My daughter recently had her first preschool field trip and Thomasson Family Farm was the perfect…read moreexperience! It's a little bit out of the way but it's worth the drive. Finding the farm was pretty easy and there is plenty of parking. I believe we got a little bit of a discounted group rate for our tickets, but even without the discount it's a fair price for all that is offered here. Our field trip guide was great (and patient) with a group of rambunctious 4/5 year olds. We were able to tour the whole farm and ended with a fun educational moment featuring floating pumpkins. The kids had a blast here - hard not to, as this patch is mostly just for kids! There's a really fun playground area with lots to do. Outside of that there are also animals to see and pet - they even took out some kittens for the kids to pet (and they're up for adoption!) There's also an indoor play spot with a corn pit, slide, excavation station, etc. And of course they have wagon rides around the patch which was a hit! They also have a little food stand with concession type food that smelled good, along with pies, donuts, and a coffee stand. Overall this was a great first trip here and we would definitely return with the family considering how kid-friendly it is!

$70 for 2 seniors, 1 adult and an 8 year old child. Stayed maybe 30 minutes. The fun areas were…read moreshut down as we came on a Thursday. Even the corn maze was closed. Our granddaughter had fun visiting with the farm kittens and pumping water. Had they had more things open, then it would have been worth the money. Nothing special and wouldn't recommend. By the way, we came on Thursday as we work on weekends.

This is such a great place for littles and for adults! It was my family's first visit and it did…read morenot disappoint. They had everything from farm animals (like goats, sheep's, llamas) to exotic animals (like a zebra, kangaroo and a camel), to u-fishing, and to 1/4 mile hike. There really was so many things to do. You could easily spend almost the day there. My husband, 3 year old, and 22 month loved it and all were sad to leave for different reasons. My husband wanted to stay longer because he wanted to fish more, my 3 year old daughter wanted to hug and pet the goats, and my 22 month old son wanted to drive the toddler McLaren car. Unfortunately, it was I who wanted to leave because I had a killer migraine. Suffice to say, we will return on a day where I don't have an all-day migraine so that I have the energy to push my toddler in that car. Parking is plentiful and is free. Restrooms are portapotties. Bring your own lunch and enjoy your time with family!

Old McDebbie's Farm is a delightful and engaging destination for families and individuals seeking a…read morerural experience. The farm offers a variety of interactive activities, including feeding and petting animals, seasonal fruit picking, and tractor rides, creating memorable experiences for all ages. Its commitment to ethical farming practices, cleanliness, and friendly staff further contribute to an enjoyable and educational outing, making Old McDebbie's Farm a must-visit destination. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

Great value. Free entrance. The corn maze was WAY bigger than I expected. Recommended A++++++read more

Pumpkin sling shots, tractor pulled hayrides, and delicious lumberjack popcorn. You can't go wrong…read morechoosing Double R Farms for your fall pumpkin patch experience. Geri from Double R Farms is a generous supporter of local youth soccer and thank's to Double R Farms' contributions Norpoint Soccer Club has been able to provide new equipment and uniforms for players.

We went to the third annual Garlic and Goats Festival at Simple Goodness Farm on Aug. 20 from 10…read morea.m. to 4 p.m. It was "simple" - very small town. Basically they had about 10-15 vendors - many selling Garlic - they say there are 12+ different kinds of Garlic - not sure but seems like there were less then 9 - but still more then I realized there were. One booth helped explain the difference between the various types of Garlic (spicy, mild, extra-spicy) etc. They do have three seminars but two hours between them and not worth waiting that long (just missed one by 30 minutes so had 1.5 hours to wait. Did not wait. If you are in the neighborhood - probably worth stopping but it is very small and they do charge $1.00 per person entry fee. They have goats for the kids and some handmade goods - not a lot and limited. It is supposed to be for farmers to show their products but they have some professional booths selling commercial products. We did stop for the mini-donuts and the only thing colder then the donuts was the personality of the vendor - not friendly at all. Overall - happy I went - probably will not do it again.

