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Klausmeyer Dairy Farm & Pumpkin Patch

3.3 (4 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Lazy Moon Ranch - Alpacas will try to say stuff

Lazy Moon Ranch

5.0(6 reviews)
25.2 mi

I visited Lazy Moon Ranch this month with my elderly parents and a good friend, and we had a…read morejoyful, awesome experience. I cannot recommend this place more. It isn't just the place, it's the people, Erin and Jerramy, the owners of the Ranch, go above and beyond and have really created a beautiful place. My parents are 86 and 91 years old and my Mom has mobility issues. Erin and Jerramy were so kind and accommodating. They met us at the car with the golf cart and drove us to each enclosure since my Mom cannot walk far. When we reached the Patagonian Mara's, they had a chair prepared for my Mom to sit in, and we all got to feed them crispy lettuce. Such interesting little creatures, like a mix between a rabbit, a deer, and a capybara. We fed a huge 80 lb African tortoise over 20 years old, met goats of different types (I loved the Nubian goats with their velvety floppy ears), ducks, chickens, beautiful cats, different types of sheep, alpacas that are so so so cute, and an unforgettable experience with Penelope. Who is Penelope? She is the cutest ever African Crested Porcupine. I never thought I would pet a porcupine, but she is very sweet and loves her animal cracker treats. She takes them from you gently, but with gusto, lol. Petting her feels somewhat like petting vinyl straws. I saw that her ears are remarkably human-like in appearance. The idea that they "throw" their quills is a complete myth. They are pointy, but do not have barbs and she is not interested in using them unless threatened. She even likes to lay on her side to get belly scritches! We also signed up for the Painting With Alpacas, and I'm so glad we did. At first my Dad was a little intimidated and said he would just watch. But then when he saw how Erin was giving such easy, step by step instructions, and how fun it was, he took over my Mom's painting and ended up doing it all himself (sorry Mom, lol). We painted hummingbirds and were very pleased with the results. My friend had never painted anything before in her life, but ended up with a beautiful painting. And being surrounded by alpacas (and Larry, the llama) made it really cool. They are so incredibly curious. They came right up to us while we were painting and just stared, which kept making us laugh. At first we weren't sure we would be able to do the painting because it was a really weirdly hot and humid day (never that hot in October normally), and I didn't want my parents to get overheated. But when we got to the spot where the painting is, in the shade, with the cool fans blowing on us, and Erin gave us cold water, we cooled down completely and were actually very comfortable and completely enjoyed just sitting there, taking in the nature, and painting while relaxing. Afterwards, we stopped by the gift shop and picked up some cute items. I got some alpaca wool socks (love them), a t shirt, and some alpaca wool shoe inserts. My friend got a little miniature alpaca that is so cute. They had a surprisingly good selection of many cute items, including earrings made from porcupine quills. My only regrets are 2 things, and neither of them are a reflection in any way on the experience itself: I just wish I had been able to see more of the property and ALL of the animals, like the emus, and feeding the donkeys or horses, and I would have liked to buy some fresh eggs. But because my parents were with me, I didn't want to wear them out too much. But that was my own decision, and not because the owners neglected to show us everything. I will just have to come back, enjoy doing another painting, and meet and interact with all the animals we missed the first time. Even if you do get to see most everything on your first visit, you could come back many times and have a unique experience every time. My second regret is that I forgot to pre-medicate with allergy medication before I went. So I had some hay fever the next day. I happen to have really annoying allergies, and the hay combined with the animals, irritated my allergies. After a few days of allergy pills I was back to normal. But my friend who pre-medicated and took her allergy pill before we went, had zero symptoms. So that would be my recommendation for anyone who has allergies.....pre-medicate. And I will remember to do that next time I go. Beautiful unique experience that I recommend for all, young or old, and for everyone in between. Thank you, Erin, Jerramy, and your large extended 4-legged family, for an unforgettable day!

