We had an amazing time feeding the animals, the alpacas were amazing and friendly, they love their…read morecarrots, lots of chickens running all over the property and a few donkeys (wish I had apples to give them) When your get a chance bring the kids you will have a great time, we sure did, was amazing to see the newborn alpaca baby just a few days old. Can't wait to return and this time I won't forget the apples buddy.

What a fun experience for the whole family, young and old! The owners are very hospitable and kind…read more We've visited numerous times over the years.

This is a veteran owned, family owned Alpaca farm. We scheduled our appointment while visiting the…read morearea and were glad we were able to go. There had been lots of rain the days leading to the appointment but weather was great the day of. Definitely recommended for all groups. We had no children with us but all truly enjoyed learning about the Alpacas, getting to pet them, give them treats and become agritourists.

One word comes to mind... WOW!!! Buddy's Alpaca Farm is a…read morehidden gem for the family, educational purposes, or just a moment to do something out of the ordinary. Pulling into Buddy's Alpaca Farm you are met by the owners and the beautiful herd dog. As you exchange pleasantries, you are taking in the ambiance of the farm as a whole. The beautiful greenery sets the tone as you are prepped to start your walk through. Buddy's Alpaca Farm is a family owned farm that provides an intimate experience. You have the chance to not only meet the Alpacas but you get to understand 1. Their value as an animal, 2. The many ways they enhance our everyday lives in ways you may have never known, and 3. You get the chance to observe them as they engage with you and eat out your hand. As we continued on the journey we got to the table and were introduced to the Alpaca poop!!! Yes, I said poop. LoL!! However, I won't spoil the surprise or educational experience, yet what I will say is; we left with 3 cups of "gifts" covered in poop and even purchased a container of poop for household use... Oh yes, this is multi-purpose poop. LoL!! I absolutely enjoyed my time at Buddy's Alpaca Farm. It was a fun day for one of our clients and they had an absolute blast! On a scale of 1 to 10, this experience was an absolute 10 and is one I would recommend for anyone who enjoys family focused, family owned, animal focused FUN!!!! Thank you Buddy's Alpaca Farm for an amazing Sunday Funday experience.

Great hands on learning experience, reasonably priced as well. Exactly what I needed to gain…read moreconfidence with my own rabbitry. Very happy with the handsome buck I took home with me.

From the owner: Give us a call or text and we’ll set you up with a farmtastic play date with baby goats, bunnies,…read moreand pigs. Play dates by appointment.

We are new to the area, and discovered this gem of a place…read more We have been to several holiday events here, and they were all wonderful. They do everything with excellence here. The staff is always on their game, and they always have a smile on their faces. The quality of their products are always top notch. Best part....it is affordable compared to most family activities. From entry prices to food, I always feel like we got a great deal. Highly reccomend for families that want to have a good time, but not break the bank.

Such a fun and fabulous place for adults and children. Talk about Fun! Can't wait till the Fall,…read morepumpkin season, and Winter, Christmas lights galore and much More. Oh, did mention when they have Hot air balloon days? You will make some Heartfelt and long lasting memories with your family and friends at the Rock Ranch. Check their website for dates and times for All events!

Sure, Prozac is great and all, but have you ever snuggled a baby goat? That'll give you the warm…read morefuzzies instantaneously. What terrible job? What loans to pay? What miserable commute? And the kids actually have smiles on their sweet faces! If the opportunity presents itself to either visit Decimal Place Farm on an organized tour and/or to eat their various cheeses such as chevre and feta, go for it. It's amazing to think about how this goat farm is just outside the perimeter and in close proximity to the airport, as evidenced by the numerous jets zooming by overhead. Farmer Mary is passionate about her gang of genial goats and the delightful cheeses that they produce at this family-owned establishment. Plus she's a super nice lady in general and happy to talk about farming, cheesemaking, and nature. You can't just drive up to the farm and buy cheese, but they're sold at markets such as the Freedom Farmers Market and are a favorite of many chefs at popular Atlanta restaurants. Farm to table indeed!

This farm is magical! The owner is lovely and I love buying goat feta and goat milk at the freedom…read morepark farmers market. Thank god for farmers!

