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pattyinpink 1 month ago
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Easy street parking on a weekday afternoon. Nice little farm store and a stand selling produce was open when I went on a Wednesday. Looking forward to going back for fall events and other seasonal activities.

Naomi 2 months ago
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Lovely farm, wonderful farm stand with tons of fresh produce and homemade/local goods for purchase. Everything tastes so good and fresh. There are farm animals!! You can buy feed for the goats, so fun and family friendly, will definitely be back to this gorgeous place!

Wanda Ortiz66 2 months ago
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We had a great time at the pop wow with my family. It was a surprise for my son and sister and they enjoyed it. The food and drinks were reasonable. See you next year!

Log Pog 4 months ago
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Nice little farm with a gift shop. Best tine is during October for the hay hides through a pumpkin patch and the corn maze. Or during the spring for the mini carnival.

Variety of animals , sheep, chickens, pigs, a pair of cow, and alpacas. Street parking along the block of the museum.

Janis Mahnure 1 year ago
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You wouldn’t think there was such a quaint place here. Came at 3 PM on a random Tuesday spontaneously. No events. Saw chickens, two steeds, and some sheep and alpaca. The feed is affordable like $3 a bag and you can feed the alpacas. They were so cute but when we went back at the end it seems the staff was closing and no alpacas around. So I definitely recommend going early. They usually run out of eggs by 11 they said. Hayride was bumpy and probably more fun with an educational lead or a big group. But the fact that this exists and it is free to walk around with the kids is beautiful. Only wish there was more guidance and more farm things in the store itself. Maybe the details need a formal school trip instead of just a family visit. Would come back for strawberry season. The corn maize wasn’t open yet but it looks great.

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