We had so much fun meeting and loving all the animals here. That's the first time I've ever bottle…read morefed a baby goat and it won't be my last. We are really excited to go back, especially for the goat hiking! I wasn't expecting to see camels but was pleasantly surprised as Godiva extended her little velvet nose for a kiss. Thank you to all the hard workers that keep this place going and give these animals a comfortable, loving place to call home. This was a "Girls Day", one of many, but this was one of our favorites for sure!! Please go visit if you love animals!

I had a terrific experience taking a tour with Natalie on a beautiful spring evening. Rose Bridge…read moreFarm is a special place to spend some time learning about the animals that are fortunate to live there - some of which have been rescued from not so great situations. From giving a snack to Buddy the friendly vocal sheep, to bottle feeding the adorable baby goats, my visit to Rose Bridge Farm was a great escape from the noise and commotion going on in the outside world. It is well worth making a reservation on the website to visit. There are also special activities to sign up for ranging from making a succulent "wall" to hiking with the lovely hiking goats in Wissahickon Park. Some yoga with the baby goats also sounds like a real treat and challenge to try one day.

Sophies Safe Haven is a great family place. Trail rides available along with a petting zoo for the…read morelittle ones. All of the animals are rescue including 13 horses, a bull, a donkey, a llama, sheep, goats and a pig. The haven is run by Caitlain and many volunteers. Great place to visit

A wonderful place to interact with horses, donkey, goats of all sizes. This is a farm that rescues…read moreanimals from being put down. The crew are very friendly and very in tune with the animals. Recommend Sophie's Safe Haven to families that want to introduce animals to their children.

If you're thinking about taking your kids to see the alpacas, just do it. It was so fun. Did I feel…read morelike I needed to purrell them down afterwards? Of course, but the alpacas and piglets were so friendly they made it 100% worth it. The tour guide was awesome, patient with all my children's questions about enclosures and they even took out the baby rabbits for us to see.

What an awesome place! Came with my family on MDW. You have to reserve online before you come and…read moreyou can pay cheaper cash price. We did the hour tour. First you meet the male alpacas. They were very friendly and come right up to you ready to eat lol. We also saw bunnies, a peacock, pigs, turkeys and baby turkeys. The female alpacas were preggo and ready to eat but could you blame them. Also got to feed ducks peas. Very neat experience! Very unique. The tour guide was sweet and informative. Can't wait to come back!

Rude staff!!!!!! Skip this place unless you enjoy being insulted at the door…read more I had read reviews about the rude man at the entrance, and unfortunately, our visit confirmed them. When we arrived, my husband explained we were a family of five, including our baby who is 9 months old. Instead of simply charging the admission, the man looked at my daughter and said, "Wow, she looks big for 9 months." This was not an innocent observation--it was a shady, backhanded way of suggesting we were lying about her age so he could charge us. For the record, my daughter is absolutely 9 months old--small for her age, no teeth, not walking, sitting in a stroller with a pacifier. His comment was unnecessary, insulting, and immediately set a negative tone. If the policy is that everyone pays--even infants--then state that clearly. Don't make rude remarks about a child's appearance or insinuate dishonesty. I even offered to pay the $6, but instead of being straightforward, he backtracked. For a place that depends on families visiting, this kind of treatment is unacceptable. If you choose to come here, be prepared for a rude encounter before you even get inside. We won't be returning, and I would not recommend this "zoo" to anyone who values basic respect. To the owner: your mouth is bad for your business, friend.

My mom and I were never there before. Every year we go to Bombay Hook. My mom found this and we…read morecan't wait to go again. Staff was beyond personable working very hard. He even told us about different animals and even when he was busy was there to answer any question. My mom asked if fox was in box, he went got an egg put it in there so he would come out. Amazing

We stopped in for peaches over the summer but left with nothing. There were lots of options, but…read moremany of the things we could find at a grocery store with better prices and potentially better quality. The peaches were hard which was a disapointment. We were hoping to find peaches that were more ripe because they were local. We found about two peaches that were a little softer but they had no smell. I was suprised that there were so few local items. If I wanted goods made in PA, I'd go to PA. I asked which produce items were local and it sounded like almost none of them. You can get baked goods, produce, bottled and jarred items like pickes, candy, meats, and "homemade" deli items. There were plants for purchase, some outdoor furniture, and a cafe. The best part of the place ended up being the animals. We fed some goats and took a phot with the large bull statue. I think this would be a great place to bring kids to see the animals. I don't think it's worth the drive if you're staying on the coast because it's mostly grocery store quality produce and items you can get for less elsewhere. But, if you need something to do with kids and you're close by, it's worth a stop.

