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    Old Windmill Farm

    4.9 (73 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Jpb T.

    This is one of the highest rated places that I have ever seen on Yelp! This is one of the few places where kids can pet about 50 different animals. This is a true unique travel experience.

    A cow

    Such an amazing farm! Had a nice hayride and then got to feed mules, and horses, then went to bottle feed calfs. Then we were able to hold cute puppies, baby goats, and baby pigs!! I even got to milk a cow! It was so fun to go through and see all the different animals and every animal was so sweet and nice!! All the people on the farm are super kind as well! Would 100% visit this farm again!

    Kim D.

    Took my 3 yr old here for interactive plain farm experience. Tour guide let the kids be very hands on. We saw mules pig goats bunnies horses chickens etc... the kids were able to feed the animals and hold most of them. They also have hand sanitizer at stations. at the end we paid an extra $5 for a wagon ride for her through the farm.

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    Lynnsey O.

    I absolutely loved this farm!! We bought the tickets for $21 each and you get a ride in the horse and buggy, petting zoo, feed the animals, hold the animals, collect chicken eggs, & more!! So fun and so wholesome!!! The family/people running the farm and the tours are absolutely wonderful!!! We were there for about an hour or maybe 1.5 hours. So cheap and such a great time. The animals include: dogs, cats, cows, chickens, pigs, turkeys, bunnies, llamas & more!!! They also have homemade sauces, cookies, and other goodies that you can purchase on site. Highly recommended for kids and families!

    Feeding a calf

    The tour was amazing. We went with our adult kids and grandkids. We all got to hold the baby animals and interact with the bigger ones. We made so many happy memories Saturday. Thank you for opening up your animals and home to us. It is a must any age

    Kristin F.

    Better to pay IN PERSON than online! When paying online, there's a surcharge fee of about $2. Also, even though it says that children under 2 y/o are free, for some reason, it was still charging another $2 for my daughter. When I saw those extra fees, I took a chance and just paid when we got to the farm. Turns out, no extra fees! Phew! As long as you and your group are flexible with when to take the tour (tours are every hour) then it's better to pay in person. But if you are strict on time, then paying online would secure your spot. Worst case scenario is you would be pushed to the next tour. When you first arrive, the front end of the farm is filled with shops. You have to drive down a smaller narrow path in the back to get to the actual farm. There are signs to direct you. ANYWAY, about the actual farm experience... It was definitely a cute farm with a lot of opportunities to pet, hold, and interact with animals. The $18 admission also includes a hayride which is always nice. The $26 admission offered everything from the $18 admission plus a barrel ride for children and maybe a tour of another area of the farm. But we felt the $18 admission was enough of an experience for us, about an hour altogether. The hayride was a circle around their field and around the barns, lasting about 10 mins. After that, we started to tour the barn. We were able to pet horses, feed milk/water to calves, held baby chicks, baby ducks, baby a baby goat and bunnies, milked a cow, saw baby pigs slide down a slide and rewarded them with cheese doodles. It was a nice experience and children would absolutely love and enjoy it. The owners are very sweet and welcoming.

    Goat or sheep
    Sajeeb A.

    One of the better petting farm experiences. It has all the classics including goats, chickens, sheep, horses, cows. The owner himself puts on an entertaining tour and makes sure all are involved. They also have a hayride and sell some snacks. It is a fairly big farm and barn area. Friendly animals, friendly staff

    Calves
    Christine C.

    I can't say enough about the hospitality of this farm. This family was welcoming, kind, and just answered every question we had. Our farm tour was laid back and fun. We ride the wagon and the kids got to drive the mules! So much fun. We also met with so many farm animals, baby animals, milked a cow, played with baby pigs. Just so much fun. There was such a relaxed environment and the kids felt so comfortable. I would highly highly recommend this farm to visit. They are kind Christian people who enjoy sharing their life with you.

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    Kevin N.

    What a fantastic experience! From check in to the end it was a welcoming and great tour. "Grandpa", the tour guide was a very nice gentleman and allowed all of us in the tour to get a nice feel of the farm. The kids got to feed the goats, pigs, horses and cows. They were allowed to hold the bunnies and small chickens, you can so milk the cow and try the milk if you wish, the kids can also grab the eggs from under the hens! Grandpa even gave us a ride in the horse wagon at the end of the tour. Can't believe I only paid $38 for my wife, my 2 year old son and I. Highly recommend this place for the kids!

    We booked the Amish Fun Farm Combo which is slightly more than the standard ticket. The difference is the garden tour and experience, and the barrel ride (pulled by a horse). I love how each group (about 20 people, for your timed session) has their own guide. Our guide was one of the daughters of the owner. She brought us on a hayride (pulled by horses) around the farm, and then we went to see all the baby farm animals. We got to feed baby cows, goats, horses, pigs, etc. The children were able to hold some animals too (baby goat, chicks), and help gather eggs from the hen house. This is something we have never experience even at petting zoos and farms. This is a much more hands-on and intimate experience. We also milked a cow. The kids enjoyed the barrel ride (warning it goes fast and it gets dusty!). The children learned about farming and helped plant some potatoes. The kids had so much fun here they want to come back, and they were all able to share their experience back at school too. We had kids age 4-10 in our party.

    Thuyvan L.

    They are very friendly and nice - the Farm so big and lot new thing for kid to spend time

    Lori D.

    We explored the miniature horse farm and animals at the front of the driveway. There is a small ice cream stand, gift shop and pony/horse and buggy rides available. There was also the ability to feed the animals for a $1 a bag. There were lamas, horses and small ponies. One of the ponies gave birth two hours before we arrived. It was amazing to see a newborn. There was a gentleman there explaining the process. Very interesting. We drove to the farm out back but didn't see much there. We could not figure out where the actual farm tour and baby animal feeding took place. Overall, still an enjoyable hour or two.

