We had a great time. We are visiting Idaho and wanted to take our toddler to see some animals…read more Definitely felt that it was worth it for the price. There's lots of animals to see, and the feed cups were pretty big compared to what we've gotten at other places before. I wish I had gotten their names, but one of the ladies running the register, and one of the men working in the goat enclosure; they were both so kind and welcoming! He shared a lot of info about the animals and was great.

Such a fun place you definitely get to explore and you can also feed some animals. Great for all…read moreages !

Looking for a fun family day? The Boise Zoo is a great place to take the kids! There's plenty to…read moresee, so be ready for lots of walking--comfortable shoes are a must. Pack a lunch and enjoy a picnic to make a full day of it. It's a fun, affordable outing that the whole family will enjoy! We got to visit the Boise zoo back in 2019. Hope to go back again and see what changes have been made and enjoy the fun again.

I can understand the desire to see animals you've never seen before, or would otherwise never have…read morethe chance to see. However, at a certain degree- a zoo is inhumane. Especially when it's the Boise Zoo. There is zero enrichment, even environment, for the animals here. They all genuinely look depressed. Which is not only depressing, but heartbreaking. These poor animals are in bare enclosures, dying or dead grass, and have zero stimulation. I've been to many zoos, aquariums, and such as a child. I visited the Boise Zoo for free as I was working (not for the zoo, but the company I was working for offered a day at the zoo for our customers and I was one of the employees selected to go with)... You could not pay me to go back and support this zoo. Or, see the absolutely horrible state these animals are forced to live in. For people who don't care about the animals... The bathrooms were c dirty; not maintained at all. Half of the stalls were out of toilet paper and there was no paper towels to dry your hands. The food is priced crazily high. Zero stars if I could.

I researched something fun to do with kids and adults and found this hidden gem. The family that…read moreruns the farm is so kind and knowledgeable. The family grows and cultivates fresh herbs, freeze dried and fresh organic eggs, and take really good care of their animals. First, we saw their barn, then walked to the cows, then to their orchard, then two chicken coops, and then we met and pet the Goats (my son loved Pongo the best! ), qnd then saw Alpacas. Overall, my family and I loved it! We wanted to stay longer! Sweet family and maybe if they start up a Bed n Breakfast, we would love to stay.

I can't live without my Tranquili-Tea and Willow Relief! Both do wonders for me and it's the only…read moretea I ever want to drink now. I feel blessed to have discovered this adorable farm, the owners are the nicest people, and they know how about health and wellness. They have completed mastered the perfect tea! :)

We came here right when they opened and it was honestly the highlight of our trip. Not that many…read morepeople at the time but loved how big it was and so much to do that it wasn't overwhelming. The price was a bit hefty but totally worth it to be honest. All the activities from the Slide, Feeding the Animals, the Cows and Animals, the chicken coop, the photo Ops, all the activities basketball hoops, the corn maze was our favorite & so much more there is to do you can easily spend a whole day here. Loved how clean and organized the place was there were different handwashing stations if you fed the animals and the Potty's they had outside were clean and didn't have a bad smell appreciated that. The food options we wanted we didn't get to try but that's ok. It was a bit windy that day that made some activities hard to do or for the corn to get roasted and so fourth, we grabbed some of their donuts and warm apple cider that was so good and perfect for the chilly weather. There was also pumpkin picking and loved that you can go out to the field and grab a wagon and such a fun activity to do with the family. They also had a lot of fun picture ops with the pumpkins as well & the little barn area that was decorated with pumpkins. Their sunflower field was so amazing I had never been to one but it was magical. Wear shoes you don't care for cause it was muddy in the fields and you can take the ones you like and just pay for them at the little shack. They also had tons of Zinnias that were beautiful and those were up for purchase as well. All in all it was def a fun place to visit, I mean their corn maze was shaped like a Jet & not to mention the Pig Races! Grab your family & friends and stop on by..

I'm not a sucker for fall activities like most "basic girls" but I will drag my husband here every…read moreyear. Nice variety u-pick pumpkins, great activities for kids, and I'm a sucker for a petting zoo, I matter how grown up I am. Even if it's expensive- I can't resist.

