This was my first visit to Oakes Farm and glad it was for the Tulip Festival! This event is for…read moreeveryone, young and old! There are lots of activities: various staged areas for photos, games, bubbles, food, sweets, and much more! The flowers were beautiful and the view of the mountains in the background was amazing! You must visit the farm to experience it all! To guarantee a ticket, I suggest purchasing them online and they're also cheaper. Customer service was great! Everyone had that southern charm! I will visit again...maybe in the fall for their corn maze.

Quaint farm out in the country. (Corryton, Tennessee.) This was their first tulip festival, and it…read morewas fun, in the sun! Buy a vase fill with tulips. Lots to do, for the kiddos. Fun activities change with the seasons Hamburgers, hotdogs, chicken tenders, french fries & more! At the Lake Farm Grill. Grammys Sweets and Treats Satisfy your sweet tooth with fresh homemade fudge, caramel apples, marshmallow treats, slushies and more! The fudge crew is excited about getting to make some Spring-themed fudge and treats! Sweet B's Funnel cakes, caramel apples , hot fudge cakes, ice cream, lemonade slushies and more! Shop the General Store Choose from gifts, home decor, apparel, toys, local crafts and more. Visit PickTN section, filled with products made right here in Tennessee!

What a BEAUTIFUL place! Their café is open Tuesdays-Sundays only, so plan accordingly if you'd…read morelike to eat at their café! The farm is stunning! So much acreage of beautiful landscaping! Make sure to visit their cheese shop! You can sample all the cheeses for sale, and they have a ton of other items available for sale! What a fun place to visit!

The farm is fun to explore and visit…read more Had lunch at the cafe - menu is cheese heavy (obviously). Food is simple, shakes were the highlight. Cozy, inviting space; very friendly service.

This is a special fall attraction for the family. The maze is awesome. We were there in the…read moreafternoon, but they have evening hours where you can do the maze with a flashlight. As great as the maze was the, the younger kids had more fun on the in ground trampoline, petting zoo, sitting on the tractors for pictures, the really cool rustic playground, ect. The kids will not run out of things to do. You can purchase simple lunches like hotdogs and burgers but they have outdoor grills so you can bring you own food. The people around us were roasting smores. The vibe was so upbeat and easy going. It is worth a drive from the tourist areas. There is everything down home and nothing commercial, as grand as it is. For $11. each, the kids can do anything they want, as long as they want and pick their own pumpkin. Getting close to Halloween, the pumpkins were a little picked over. But, this place is awesome. No price gouging. It is about 15 minutes from the heart of Pigeon Forge where Magic Quest is. Their facebook page gives more information than their website, along with pictures and videos: https://www.facebook.com/ballingerfarm/ It may be better to call ahead. We were prepared but didn't know they were only accepting cash and check at the time. It sounded like a temporary thing. Luckily, we had money on us. It could have been a bummer for those who didn't know. But, overall, there are not enough nice things to say about Ballinger Farm Corn Maze.

We stopped in with our large church group while on the way to Asheville…read more We had a great time! We ordered a hot apple pie and an apple cider slushy. Both were very good! They have a wide variety of apples. They also provide free samples of each variety. Definitely recommend you stop here because you won't be disappointed!

New favorite apple picking experience- I say experience because it's not just an orchard. They…read moreoffer apple picking, a fantastic playground, and a great bakery. It was $20 to purchase a 1 peck bag to fill on our own. I believe you can have up to 5 people per bag but today it was just me and my kids. What stood out about this orchard is that 99% of the apples I picked from the tree were perfect! Very very few apples with blemishes, damages, holes etc. there were also very few apples littering the ground so we didn't have to worry about too many bees or bugs around us like we have had to do at other places. The apples taste fantastic! The playground was a hit with my 2 and 4 year old. Big shout out for having a huge tunnel that the kids can run there instead of crawl! Delicious bites include apple cider donuts, apple cider slushes, and ice cream. All were 10/10. Worth the 2 hour drive for us.

I attended with a women's group for a social event. This is a you-pick farm where you can cut as…read moremany flowers as you want to fill your cup. While there, we also did flower pounding to make a beautiful card and envelope (see photos). There was a covered area with tables where we were able to sit, eat snacks, and chat. I also noticed a fire-pit and I'd like to bring my grandkids, let them pick flowers, and then spend time relaxing with a picnic lunch or dinner and roast some marshmallows over the fire. The way it works is you scan the QR code, pick up a cup, fill with water, and grab cutters. You can walk up and down the aisles that have various flowers blooming and pick any you like. If you don't have time to pick, there is a grab and go bouquet in the stand. They are open dawn to dusk April - October. I attended a Christmas in July party this past weekend and we were asked to bring a gift from a local vendor. I brought a gift certificate. The person who opened it didn't want to tell anyone what it was for fear it would be stolen! She wanted it for herself. So, if you enjoy flowers (and your special someone does), check out Harvey Family Farm.

