Friendly Farm

The Friendly Farm is a GREAT place to bring the family. Reasonably priced and kids LOVE it every time.
For those who dont know, it is basically a big fenced in farm where you can touch, hold, pet, feed almost every animal. Chicks literally hatching all the way up through full grown chickens (if you can catch one haha), ducklings, baby goats and sheep, geese, baby rabbits, calves, horse, pigs, peacock, even llama are all at TFF… We now live 45 minutes away but have been living an hour and a half away yet still make the trip a couple times a year… WELL worth it.
Regarding another review here, ive been going to TFF for 15 plus years… There are years where the animal population is higher and some lower. The horse and cow may well HAVE been sick…
Living things have a tendency to fluctuate in population and can get sick from time to time. $ 6−7/person is a pretty reasonable admission to walk into a farm world with your kids imo

Great place. All sorts of animals. Bees, chickens, cow, pig, llama, goat, sheep of all different ages. Very open just to walk around. God for kids or special needs people. Staff were very friendly.

Last time we went was many years ago and I loved it! Now I was not impressed at all. They had half the animals as normal and the horse and a few other animals looked very sick. Also when we went before more animals roamed around for the children to interact with. For the price and cleanliness of it I would not waste my time.

This is a great place to bring the kids. You can buy a bag of feed for the animals (cheap, like about a dollar) and feed the animals. You can watch the staff bottle feed the baby animals. As you walk into the sheep area, the sheep jump right up on you, wanting to be fed, just like your dog does when you get home.
The admission is cheap and they have a cool gift shop.