Within the last week, I lost a very important member of my family. My fur Baby Lulu. I had her for…read more17 years and 2 months until I had to say goodbye. I am so sad, and know that I will be for quite a long time , so to ease the pain a bit and help me to stay busy and keep my mind off of losing her, my very beautiful friend decided we should go to Peaceful Belly Farm and relax, have some delicious food, be in nature and around positive people with a beautiful ambience. Of course Peaceful Belly delivered as always. We decided to have a gorgeous glass of Viogner, and thought it would be nice to split a few of the dishes to share. We started with the spinach dip bread bowl, with farm, fresh spinach mixed with a three cheese blend served in a Acme sourdough loaf. The dip was so yummy, creamy and heartwarming, and there were so many layers of flavor. It was just the right amount of salty and the texture was wonderful. It was served in an Acme sourdough loaf which is always delicious. They cut up the top portion of the bowl into small pieces so that we could easily dunk the bread into the dip. It was the perfect way to start the meal. I don't think there was much left of that when all was said and done. The second dish that we decided on together was the deviled eggs. They were beautiful, fresh, farm eggs that were nice and cold and the yolks were whipped beautifully with dill and garlic filling. Garnished on top of the eggs they served this insane, brown sugar, caramelized McIntyre bacon. There were some gorgeous, delicate, yellow, edible flower petals on top which took it over the top aesthetically. They were perfect. It was a serving of four and it was just enough for my friend and I. Last but not least, we had a dish made from homemade chorizo from the James Beard nominated Chef, Dan Ansot of Ansot's Basque restaurant in downtown Boise. It was phenomenal. Made with warm saffron stew that had carrots and sweet pepper, onion and garlic on a creamy polenta base topped with his Basque chorizo and grilling cheese (which is one of my favorite cheeses ever!) It was spicy and so complex. We really enjoyed this dish tremendously. Our server Kayla was wonderful. She checked up on us often, but not too often to make sure that we were enjoying everything and asked if we wanted more wine. The dishes came out in a timely manner and we enjoyed ourselves tremendously. The atmosphere is gorgeous set in an open space full of greenery and flowers and food growing all about the property, not to mention all of the gorgeous black and white sheep that are grazing peacefully around the restaurant outside. It was a perfect day with a perfect friend with perfect weather and really helped me to set aside the sadness I felt from losing my sweet little fur baby, even if just for a little while. The inside is impeccably clean and a bright open space with plenty of tables. They have a ton of gorgeous dry flowers from all over the property hanging gracefully from the ceiling and they always have fun artwork hanging on the walls. I will always return. They do a good thing for the community and they have a gorgeous space with beautiful food and people. Thank you for helping me through my grief. See you soon!

Pro's - Farm to table…read more- Delicious food - Great space and decor - Service was friendly and great Con's - Not enough cheese on the grilled cheese sandwhich (had to say something :-P ) Hummus appetizer was unique, but full of flavor. The bread appetizer and bread on the grilled cheese was excellent. Overall great food.

Everything was fantastic! The class sign up, payment & waiver form were all online- simple & quick!…read more Detailed email w/the address/instructions/tips sent to attendees before class. The actual yoga practice was very doable for both newbies & advanced yogis. I was very impressed by the quality of instruction as well as the positivity exuded by the owner/instructor before/during & after class! And bonus for the thoughtful offering of lemon water, hand sanitizer in multi places, & masks encouraged but not required. A definite recommend for men & women alike!!! And Yes!!! There is a full bathroom onsite & ground is level thruout- so truly very accessible class! Tip: Carpooling should be encouraged. I definitely will go again when the opportunity arises!!!

This was a great experience. We got to stretch and relax (side-note: doing yoga outside made me…read morerealize how little time I take to stare at the sky and enjoy the beauty around me. Just looking at the clouds in their different shapes was relaxing in itself). But we also had the extra delight of sweet goats to enhance our experience. After the class we were allowed to feed them and hold them. The baby goats were heart melting. They would snuggle and kiss you. I loved it. There is something about being in nature and feeling the sun on your skin that really adds to the yoga experience. The owners were friendly and personable. I would definitely recommend it.

