the farm

My kids loved feeding the baby animals with bottles. I loved reading all of the informational signs.

Bring your lunch and stay all day or buy a season pass and come many times. It is a great place for kids to run and have fun. They can pet animals, hold baby kittens, check out the gardens, and follow nature trails.

I had visited The Farm as a child many times, each year for as long as I can remember. My husband and I revisited just after getting married and had a great time! Even better than I remembered. I have pictures of myself as a kid, then 30 years later and The Farm has never lost it's charm!

It's just a cool place. I love going here. You can not only see the animals-n-such; but also feed the babies & milk the goat! It's a great family experience as everyone, no matter their age, seems to enjoy it.

Wonderful place to take kids of all ages. There are baby goats and baby pigs that you can feed bottles to and there are many farm animals to see. It is very family friendly, open, and laid back. There are also kittens which they said are strays that they adopt out. This is wonderful to hear that they are helping animals find forever homes! My son was only about 9 months when we went but he enjoyed his stroller ride with views and my husband and I had fun! Would highly recommend!

The Farm is a fun place for any age. The lady who welcomed us and sold us our tickets was so enthusiastic. Since it was our first visit she showed me a map of the farm and gave me an overview of what they offered there. The property is well maintained and the animals have nice enclosures and appear to be well cared for. There seemed to be quite a few staff around cleaning up after the animals. There are several goats that are loose for you to feed. There are many educational buildings with antique farm equipment. There are lots of informational things to read like in a museum. There are walking paths and lots of opportunities to get fun pictures with animals. I only have 2 comments that I think would make the visit even better. First, I would have liked to know before hand that many goats are loose and waiting outside the door to the main building. You buy bottles and bags of corn in there for the animals. When we came out of the doors the goats surrounded my 3 year old because he had a bottle. It scared him really badly and we started our visit with him crying. If I had known the goats were waiting out there I would have carried him. Second, I was wishing there were stations throughout the farm that I could wash or sanitize my hands. After a sheep eats corn out of your hands you kind of want to wash them! Despite these two minor things this is a very fun place and worth a visit.

Feeding the baby goats had to have been the highlight for the grandchildren. Enjoyed walking around!!! very nice day

We loved this place. It was so clean. The two two year olds absolutely loved the experience of feeding the animals with a bottle. So did grandpa. Recommend arriving soon after opening as the animals are hungry.

We took our grandkids here this summer and they loved it. So did we. With all the wildlife there to see and all the trails to walk and all the things to see, it was second to none. I would recommend this place to anyone with kids or anyone who just wants a change of a enjoyable day. There is so much to learn and see, it is just great. Wonderful place to visit. A nice ride and the end result is great.

Fun for all ages. Who doesn't love baby farm animals! You will have a great time here if you are 1 or 101. Beautiful gardens and well kept pastures. You can see all the animals are well taken care of and the staff and owner are truly grateful for your visit. We have made great memories here watching our son have the time of his life.

Opportunities for fun at The Farm abound whether you're a child or an adult. Children love interacting with the animals and adults love the historic farm museum, the beautiful gardens, the old lime kiln, sugar shack and honey house. Bring a good camera; you'll come away with dozens of frameable photos.

This is an excellent attraction for young and old. From feeding the animals with bottles to being able to hold anything that isn't huge to walking trails to beautiful gardens to historical farm items...this is THE PLACE TO BE. This is a don't miss and I wish we had something similar near our house!

This is a great spot for children whether you have grown up or not. We take our grandchildren just about every year and they see something new to enjoy. They love giving milk bottles and corn to the goats. We have held kittens and watched baby chicks hatch . There is a neat old kiln and an old bull to feed. Kids can learn about the various crops grown in Door County and how to identify each. Plus is is inexpensive entertainment. Don't forget to get pictures on the tractor.

Third time to The Farm with the kids in the past seven years. They have many more farm animals this year including many goats, cows, ponys, kittens, chickens, piglets, turkeys and bulls. Kids can purchase corn and milk to feed the animals. Kids can milk a goat on the hour. Clean friendly family place that we would highly reccomend. Some neat history and buildings to explore and well as hiking paths. Affordable and must visit place in Door County. Throw the corn into the bulls' mouths. Their tongues are fun to watch as they try it get the corn.

We took our 9 month old and she squealed with delight at the baby pigs, goats, kittens, sheep, and chicks. She loved the ducks. It's a good sized farm to keep kids entertained. Besides the animals, there are trails to hike, tables for picnics, and multitude of opportunities for the history buff to learn about old farming techniques in Wisconsin. Recommend going early in the morning when the animals are hungry.