs?? It's so much fun! My only complaint is that they sent groups in without much space in between, so we were constantly catching up with the group in front of us or had the group behind us catch up with us. I can't fault them for it though, because they have to send people through relatively quickly to keep the lines moving. Since I can't think of a solution, I won't dock a star for it. Just something to keep in mind as you're going through--I'd recommend sticking to a group size of 2-4 people, so that if you catch up with the group in front it's not a HUGE backup. Thanks so much for the great experience! I'll be back next year!

Had a great time! Would go back again. The Haunted forest was the best attraction next to the…read morehayride. Loved seeing iconic movie characters. i recommend the funnel cake fries, they were awesome.