This is our family's new local gem!! Nestled next to the mountains with beautiful barns and a…read morebeautiful farm of flowers we all fought over a pair of sheers because we all kept finding the flowers we all wanted it was so amazing- next time we'll all grab a pair per person instead of one. There is a self service kiosk with directions on what to do and it's a great value!! I can't wait to use them forever more for my flowers for special occasions and just to have beautiful fresh flowers in my home which brings us joy!!

Filters and Topics…read more Tripadvisor Shopping Youtube Maps Videos Images News Books Flights Finance All filters Search Results Smoky Mountain Llama Treks 4.9(416) Tour operator in Cocke County, Tennessee ‧ Closed 750+ Overview Reviews Photos Services About Main Results Reviews from the web Facebook5/518 votesGroupon4.8/5504 reviewsViator5/5288 reviews Google review summary 4.9 (416) Reviews All stories65 kids38 walk34 trail30 +6 Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Adrienne Walker 2 reviews a minute ago NEW This is a must do in Cosby, TN! My husband and I loved walking up and down the mountain walking our own llama. The hike is a ways up the mountain but Steve created switchbacks to make it somewhat more easy. He is more than happy to wait ... More Bridgette Brett 3 reviews·8 photos 4 weeks ago This was our first time visiting the Smoky Mountain area and my hubby found the Smoky Mountain Llama Trek. I told him I don't care if we don't do anything else we're doing this. And it didn't disappoint!!!! Steve the owner and guide was ... More +5 Barry Knauer Local Guide·157 reviews·342 photos 2 months ago This was one of the most enjoyable outings we ever had! Steve is a fantastic guide and an even better person! These llamas are so cute and loving. I surprised my wife with this adventure and she was sending videos and pics out until 11pm! Please don't pass up on this, I promise you won't regret it! +2 Heather Brand 4 reviews·10 photos 4 weeks ago What a neat and unique experience!!! The owner is extremely motivating with his stories and experiences, charismatic, down to earth and entertaining. The Llamas are as cute as can be and will make your entire group laugh with their ... More +7 Smoky Mountain Llama Treks https://smokymountainllamatreks.com Smoky Mountain Llama Treks | Mountain Treks in Cosby, TN They are so much fun and full of personality. They made the best tour guides on our 1 mile hike. It's an absolute must if you're in the area. - kalicelherrera | ... Click here to Learn more about our treks Llama Farm Visit Padgett Mill Trail, Lunch with... Click here to Learn more about our llamas Click here to Learn more about blog Click here to Learn more about about Click here to Learn more about faq Facebook https://m.facebook.com ' LlamaTreks Smoky Mountain Llama Treks | Cosby TN Smoky Mountain Llama Treks, Cosby, Tennessee. ... Rating · 5.0 (21 Reviews). Smoky Mountain Llama Treks ... Smoky Mtn Llama Treks has spent the winter 5.0(18) PigeonForge.com https://www.pigeonforge.com ' sm... Smoky Mountain Llama Treks - PigeonForge.com This is a must do for anyone visiting the Smoky Mountains. The llamas were so easy to walk, the hiking trail was gorgeous and our tour guide was amazing. You ... People also ask Where can I see llamas in Smoky Mountains? What is llama trek? What do trekking llamas do? Are there llamas in the Smoky Mountains? Feedback Videos 21:51 Smoky Mountain Llama Treck Review and Walkthrough Cosby Tennessee YouTube · yankeeinthesouth Jan 20, 2020 8 key moments in this video 8:24 LLAMA TREK Hiking with Llamas in the Great Smoky Mountains (Cosby, TN ... YouTube · Tennessee Valley Uncharted Jun 6, 2019 3 key moments in this video More videos Feedback Web results Reserve Direct https://www.tripster.com ' detail ' s... Smoky Mountain Llama Treks - Cosby, TN Enjoy spectacular, scenic, Smoky Mountain trails accompanied by an experienced guide and friendly, fluffy, professionally trained pack-llamas. From leisurely ... $20.00 Groupon https://www.groupon.com ' deals Smoky Mountain Llama Treks Steve the owner is very friendly and has an interesting story about all of his boys. The road to get there is a gravel road you have to take slow. 4.8(504) · $49.00 Tennessee Tourism https://www.tnvacation.com ' local Smoky Mountain Llama Treks in Sevierville, TN - Tennessee Vacation We offer guided hikes with llamas in the Smoky Mountain Area. Join our next tour. Smoky Mountain Llama Treks. 640 Padgett Mill Rd Viator https://www.viator.com ' tours ' S... Smoky Mountain Padgett Mill Llama Trek 2023 - Knoxville Wooded trail located on the Smoky Mtn Llama Farm, First 175 yards of the trail will be uphill and then level off for an enjoyable hike through the beautiful ... 5.0(288) Page Navigation Adrienne Walker 2 reviews a minute ago NEW This is a must do in Cosby, TN! My husband and I loved walking up and down the mountain walking our own llama. The hike is a ways up the mountain but Steve created switchbacks to make it somewhat more easy. He is more than happy to wait when you need to take a break. Of course he us so physically fit because he walks his property often. Steve's stories are great and his love of Chuck Norris is funny. Be ready for a positive uplifting experience where you learn to count your blessings. Beautiful scenery and experience. Do it!

