love the house.my favorite. I have slots of memories there. ALL good times.
M A.
I was there with 28 students and 4 staffs on June 20, 2022. 10am. Their was a 16 year old tour guide at the entrance waiting for us. We formed a line for the tour which the polite tour guide was able to talk to the first 7 students only. I feel bad for the animals. The weather was hot around 87 degrees. The animals there didn't have any water. I was charged $310. If they were to charge $10 per person. I would expect them to provide sufficient water for the animals which I didn't see any. Horse grooming was promised but never provided. I just received the confirmation letter today for what We were going to be provided at the tour which was very weird. I will never recommend this place to anyone. Also, the girl giving the tour was suffering from heat exhaustion. We instructed her to sit down because we all became worried. I made sure the little tour guide had water and helped her sit on a bench there.
Melissa N Alphin
Went for the first time yesterday and we had such an amazing time! We loved the garden walk. Feeding the animals and mist of all milking a cow a for the first time! Can’t wait to go back.
Jen Bennett
Everything about the farm was fun and educational. We enjoyed milking Buttercup and seeing all the baby piggies.
Natalie R.
I left feeling very sad because the animals did not have water. The animals did have plenty of food! The animals could use some shade since it was really hot today and they were baking in the sun. There is so much opportunity for this farm since it's so beautiful. The workers and people were so nice.
Marissa F.
We love Amy's Farm!! It's fun for the whole family. Kids get to run around and see the animals and learn. While mom gets to shop their fresh produce and plants this is a wonderful place!
Ting K.
We love this place! And we feel happy this farm is so close to our home. I always take my son to there. He loves animals
Kim L.
This farm is so incredibly charming. I am grateful that the public is welcome here. The farm visit is free, but there's a donation box at the front that we gladly gave to. Great produce and an amazing play area built by children...it says "Play at your own risk!" which just adds to the excitement. The animals were adorable and my kids complained about going there but then didn't wait to leave once we got there.
Liliana L.
After a week of farm themed lesson plans, I decided to bring my toddler to Amy's Farm a couple days after hearing about it. I looked up Yelp reviews and saw how people raved about this working farm. My son and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience! Such an enriching and educational experience not only for my toddler, but for me as well. We paid for the guided tour- got to walk the garden and pick some leaves to feed a cow, feed the pigs, and my son was able to pet the goats, a horse, baby cow, and milk a Mama cow! I purchased some produce, meats and a couple other things at their little farm store as well. I overheard one of the owners talking to another gentleman about how much the industrialized area has affected local farmers. If I didn't overhear incorrectly, apparently they have gotten so much harassment from these companies trying to take over the land! I frequent the area for work and had never heard of, or driven by this farm! Will definitely be going back during the week for our produce to help support!
Charde E.
1st visit and we had a blast. I purchased some lemons and honey! They have a great selection of produce and of course animals to see and pet! Parking was a bit rough but we were not expecting it to be packed ! Still tons of fun and close. I will be coming back.
Amy's Farm was a perfect little adventure for my little one. It's nice because he got to explore at his own pace, check out all the animals and agriculture on the farm and pet goats in the petting zoo. We saw Farmer Randy and my son was so excited to see a "real" farmer. It's donation only. Suggested amount is $10. Can Venmo or put in cash box. Will definitely be going again.
Dennis G.
We ended up coming here for a field trip for my daughters preschool and my kids absolutely loved it! I brought my 2 year old son and 4 year old daughter here for a field trip. We went on a tour led by farmer Mia and Heidy and we had such a good time. The tour was great we learned about the garden, bugs, and animals! We got to feed the goats and the pigs. We got to let the cows, horses, sheep, etc. Our favorite part was milking a cow which my son and daughter both did and enjoyed! The tour was so educational and the farmers did so well with the kids! After he the tour we went to the shop where we bought delicious freshly baked sour dough bread and some fresh baked cookies as a treat for later. We will definitely be back here. It was such a great family outing.
Amanda D.
Best toddler activity ever! You will probably spend 30 minutes there (max 1 hour). Easy parking. There were a few horses, cows, pigs, goats, sheep, and ducks and even a cat. That's like Disneyland for toddlers. I appreciate that they don't demand or charge a flat fee, but do suggest a $10/car purchase or donation. I loved the self-pay little vegetable/meats/etc area and liked that we could support the business by purchasing fresh things, which we did. They had local honey, which I hear helps with allergies. When the kid saw the fresh muffins it was like he won the jackpot lol. They do have a hand washing area with running water which I appreciated. I'm not sure if there is a bathroom or not.
Scotty L.
Had my kids birthday there. Allot of people showed up. The professional staff handled the party so well. Honored to have had the experience. Milk the cow, petting animal area, lovely garden, much more. It was romantic when my wife and I did a recon for the party several days prior. Amy's farms would be a romantic date. You youngsters, Amy's farms would be a good date with your girl I'm gonna surprise my wife one day while my kids at school or something with a lunch date there Very generous sitting/ eating area. Awesome open field play area for kids near the sitting benches, . Loved it. Every volunteer there are so kind and keep to themselves. Must experience for romantic experience, also fun for the kids experience
Jasmin De la Rosa
It’s so cute I loved it so much. It’s such a great time to just stop and be calm and enjoy your time with your kids. The animals are very friendly and you just do your own thing
love the house.my favorite. I have slots of memories there. ALL good times.