I can't stop coming back to Parsons Farms! Every time I visit, the bakery section lures me in;…read moreeverything looks so good that it's hard not to walk out with a bag full of treats. On this visit, I tried the Blueberry Banana Smoothie and the Turkey Sandwich at their cafe. The smoothie was incredible, vibrant purple, perfectly thick. The turkey sandwich was equally impressive; the bread was toasted to a perfect golden brown, and the balance of the melted cheese and sauce made for a great brunch. Beyond the cafe, it's the perfect spot to grab some fresh fruits and baked goods for home. Definitely a local gem!

My boyfriend and I visited last weekend and it was such a wonderful experience. Jim, our guide was…read morevery informative and nice. Most of the alpacas do not want to be touched, so we take photos around them hoping they look at the camera haha. So if you plan on bringing children ( highly recommend) know that the alpacas can get scared at quick movement or if they are touched. We got our photos and a lot of answered questions about the farm. They book up fast, plan ahead online if you want to schedule a tour. It is free and so fun for everyone. It's not mandatory but please donate so we can keep these small businesses active and the alpacas fed & happy :)

Tish, one of the owners, was an amazing guide through this whole experience! The reservations are…read morenecessary as your group will be the only group that meets with the Alpacas. There is parking right at the edge of their gate to the Alpaca farm, and it fits 2 spots so plan to carpool if you are going with a group. You start off with a big baggie of carrots to be shared amongst the male and female aplacas, meeting the males alpacas first and then the females. They are excited about the carrots but are very friendly! They will walk you through techniques in feeding, how to fit in a quick pet, and help you take cute photos. Tish also has a great selfie tip with luring the Alpacas with a carrot to get them picture perfect. The reservation ends with a browse through the gift shop they built with all things Alpaca, including a few items made by Tish! Tish and her husband are the only 2 who own and manage their farm, and their hardwork and dedication to the Alpacas and to make this an enjoyable experience for everyone is noticable and highly appreciated! Be sure to visit before mid-April (shear season) or some time after if you want some cute pictures of Alpacas with a fuller coat. Our visit was right before they got sheared!

I found Goat Yoga on line and decided when family came down to check it out!…read more It was a blast and the goats were amazing, so adorable, some were really small and others were a bit bigger, but all of them participated in the fun. It was not about the yoga, it was about the goats! So many great pictures. The handlers and instructor were so good with the goats and all participants. We loved the little tiny ones they snuggled, they tried to eat your hair. They even peed on a bride-to-be! It's good luck! I would highly recommend it for anyone, young, older, animal lovers or novice to yoga!

Great fun for the little ones. Very kind owner who cared about your visit. I would highly recommendread more

I just had to be the first to review this wonderful flower and animal farm we found! Strawflower…read moreFarm was such a nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Linda and David own the farm and were such nice hosts. We found their website and paid for a one hour U-Pick and we were looking for Dahlias and found much much more ! First we met their farm animals ... alpacas, goats, chickens, and my favorite ... Jack the handsome turkey! After we said hello to the animals it was time to pick sime flowers and make a beautiful bouquet. They provide you with a vase to put your flowers in and the scissors. There was so much more than dahlias to pick ... you can see from my photo that the selection was endless. From zinnias, gladiolus, marigolds, strawflowers and so many more ! You can pay ahead of time online or in person at the farm. We will definitely be back! It was the highlight of our weekend!

It's got an adorable petting zoo so it's fun for the whole family. They have a working farm and…read moresell some produce in the summer and early fall. Now, that the seasons over (it was mid November when we went) it's mainly just decorative pumpkins and gourds. We really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return. The animals were all well cared for and mostly social. You can feed them carrots. It's also very reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out.

So happy we went! My babies first time at the petting zoo & he had a blast!l. The workers were so…read moresweet & the animals are happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back when he's bigger! We also purchased a little donkey that they make from their Alpaca fur which I thought was the coolest thing! He loves it