The owner and his family were very kind and provided a hike and lots of info. The llamas were…read moreadorable, so well trained and lovable. Highly recommend. We just had the best time!

They are amazing caring people. I recommend a tour of the farm. Even though I have not been there…read moreyet but I have met them and they are very nice.

We had such an amazing time visiting Mt Gilead Farm! We messaged them through Facebook to arrange a…read moretime to go out to the farm and visit. My husband and I visited with our two young kids and had so much fun. We got to visit with the animals, learn about the property, and help feed the baby goats! We also got to sample some cheese made from goat milk. This is a working farm so be prepared for normal animal mess and to have to give many many pets to the dogs. Boots are recommended!

I have been to the Friendly Farm many times... it is a WORKING FARM, and it's OUT DOORS, so if you…read moredon't like a little dirt, mud, animals, or poo... odds are the farm is not for you. If you are one of those that judge people or businesses without ever 'being there' or lying about them (because they do not 'require masks' on their property... understand the 'owner' was A TEACHER of k-5 CHILDREN, and quit teaching to raise her family and start their own business. Jodie Moore goes out of her way for KIDS (and tries to tolerate whiny lying people that have never even been there).

Got to milk a couple animals and hold lots of animals! Very educational. Was told picking a…read morepumpkin and a hayride were included in price. No hayride and pumpkins were $5. Very disappointed. Many travel from a nearby big city to go there and they should deliver on what they say.

I have been here a few months an the people are great the place is so beautiful an peaceful my spot…read morewas lot 4 the view I had was only painted by Jesus himself and his painting every night day even through the thunderstorm if you're looking for the perfect place to live or camp lazy lama is your place the maintenance guy is a hoot this is by far the best

Staying here for 1.5 weeks and love it. The park has trees and grass that are just lovely (from…read moreAZ). They had rented us #27 when we booked and called a day ahead and said that person wanted a couple extra nights and would we take #30, we said ok. I think #30 was perfect. It was at the top of the road and an easy pull through. The park is quiet and friendly. It's under newer management and they seem to be very interested in doing things well. Met both the new owner and manager, both very nice people.

Jay was an amazing tour guide! We had such a great experience from start to finish. Definitely a…read more5-star experience!

I happened to come upon this place because of TikTok where I seen that you could hold a little…read moremonkey. My daughter and I made doing this the highest priority on our TN vacation bucket list. They also advertise in all of the coupon books plastered all over for $5 off a single experience and $10 off a combined experience. So, I thought awesome! We get there yesterday, the girl behind the desk is not friendly AT ALL. Red flag one. Proceeds to tell us we cannot hold a monkey any longer because the "monkey handler" retired. Yet as I type this, this experience is STILL advertised all over their website, in person menu and flyers. Red flag two. We decided to go anyway because we had already drove out there and looked forward to it for a little under a year. We go to pay and we're then told you can't use the coupon. It's only good on about two things. Well, that should be specified on your coupon what two things it's good for. Not over 3/4 of your menu. Red flag three. Then it is advertised that you get free food cups and food to feed the animals so I figured that would be a decent trade off. Well, red flag four. Although that was true in essence, you get one little tear of lettuce leaf, 3 small squares of apple, and about 5 pieces of kibble (think dog food size kibble). You cannot feed the tortoise only the kangaroo and we were told they don't like kibble so feed it to the dog. The dog was adorable but to be honest, I didn't pay $20 to feed a dog. I can do that at home for free. So we got to feed the kangaroos an extremely small lettuce leaf and 3 of the tiniest chunks of apple. We were also given about a 2" piece of millet for the birds. And told if you drop it or they steal it then tough luck you will not receive another. We were given one little piece of kibble type thing for the monkey even though only two of us wanted to give him a treat, but we paid for five people. So anyways I felt like this was all together petty for what this experience advertises itself as. The last red flag came after we left. Both groups in our party realized we were charged $5 extra for paying with card (which is like 10%). We didn't do anything else on the farm that I can comment on, thank goodness. I will say, however, the gal who took us on the train was a nice gal and tried her best. And all of the animals were very sweet.