I was there with 28 students and 4 staffs on June 20, 2022. 10am. Their was a 16 year old tour guide at the entrance waiting for us. We formed a line for the tour which the polite tour guide was able to talk to the first 7 students only. I feel bad for the animals. The weather was hot around 87 degrees. The animals there didn't have any water. I was charged $310. If they were to charge $10 per person. I would expect them to provide sufficient water for the animals which I didn't see any. Horse grooming was promised but never provided. I just received the confirmation letter today for what We were going to be provided at the tour which was very weird. I will never recommend this place to anyone. Also, the girl giving the tour was suffering from heat exhaustion. We instructed her to sit down because we all became worried. I made sure the little tour guide had water and helped her sit on a bench there.
Went for the first time yesterday and we had such an amazing time! We loved the garden walk. Feeding the animals and mist of all milking a cow a for the first time! Can’t wait to go back.
Everything about the farm was fun and educational. We enjoyed milking Buttercup and seeing all the baby piggies.
I left feeling very sad because the animals did not have water. The animals did have plenty of food! The animals could use some shade since it was really hot today and they were baking in the sun. There is so much opportunity for this farm since it's so beautiful. The workers and people were so nice.
We love Amy's Farm!! It's fun for the whole family. Kids get to run around and see the animals and learn. While mom gets to shop their fresh produce and plants this is a wonderful place!
We love this place! And we feel happy this farm is so close to our home. I always take my son to there. He loves animals
This farm is so incredibly charming. I am grateful that the public is welcome here. The farm visit is free, but there's a donation box at the front that we gladly gave to. Great produce and an amazing play area built by children...it says "Play at your own risk!" which just adds to the excitement. The animals were adorable and my kids complained about going there but then didn't wait to leave once we got there.
After a week of farm themed lesson plans, I decided to bring my toddler to Amy's Farm a couple days after hearing about it. I looked up Yelp reviews and saw how people raved about this working farm. My son and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience! Such an enriching and educational experience not only for my toddler, but for me as well. We paid for the guided tour- got to walk the garden and pick some leaves to feed a cow, feed the pigs, and my son was able to pet the goats, a horse, baby cow, and milk a Mama cow! I purchased some produce, meats and a couple other things at their little farm store as well. I overheard one of the owners talking to another gentleman about how much the industrialized area has affected local farmers. If I didn't overhear incorrectly, apparently they have gotten so much harassment from these companies trying to take over the land! I frequent the area for work and had never heard of, or driven by this farm! Will definitely be going back during the week for our produce to help support!
1st visit and we had a blast. I purchased some lemons and honey! They have a great selection of produce and of course animals to see and pet! Parking was a bit rough but we were not expecting it to be packed ! Still tons of fun and close. I will be coming back.
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Amy's Farm was a perfect little adventure for my little one. It's nice because he got to explore at his own pace, check out all the animals and agriculture on the farm and pet goats in the petting zoo. We saw Farmer Randy and my son was so excited to see a "real" farmer. It's donation only. Suggested amount is $10. Can Venmo or put in cash box. Will definitely be going again.
We ended up coming here for a field trip for my daughters preschool and my kids absolutely loved it! I brought my 2 year old son and 4 year old daughter here for a field trip. We went on a tour led by farmer Mia and Heidy and we had such a good time. The tour was great we learned about the garden, bugs, and animals! We got to feed the goats and the pigs. We got to let the cows, horses, sheep, etc. Our favorite part was milking a cow which my son and daughter both did and enjoyed! The tour was so educational and the farmers did so well with the kids! After he the tour we went to the shop where we bought delicious freshly baked sour dough bread and some fresh baked cookies as a treat for later. We will definitely be back here. It was such a great family outing.
Best toddler activity ever! You will probably spend 30 minutes there (max 1 hour). Easy parking. There were a few horses, cows, pigs, goats, sheep, and ducks and even a cat. That's like Disneyland for toddlers. I appreciate that they don't demand or charge a flat fee, but do suggest a $10/car purchase or donation. I loved the self-pay little vegetable/meats/etc area and liked that we could support the business by purchasing fresh things, which we did. They had local honey, which I hear helps with allergies. When the kid saw the fresh muffins it was like he won the jackpot lol. They do have a hand washing area with running water which I appreciated. I'm not sure if there is a bathroom or not.
Had my kids birthday there. Allot of people showed up. The professional staff handled the party so well. Honored to have had the experience. Milk the cow, petting animal area, lovely garden, much more. It was romantic when my wife and I did a recon for the party several days prior. Amy's farms would be a romantic date. You youngsters, Amy's farms would be a good date with your girl I'm gonna surprise my wife one day while my kids at school or something with a lunch date there Very generous sitting/ eating area. Awesome open field play area for kids near the sitting benches, . Loved it. Every volunteer there are so kind and keep to themselves. Must experience for romantic experience, also fun for the kids experience
It’s so cute I loved it so much. It’s such a great time to just stop and be calm and enjoy your time with your kids. The animals are very friendly and you just do your own thing