Amazing experience. I highly recommend visiting. Spend a wonderful afternoon here with my family.read more

Great way to spend a couple hours. Extremely knowledgeable and caring owners who are dedicated to…read moreanimal welfare. The alpaca and llama don't like to be touched but love to eat and get close to you. There are babies right now too! Great stories about all the animals and their mission. Just heartwarming. Great little shop as well to buy Christmas gifts including socks, ornaments, stuffed animals and yarn. Great small biz to visit and support animals.

Good vibe and a lot of fun activity for kids to do. A lot…read moreof parking Inside the farm it's clean and we loved it so much

We love Maria Farms! Every year it get better and better with the upgrades. It's so big it never…read morefeels busy and the kids never have to wait in long lines. The ice cream and burgers are so good! We love making Maris Farms apart of our family traditions!!

My group of 5 girlfriends were searching for a unique experience on Vashon Island. We found Kelly…read moreand her Llamas and looked no further! We had a lovely afternoon learning from Kelly about llamas and her family's life with them. The llamas were very friendly and ready for treats. And no... they don't spit! This is really the place to go for a one of a kind experience. Will go again and again!

The owner Kelly is a very friendly person. Fairy garden in front with some spinner items my 2 year…read moreold liked. Llamas were there in full effect! If you like llamas this is the spot!!

What a wonderful day. First a beautiful hike to reach the farm then seeing everything on the farm…read moreitself was magical. The chickens, cow, donkeys and barn cats were beautiful and friendly. The owners were incredibly gracious and brought out carrots for us to feed the animals with. The barn was huge and fun to walk through. All in all a must see and what a beautiful farm, animals were wonderful, incredibly gracious hosts. For me coming with my daughter and granddaughter, a perfect day

After many years of saying we need to visit it - I finally took the younger group of grandkids out…read moreto this farm (11-10-9) year olds - and they voted it a 5 star. It is a small farm and shouldn't take more than an hour - plus lunch - they have a nice picnic area. It is a good learning place with an old wood stove, actual ice box and hand washing machines to show the younger ones. My only issue is you have to park on the other side of a small hill and walk over it. Fairly steep (temp was almost 90 degrees) and difficult with my bad leg but they drove me back over in a golf cart. :) Seems like handicap parking could be at the front gate - normally less one star but the kids said no. Not much at the farm - 2 miniature donkeys - two cows and some chickens. If you go - be sure to get the home tour which even the youngsters enjoyed. There is a barn to wander in and some other houses but that is mostly it. They apparently host many summer camps where I believe the kids spend the night.

SO FUN!! we did this with my one year old toddler and had a great time!! Lots of up close…read moreencounters with a variety of different animals and the staff was great!! Loved their sweet farm dog Banjo too! Definitely a good way to get out and keep littles entertained for a while!

I learned that this farm has been open for roughly 5 years and they just got some new baby goats!…read more Came here for the picnic alpaca visit ($44/person for 2 hours) and had a great time with the tour and animal feeding with Esther! She was really kind and explained all the to-do's and what not-to-do's when interacting with the animals. She was also very knowledgeable about the farm animals and the different types of alpacas. She was a fantastic host! The alpacas are all pretty well mannered and calm - there were some children in our group and they all did great with all the animals. I'd highly recommend checking out this farm if you want a fun engaging experience for a few hours - for both kids and adults! They have a small gift shop as well.

Great atmosphere…read more Service was a bit slow for a Thursday. Quantity of food was enough for two meals. We took home leftovers

Farm 12 is our go to breakfast spot, and it never disappoints. The food is consistently made to…read moreperfection every time we visit, which is a big reason we keep coming back. It's a beautiful place and honestly the perfect brunch spot great atmosphere, clean, and well put together. The servers are always nice and attentive, making sure you're taken care of throughout your meal. Just a heads up this place gets very busy on weekends, so plan accordingly or be ready for a wait. Overall, if you're looking for a reliable, high quality breakfast/brunch spot, Farm 12 is definitely worth checking out. They also serve dinner, although we haven't tried it yet.