    Our kids driving the hay ride led by the mules.
    Fabian R.

    Our kids absolutely loved the Old Windmill Farm tour. They got to feed animals, hold rabbits, chicks, piglets and even milk a cow. Our tour guide, Grandpa, was the best. He even pulled the kids in a train that was powered by a horse. Take your kids to this, they'll love it!

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    4.5(144 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    I was able to enjoy Cherry Crest Adventure Farms on the perfect fall day, and I'll be making a trip…read morehere an annual tradition. We spent hours at the farm, and could have stayed even longer. My kids loved everything from the large corn maze to the swings to the games to the playground equipment to the large sandbox filled with corn. My kids were 4 and 6 during our visit, but the farm can easily accommodate older or younger. Two notes; 1. The bathrooms in the back of the farm are new & super clean. 2. Don't feel pressure to purchase the add ones (apple chucking and paintball) - those sections are towards the back of the farm and easily avoidable. There was a variety of food options - a few standard theme park options along with specialty options like homemade ice cream.

    Such a fun farm to take your family. I've been coming here…read moresince my daughter was about 4 years old- she's 14 now. Everyone we come, it does not disappoint. It's such a great time. Buy tickets online- tickets are cheaper. If you go during the week- it's cheaper too! They also have 50% off for active military and veterans, which is a great deal! They have all kinds of games, tug of war ropes, a play area/little town for younger kids, pig races. Some nights they have fireworks or bands. If you come- the corn maze is a must! All types of food vendors like burgers, fries, chicken fingers, ice cream and apple cider donuts. You can spend hours here and not get bored. They also have for pit and picnic table areas you can rent out and they provide logs and sticks so you can roast marshmallows or hotdogs. Definitely recommend this farm.

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    Line to purchase food. Really enjoyed great quality food

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    Rayba Acres Farm

    3.0(3 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    Peaceful, comfortable and close to many Amish things!…read more We spent a wonderful 2 days in the lovely Amish countryside, surrounded by beautiful farms and silos, and chose to stay at Rayba Acres Farm. Rayba has 6 rooms which have separate entrances from her house, and they are spacious and comfortable. We stayed in a first floor King bedroom with fabulous air conditioning, and a memory foam bed, and sooo quiet! Not more than 10-15 min from many good places, markets, Sight and Sound, Railway, Buffets. Good strong WiFi. Fridge/microwave in rooms, and a separate common area with sofa, lounge chairs, big fridge. It is not a bed and breakfast. Bring your own shampoo. Delightful pond with lilypads, barn kitties and gazebo outside rooms, pasture with cows and donkeys. Was peaceful and perfect for us. Would stay there again. Heads up: most restaurants close at 7pm in those parts, so don't wait! Convenience charge for credit cards on checkin.

    We stayed in room #5 over the garage at the rear of the property. The stairs were rickety which…read moreshould have been our first clue. When we opened the door, we were accosted by the horrible smell of manure (there was no outside odor). We later realized that the smell was coming from the AC unit. We had to turn the AC off and open all the windows to let it air out every so often. When using the shower, the "door" took up so much of the inside shower space it was difficult to even turn around. Then there were the unfixed issues with the ceiling above the shower and the "fancy" tp holder. Trying to get the tv to work was another issue plus the lack of internet. Apparently, you can only get internet at the main house. My in-laws had previously stayed at the main house and told us how lovely it was which is why we decided to stay here. They were very surprised and shocked to see what our room looked and smelled like. I would never recommend staying anywhere but at the main house. Also, the owner who lives at the main house should check each and every room from time to time. We will not return here.

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    Rayba Acres Farm - Our room entrance first floor at dusk.

    Our room entrance first floor at dusk.

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    Rayba Acres Farm - Lovely lilypad pond by gazebo and barn kitties. Relaxing!

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    The Farmyard

    5.0(2 reviews)
    32.6 mi

    We had such a sweet experience at this farm and I'd absolutely recommend it for families with…read morelittle kids. As a mom, I'm always looking for activities that are engaging, hands-on, and actually worth leaving the house for, and this was one of those places. They offer family-centered activities on Fridays, and this past Friday we did the pig cookie-making class with storytime. It was such a cute idea and very toddler/kid friendly. After the class, they took us to feed the pigs and taught the kids about them, which made it feel both fun and educational. After class, you can choose either a pony ride or a farm animal tour, which I thought was a nice touch. The space has lots of animals and plenty of opportunities for petting and interacting, which my child really enjoyed. And for kids who may not be as interested in the animals, there's also a large play area/park so there's still plenty for them to do. I also really appreciated that there were multiple hand-washing stations throughout the farm, which makes a big difference when you're out with little ones. My main downsides were the bathrooms and food options. I really wish they had traditional bathrooms instead of porta-potties, because that can be especially tricky when you're managing a potty-training toddler. I also wish the concession area had better snack and food options. Overall though, this was a really fun, family-friendly outing and we had a great time.

    Great place to bring your family and interact with Farmyard critters. Local crafts from various…read morevendors are available for purchase. Amazing local produce available on weekends. The snowball stand is delicious. Sign up for your kids to help with farm chores to learn and experience life on the farm. The instructors for horse riding lessons are fabulous with riders of all ages and ability levels. They offer educational and amazing events throughout the year - follow them on FB or sign up for their emailed newsletter. We love going there throughout the year and it's always a different, amazing experience! Everyone is super friendly and helpful. Love supporting a woman-owned small business that educates others on all things agriculture!

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    The Farmyard - Pasture with 3 cows

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    Pasture with 3 cows

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