Heard about the farm through Facebook. It's officially closed to the public because of the pandemic…read more( August 2020 ) but they are still accepting volunteers. The website is clear and complete about the animals at the farm. 300 + animals! Holy Cow. We decided to volunteer one morning from 8:30am - 11:30am. What an experience. We were assigned to dump old water, clean out the buckets and pools, and refill them all. For 200 pigs. Wow. Most of the pigs would walk up to you and were curious. Most of them you could pet. None of them were aggressive or scary. The farm is mainly sandy, you definitely need a good pair of rubber boots. Sometimes it's wet, sometimes there is poop. Put bug spray and sunscreen on. We watched the caretaker feed the pigs. That was a site in itself! Then we helped pick up poop in the cow/horse/donkey enclosure. I have to say, it was a great experience. Josh, the caretaker took the time to answer numerous question about all of the animals. Sign up online to give a little time. The could use your help!

My mother in law had signed my three year old daughter up for their first "farm camp." They had an…read moreopen house on the day we dropped her off so we decided to check the place out. They had an artisan type event going on. Homemade signages, ornaments, homemade bags, jewelry and more. Home made foods to include bbq and chicken salad sandwiches to name a few. My kids had a blast! Enjoyed feeding the goats, petting the bunnies, seeing the ducks, chickens, horses and more! The owners and other staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. We live in VA and will definitely make sure to stop by when we visit SC.

Great experience with grandson's birthday party at Carolina Pride Pastures. Definitely…read morerecommend...all ages adult and children enjoyed the experience. The animals are well cared for, and a great opportunity to learn about rural/farm life. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Carolina Pride Pastures is an alpaca farm featuring huacaya and Suri alpacas. The farm specializes…read morein farm tours, educational seminars, fleece sales, and alpaca fertilizer. The farm is protected by llamas. The farm store offers unique, handmade items, everything alpaca/llama, plus farm fresh chicken and duck eggs.

We stayed in the Airbnb on the farm and enjoyed an immersive, private tour of the animal sanctuary…read more If you want an unique experience, a pristine home on a peaceful and beautiful location, and the opportunity to be spoiled by your host, Goat Daddy's Farm Airbnb is the place for you. Josh was a responsive and gracious host, and we were so delighted and satisfied with his communications, hospitality, and his desire to make our stay a special one. Our tour guide for the immersive experience was Jenny. She was knowledgeable, fun to be around, and so enjoyable. We interacted with animals saw where they produced the goats' milk and even got to hold days-old baby goats! We can't wait to return and see the baby capybaras!

From the owner: Goat Daddy's Farm was established in 2014 with the goal of providing humanely raised dairy…read moreproducts. Goat Daddy's has evolved into a not only farm, but also a 501c3 non profit animal sanctuary. Working closely with our community partners(DNR, vets, and rescues), we have taken in animal species ranging from avian, camelid, equine, and reptiles.

What a beautiful clean place. We did the 30 min it was our first time and it was plenty. The trail…read morewas relaxing and the horses were very well behaved. I felt safe the whole time.

I discovered this place over 4 years ago. I just love it. Beautiful people, beautiful horses,…read morebeautiful trails. I highly recommend red barn pony park. They even do birthday parties as well. They do beach rides and camping trips for all. They do horse shows as well. Plus, being in a parade was lots of fun as well. There isn't much they don't do. They have all kinds of farm animals, horse's cow's, chickens, cat's and even dog's. They bored horse's as well.