Debbi and Hank Merrill operate a small alpaca farm and love visitors. The alpacas, while not…read morevisibly scared of people, are not eager to be touched and are far less welcoming than Debbi and Hank. Debbi is an open, warm and informed host who gladly answers questions about her alpaca family, which she is passionate about. Although I did not have an appointment, which is advisable, and called from the farm's driveway, Debbi kindly drove over from her nearby home and spent an hour with me chitchatting about all things alpaca. For you alpaca enthusiasts, the Merrills also operate a small gift shop with items incorporating alpaca fleece, including yarn from their own animals (how often do you get to meet and learn the name and story of the creature whose body produced the material for the socks you are about to knit?), hats, sweaters, socks and stuffed animals. If it can be made with alpaca fleece or has a picture of an alpaca on it, Debbi probably has it in stock. If you thrill to the idea of hearing alpacas hum in close proximity, stop by and check out the alpacas and kitties and ducks and geese. Debbi and Hank will doubtless put out their welcome mat.

i loved being able to visit this cute little spot. the owners are both so friendly and there's no…read moreway you can go and not learn something new. even if you don't get to touch/feed the alpacas the experience itself is worth while & the shop the owners have have unique one of a kind finds. i highly recommend. make sure to call ahead to ask if it's okay to stop by:)

Splendor Oaks is a an Eco-Farm homestead oasis! There is a…read moretree house, glam tent, and schoolie on property for an air bnb type stay, they will set up a tent for you nearby at the lake or you can come park your own RV, schoolie...etc. There are goats, ducks, chickens, dogs, and Peaches the pig! There are veggies, classes on growing mushrooms and the newest venture is their Dahlia farm! Fresh flowers you can order monthly or just come make your own vase for a special occasion. Kurtis and Dayana the owners have poured so much love into this farm you can literally feel it when you pull up. Their animals are so well loved and it's the perfect place to get away or just visit for the day. Follow @splendoroaks @staybirdbus @labellabelltent @edentreehouse or visit www.SplendorOaks.com for information about events or to book your trip!

Willing to try and make the best of homestead practices, but always looking for support/funding for…read moreany failures and disappointments. It feels more like a commune NOT a business. It was just odd...

Each year we try to go to a different pumpkin patch with the kids. This year we tried Pettit Creek…read moreFarms. While it was about 30 min from our home, it was easy to get to. However, as we pulled in to the farm we got a little worried because the area surrounding the farm were a little unkempt. But we continued on. There was plenty of parking. We paid our entrance fee and began to look around. The kids saw several things they wanted to do, but alas there was an extra charge. The treetop experience was $50+ a person, the swing ride was $5 a person, feeding the giraffe was $5 a person, riding a camel was $5 a person, etc. needless to say we did do the extras except the camel ride for the older two kids. Concessions were available and fairly reasonably priced. Fortunately the "hay" tractor ride was good with stops to see the camels, pigs and goats, and zebras (of course food to feed the animals was extra). Overall we had a good time, but I was not a fan of all the hidden extra costs. We did buy a few small pumpkins and gourds. If you visit plan to take plenty of cash with you. Would I recommend this place? Maybe. The exotic animals were cool but I think other farms do a better job of creating that "fall pumpkin patch" feel.

Oh did have fun! I brought my students and team here for a field trip. We were amazed to see the…read moreexotic animals camels, zebras, emu, etc. The students enjoyed the hay ride. We rode arose to tour the farm. The petting zoo was fun. We feed the calf and goats. They had us build a scarecrow which was hilarious! Lastly, the students ran through the hay maze, It wore them out. This place is a gem and great place to visit.

I really really enjoyed this class. The facility was very clean. The class sizes are small (can…read moreonly hold 12 people), but this means that the workouts can be even more personal and individualized. The trial/intro class is only held on Saturdays at a specific time. This class was at 10:45am-11:15am. The workouts are all modified initially, which I didn't care for but I understand why they're modified on the first class. The instructor was friendly and really helped us get an understanding of what Pilates is like. The membership is PRICEY!! However, they do offer discounts to military, students, nurses, and teachers. Unlimited plan for the West Cobb location is $199/month. The other plan is $159/2 days per week or $29 per session if you don't want a membership. There is also an enrollment fee of $59. This can easily add up. Overall, I really liked it. I would join but I'm currently already in another gym membership and can't add another cost right now. I would look into in the future though.

I booked a trial class and loved it. Then purchased a one class credit, never got into the class…read more(was waitlisted even though I booked a week out), and then my credit disappeared. Then I received a unknown charge on my credit card that I never authorized. Horrible app for booking, hard to get in touch, huge wailists (they continue to sell memberships), and unknown charges. There are other pilates studios that are much better in the area and easier to get into.