We absolutely adore this place and always take our family here when they visit from out of state…read more Check their calendar for events and the best time of year to harvest your own bunch of lavender. They sell duck and chicken eggs too and the shop carries every type of lavender product you can imagine!

See Courtney M's review and I'll add to it to see if I can help her out for more info about what…read moreled to the spate of 1star reviews for this place. I get why people posted them, although they may have had no experience with the farmers, these are farmers, who own and operate Red Chair. The nutshell is this. Red Chair is in Eagle, a relatively small community and the one I live in too, and they hold an annual Lavender Festival just after July 4th every year. This year it was advertised that Old State Saloon would be a part of it, apparently as a vendor for food and drink. Old State is a watering hole in downtown Eagle and the owner has made no bones about his anti-gay and hard right wing perspectives, MAGA hats abound and he has hosted things like the "Hetero" event in downtown Boise last week. Thankfully almost no one showed up there, but let me tell ya', in Eagle people go to his Old State location. I was in there when they first opened, not knowing at that time the owner's orientation, but it was plenty clear pretty fast and I do not support them nor do business with any entity that is in league with them. We consumers vote our values with our wallets. When people found out Old State was involved with the lavender festival at Red Chair, the lambasting of Red Chair started. But Red Chair has cut ties with Old State to do the food and beverage service after the Old State owner's bigoted, homophobic remarks were published in connection with press coverage of the recent downtown Boise event. If you take the time to read the news article here, you'll see this farmer / owners was sort of unaware of the depth of the Old State owner's issues and was just happy someone was willing to help out providing food and beverage vending at the lavender festival. Learning of the remarks and having his Lavender Farm business targeted by people who thought he was in synch with Old State's owner, he told them he does not want them to participate. https://www.kivitv.com/eagle/red-chair-lavender-cut-ties-with-old-state-saloon-after-racist-comment-at-bars-hetero-awesome-fest

Big D Ranch has the best corn in the area. We go there every year and put it away for the winter so…read moreit sure is nice in the middle of February to have nice fresh corn on the cob. Thank you big D's.

We always feel welcome at Big D Ranch. Love their corn and the baked goods we have purchased out…read morethere can't be beat. Everything they sell is awesome. They are so friendly and caring people.

This was the perfect way for us to spend a few days in far southeastern Oregon. We used it as our…read morejumping off to drive Leslie Gulch, and to fish the Owyhee. Great night's sleep under the stars (you can see from the roof of your yurt!) and fun exploration of a very cool part of Oregon. Chris was an excellent host and made sure we had all we needed. Fun to see the piglets running around. I'd use this place again for sure for fishing in the area.

Stayed here during a fishing trip to the Owyhee River in mid-April. The weather was unseasonably…read morecold (it snowed while we were fishing), but we dressed warmly, caught fish, and had a great time. This property has four guestrooms: 2 bunkhouse rooms, which is basically a log cabin split in half with a shared bathroom (toilet and shower) in the back, a yurt, and an RV. I stayed in a one of the bunkhouse rooms and it was charming. Two, double beds (I think that's their proper name), which are fine for one person but would not reasonably hold two. The beds were comfortable and firm, the linens warm and cozy. The room itself was charming, nice little touches like the lamps and the artwork. And, it even had a desk where I could squeeze in a little work while I was otherwise "off grid" (for real, while the ranch has Wi-Fi there is no cell coverage in the Owyhee Canyon. The "hooch" -- the shared kitchen and family room (which some might call a great room) -- is nice. Comfy chairs and couches, a TV (which I didn't use), and a wood burning stove. A nice breakfast layout. A (fancy but essentially camp) stove running off a local propane tank with two burners. Yes, you can pan-fry stuff here -- there are plenty of pans, but you get the strong feeling this is BBQ city once the weather warms up (I saw rotisserie spits and such). All utensils and such are available, plus a coffee pot with coffee and cream in the fridge. (There are also pots under the counter.) Chris and Lori were great, checking in on me on my drive out, greeting me when I arrived, and showing me around the place which, by the way, is in a pretty amazing setting. All in all a lovely trip in a lovely quiet place. This fishing was pretty good, too.