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    4.1 (163 reviews)
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    Baby sheep!
    Dafa Z.

    I love this place. It's a hidden gem in the Bay Area and a lovely place to explore and see farm animals, flowers, plants and walk through a vegetable and plant garden. My favorite animals here at the big, fat, pigs. They are ginormous and you can pet them. The enclosure is not supervised and the pigs love people. I've been here a few times and enjoyed each visit. You pay $10 for parking and then enter the park at no charge. Everything is labeled and there are lots of animals here. I've brought a lot of friends and family to this place and they all loved it too. Nice place for sure!

    View from the bunny loop
    Lindsey M.

    You know, this place sounds whimsical and it could be...if it weren't for the ticks! This place is crawling with them, literally. I have no idea if this was just us because of the hike we chose (short bunny trail over to creek trail) but my family found around 10 ticks on each of us. Wear light clothes and keep your eyes open for them. So now for the positives. The farm has really cute baby sheep and giant pigs that seem friendly. It is clear the people working there care about the animals and the grounds. The location is also pretty accessible, close from the freeway. The view and trails are beautiful and slightly challenging. But yeah...beware of the ticks and poison oak.

    The little piggies are so cute!
    Akiko I.

    Great place for everyone! I usually go for a hike around there. Sometimes it's packed and other times it's empty. Parking is $10 donations. It's really important to bring cash for the donation box. Bring your kids to explore and have fun. Bring yourself to enjoy the nature and disconnect from your "to do" list.

    Oat plant

    Chaperoned a group of kids on a field trip at hidden villa and the whole team was fantastic. Garth was super engaging with the kids. Our volunteer Tonia was great with the kids and they had so much fun. There's a garden with lots of vegetables and herbs. It also had fun tunnels they could crawl through. The kids also enjoyed holding compost worms. There are animals like pigs, goats, sheep, chicken, and cows. There are fun hiking areas and picnic areas. There was also a super cool sundial. Overall a super educational and fun time for kids and adults alike!

    Jason X.

    This place is not just for kids - we adults loved it too! It was so much fun to stroll around and interact with the animals. They're all pretty friendly! My favorites were the sheep, but we also got there for one of the presumably many mealtimes for the pigs (~3pm).

    Hostel cabins
    Annabelle R.

    Hidden Villa is a beautiful nature preserve with so much to offer, especially for those who appreciate the simpler things. It's an educational facility and farm set in the wilderness, an endeared setting for weddings, summer camps for kids, trails with a view for hikers, and couples/individuals looking for a peaceful and enchanting getaway not so far from the busy bay area city life... this is it! Everything is eco-friendly on site, in fact they don't have trash receptacles around, as they encourage visitors to bring and use "no-garbage meals and snacks". They also insist and expect visitors to take care of all of the plants, animals, other humans around you, to share with and respect others and their belongings.  I stayed at the Hostel (which can be rented by groups or individuals), and the cabins are small and simple with the bare necessities, including a mobile heater for colder nights. You definitely get the camping vibe staying here. The shared restroom for the Hostel was also on the simple side, but was sufficient. Five stalls in the womens restroom, 3 with toilets, 2 with showers (by the way, the water was lukewarm at best, for someone who prefers hot water, I was a bit uncomfortable and cold while showering). Keep in mind this isn't a hotel so don't forget to bring your own towels. They do have a washer and dryer at the restroom building, in case you want to wash your clothes here. The shared rec room/building had a beautiful rustic feel and plenty of furniture and seating to accommodate different groups of friends and families simultaneously, but during this past weekend, we were the only ones there pretty much the entire time. There's even a screened patio attached with even more lounge seating, great for relaxing. The shared space also had a piano, and although it was out of tune, we still enjoyed playing music on it, along with our own instruments that we brought. The furniture wasn't in the best condition. There wasn't a traditional piano bench, rather a wooden seat, and that seat broke while being sat on during piano play... broke into pieces and crashed to the ground. Luckily no one got hurt. The disturbing thing is that it's not the only seat that broke during our stay... another seat's armrest broke without us even touching it, the pieces just detached (see my photo). So yeah, be careful with any wooden furniture here, it could be unstable and dangerous. The large kitchen facilities had industrial appliances and kitchenware, everything you would need to cook and enjoy a nice steak dinner on a Friday night (we brought our own food and drinks to store in the shared fridge), but various spices, napkins, saran wrap, along with glassware for wine and the like were available for use in the shared kitchen. Beyond the Hostel, Hidden Villa has a lovely Education Garden with lots of labeled plants and herbs. There are plenty of nooks and tunnels for kids to climb through and explore in this garden so it's quite charming. There was also an Education Center nearby, but it was currently closed, and the pool dry and empty. We enjoyed visiting the animals on the farm. You can open the green bins near each of the habitats to learn more about how the animals contribute to the food we eat, in the circle of life. We got to interact with the goats and sheep eager for attention, and see the fat and adorable pigs stretched out and napping. We also caught a cute chestnut-colored bunny wandering freely, stopping just for a moment to mesmerize us on our way to the Bunny Trails (cuz that was a must-do on my list!). We hiked on the Short Bunny Loop, a dirt trail about a mile long which took us through an uphill zigzag before leveling out and leading us back toward the farm. Yes, there is poison oak and ticks at Hidden Villa, but it's not really cause for concern. Poison oak can be found at any park, but if you educate yourself about what it looks like, you can avoid it. You're not really in danger of touching it unless you walk "off" the trails. Same with the ticks.. they're not actually crawling around everywhere, instead they're found at the tips of tall grass, so again you're not in danger of touching it unless you wander into the plantlife "off" the trails. Normal, intelligent adults will not encounter any problems. Disobedient or uncontrollable kids are a different story, so bring them at your own risk.