If I had a lot of money and I never had to work again, I would create a place like Lazy Moon Ranch,…read moreand I would be forever happy. Just a place where animals can live out their lives in peace, and where every day is Halloween, with a barn that's been converted to a haunted house, and an outdoor space full of games and fun surprises around every corner. A place outside where you can create art with the farm animals who live with you, and just be surrounded by color and zaniness. A visit to Lazy Moon Ranch is a must if you're in the Augusta area. You'll have a lot of fun playing wall ball, disc golf, playing on the playground, fishing in the fishing hole, racing ducks and lots more. There are animals everywhere that you can interact with. (Feed a capybara or pygmy goat!) Pet a donkey! Watch a tortoise go from one house to another. It's hard to describe Lazy Moon Ranch, but it reminds me a lot of Pee-wee's Playhouse: there's something interesting to look at around every corner. One of the things that Lazy Moon Ranch specializes in is painting parties, where you can paint with alpacas. I didn't know what to expect with this activity, because I'm always wary of animals, but the alpacas are very gentle and tame, and the painting activity is structured enough that it put me at ease. Our instructor, the owner, is an artist herself, so she made the painting lesson easy to follow and fun. I walked away with a really cool painting! Afterward, you can feed the alpacas. Lazy Moon Ranch also celebrates Halloween 365 days a year. You can tell from the haunted house they have in their barn, and all of the Halloween decorations everywhere. This is the place for any Halloween lover to visit, for sure. This is one of those places where it's difficult to describe just how great it is, because you need to visit to experience it. So: Just visit Lazy Moon Ranch! It will probably be one of the most unique and memorable places you have ever visited.

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Lazy Moon Ranch - My painting!

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Elderslie Farm - Sweet Potato and Brown Butter ice cream atop pecans and toasted marshmallows.

Elderslie Farm

4.5(63 reviews)
24.5 mi
•$$$

What a gem you have there in Wichita, KS! We were passing through town and what a fantastic joint…read morewe had found at the elderslie farm restaurant. Everything was exceptional. Started off with a wonderful fresh herbaceous salad with crisp asparagus and a lively house made vinegar dressing. Although the menu described it as a soup, we were still very happy with what this course and we enjoyed it immensely. The homemade bread was beautifully crafted and had subtle Indian spiced tones. It was warm and fresh. The second course was 3 perfectly cooked scallops on a bed of heavenly mushrooms and oats with a light mushroom sauce. 10/10! I could eat that everyday and it would not become tiresome! For the entree, I had the short ribs, which were melt in your mouth delicious. Meanwhile husband enjoyed the beautifully prepared pork belly. Deserts were not a let down at all. Notably the Carmel sauce and rich chocolate torte was perfectly balanced. We did enjoy the wine pairings, although did wonder why the establishment would choose to serve a heavy red with the scallop course. However it did seem to work in some degree. Points of refinement: I wish the server was more educated on the wines we were served. For example she could only tell us it's a great Cabernet. And when probed for more information, she was not prepared to explain more. Additionally a more detailed explanation about the courses, the ingredients, and the preparation would have been so appreciated. And wrapping up leftovers as a service should be customary. Small points of refinement would elevate the dining experience. The restaurant is warm and welcoming with an abundance of natural light. The decor is beautiful and inviting. The farmhouse factor definitely screams fresh. I hope the chef continues on their journey as this was an unexpected experience not soon to be forgotten. It really was a 5 star meal and i look forward to returning here should I ever return to Wichita.

my guest and i are beyond disappointed at our experience here. pacing/timing of dinner was awful…read more it took 2 hours to get just the first 2 courses. service was terrible. our server wasn't attentive to us while i feel that he checked on the other guests more. i will say the girls refilling the water and setting the silverware were very great though. food was subpar. not worth the $88. we left hungry and got something else after. the food was bland or too salty, plating was inconsistent, and overall difficult to eat. not sure if i caught them on an off day but i will not be returning.

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Elderslie Farm - The outside of the restaurant on a perfect Autumn night.

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The outside of the restaurant on a perfect Autumn night.

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