    Emelie relaxing in the pasture

    One of my favorite places to be. Nature abounds here with wild animals, native plants, great hiking trails, and super cute farm animals! The organic produce and pasture-raised meat is top shelf quality in taste. Just make sure to take whatever trash you bring in with you when you leave!

    Edna G.

    For my Mother's Day gift, I only ask to go out as a family and I chose Hidden Villa for our easy short trail hike. Parking is $10 cash fee. Nice place for kids as their is a small farm and swimming area. Not sure when the pool is open but it was not open when we were there. They seem to also have activities and tours here. There is a good easy to moderate hike...kids can come but the trails are very narrow if you loose balance or get dizzy like my son, you will fall on a high ridge. I would say for experienced kids that are used to hiking, this would be good for them. I used the AllTrails app and it said 3 miles but it was really 4.1 miles. Also, not much shade especially by black mountain. I suggest to wear sunblock, wear a hat and bring water and snacks for the kids. Enjoy! [49/100]

    Elverde N.

    I love Hidden Villa. It's an educational farm that really aims to introduce the natural world to the imagination of a child. I've spent years coming here to check out the garden, take hikes and spend some time with the happy sheep. This time I stayed in the hostel that Hidden Villa offers. These are simple and rustic cabins with a community space and a large well stocked kitchen. Like any hostel, the space is made for travelers to meet. Every time I've stayed here I've met the most interesting people ever. In the community space you'll find a patio with seating for about 10 and a main space that seats for 20 or so. You'll find books and games on the shelves as well as an old timey piano. I always bring an instrument and love playing music into the night with anyone down to jam. Though I'm guilty for pushing the sound curfew which is 9pm. Ooops! This place is absolutely charming and a breath of fresh air from the urban life. But no place comes without flaws. Such as the furniture is a bit over worn and could use some updating. Though the hostel does have a free wifi connection, it doesn't reach the cabins. These are small issues but would definitely make the stay a little more comfortable. The best thing about staying at the hostel is waking up to the smells and sounds of a working farm and checking out all of the awesome sites Hidden Villa has to offer. There are many. Bring your food, hiking boots and an open mind to the Duvenicks' humble little farm in the Los Altos Hills.

    Baby goats.
    Jasmine P.

    A really great place to hike and explore nature and farm life. There are quite a few farm animals here; I'm definitely happy about that. I like how some farm areas are open, so you are able to get closer to the farm animals. I once came on a lucky day and time where they were wrapping up "yoga goats" with the baby goats. We were able to enter the field and pet the goats. We were also allowed to pluck grass and feed the baby goats. The baby goats were absolutely adorable! The hiking trails are generally shady, so it's really good for those hotter summer days. There are multiple trails for hikers of different levels. Bring $10 cash for parking. If you want to buy a parking pass in advance, you can pay via card on their website: $10 for the day pass and $80 for the one year season pass.

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    Are the hiking trails stroller friendly?

    The hiking trails are not stroller friendly. You may be able to take a little stroll along the promenade before the bridge to the creek trail for about 1/8 of a mile in the woods to get a flavor of nature, but not much further beyond that. However,… Read more

    Is there handicap parking?

    Hi Kasandra, We have 3 handicap parking spots: one at the Dana Center, one at the Wolken Education… Read more

    How far is the hike to the farm?

    Our parking lot is a 5 minute walk from both the farm animals and our hiking trails. Farm map:… Read more

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