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Added by Jopie, at 27 September 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 6:00 – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday 6:00 – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday 6:00 – 9:00 PM
- Thursday 6:00 – 9:00 PM
- Friday 6:00 – 10:00 PM
- Saturday 6:00 – 10:00 PM
- Sunday 6:00 – 9:00 PM
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14 Reviews
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29 December 2017
A great family friendly place to visit. Hot chocolate on a cold night, a ride through kangaroos, Zebras, and reindeer. Rode a camel named Clyde. Friendly staff and the animals had plenty of land to run on-the- young camels seemed to be having a good time racing around the pasture.
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22 December 2017
Very disappointed. The website makes it appear that you can feed the animals and enjoys lots of activities for free. Just pay the 15 dollar fee to drive through. However that is not the case. The "mile long" light show was very basic. Also you have to pay for everything including feeding the animals. I am almost certain you have to pay to see Santa although I am not 100 percent sure. I did see a man with a money pouch.very disappointed I paid 15 dollars. Also very very very muddy.
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17 December 2017
Wow. What a ripoff. We went here for the “Christmas lights”. First of all $15 is WAY overpriced for the lights. Secondly, there is ZERO signage directing you on where to go. We turned the wrong way and bypassed the huge loop of lights because there was no sign telling you where to go. Also, just FYI, even though when you call, the recording will say they accept all forms of payment, that does NOT include the concession. I figured the pony rides, etc would be cash only, but when you say “all forms of payment accepted” a reasonable person would assume that includes concession items. So we waited in line for 30 min for hot chocolate and got to the lady and found out “sorry! Cash only-there’s an ATM over there”. Even though there was no sign stating cash only. Luckily our friend had cash so she paid for our $3 hot chocolate, which btw did not come with any marshmallows or whip cream. This place is a total rip off and is grossly unorganized. Please do not waste your time or money.
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05 December 2017
My family visited the holiday light display on a week night. We were disappointed. There is a short drive through a light displayand that was it. No petting zoo. When you park, you can walk into the "party zone" where you can look at 2 reindeer and have a photo op. It was $15 for the car entry. Bounce house was charging an additional $5/person so we declined. We all agreed is was not worth the 30 minute drive out there or the $15. If you go, learn from my mistake and go on the weekend when they supposedly have more to do.
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24 October 2017
$15 for admission for an adult and $12 for kids which includes hayride (tractor ride, no hay), corn maze (looks like the corn stalks have been here for awhile as there are weeds all grown through and you can see your way out), bounce houses (which my kids are way too old for), and petting zoo where the animals looked stressed, depressed, and miserable. The giraffe kept pacing which is a sign of stress and anxiety. I felt sorry for the poor thing! There was a lemur who was in the same condition. My girls are animal lovers and even they noticed how sad the animals were. There were four ponies kept in a very small penned area and there is all this pasture for them to roam free in. My 15yo daughter rides equestrian and it really upset her to see them like that. The camel for the "camel ride" was kept tethered and almost tripped over it's very short lead. I felt sorry for him as well. I'm thinking of calling someone in the State who gives out licenses for farms/exotic animals/etc. The pumpkins are brought in from out of state as well and quite pricey. Although, they do bring in Douglas Firs from NC so we may be back for those but only because we have a hard time finding them. We love supporting family owned farms and have been here for Christmas lights but this was a disappointment as far as fall activities. They need more help at the ice cream truck as the poor older fellow had a hard time keeping up with line of people waiting. And they ran out of several things. We made the most of it but we won't be back next year.
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21 October 2017
The environment is outstanding, kid friendly, and just gives off an all around good and fun country feeling. As far as the staff is concerned the do not fall shirt ANYWHERE! Very kind and helpful staff anytime you need them they're there. I would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone as a couple or even couples with children, it's GREAT! I look forward to going again not only diring fall but for their Winter lights as well! GREAT JOB GUYS!
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14 October 2017
The price of admission is quite pricey.. 15 for adults
12 for children. this includes hayride. which was a joke! A corn maze. if you could call it that ..and a petting zoo of mostly goatsI giraffe confined in a small pen.. the giraffe just paced his pen the entire time we were there
Now. if you would like to feed these animals it’s and extra charge.,, 2 dollars for a small sandwich bag filled w about a small handful of grain for petting zoo.. if you wanted to feed the giraffe. that was an extra 3 dollars for 2 graham crackers ,. when you take the hayride be prepared to be spend more money to feed the camels they have on the farm.. you’ll get pressured into buying food because the camels get upset and are expecting us to feed them..,, As we were told by the man driving the hayride.
If you want to take a pony ride. be prepared to spend a little more. I was told 5 dollars for 5 minute. and. You get to have the pleasure of walking the pony as well.,.. but only for 5 minutes
They had nothing else working! No snacks, no water, w extremely hot humid day. no nothing very poorly maintained getting to look like a garbage dump. Upkeep is pretty bad ,,.. everything looks very weathered. Very hard to understand why they charge so much for admission. my opinion it a BIG waste of time energy and money!response / report this review -
24 September 2017
I will go here again and again. They have camels, pigs, horses, donkeys, gorgeous birds and my fave. Giraffes! And cook kangaroos! Massive amounts of sheep, goats, Rams! The place is huge, plenty of room to have large groups and picnics, kids can run and play. I loved it, we're going again in the fall!
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12 August 2017
Love that it's an actually working farm. Not like other cookie cutter farms that we have been to. They have many animals you wouldn't normally see on a farm (including a giraffe, camels, kangaroos) along with animals that are typical on a farm. Kids love the hayride and petting zoo(you can purchase food to feed them). I like the fact it had real bathroom facilities. You can do anything from a farm tour, birthday parties and Christmas lights in December. I seen some people complaining about pumpkins being brought in during November.( hint: ALL pumpkin farms do this, why you single them out is beyond me). They also bring in top quality Christmas trees (they beat box store trees hands down) that last twice as long, because they are kept in water to stay fresh. I would recommend calling before hand to arrange a time, if you are doing a farm tour. The farmers wife, June is really helpful and answered all the questions we had. Hands down we got to experience more and than at any other farm we have went to. Prices ran about the same as other places we had been to. Check Groupon to save on admission prices.
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26 June 2017
We had a blast at this farm! The owners are very nice, friendly people and the tour guide is very knowledgeable. I would suggest calling ahead if you are planning a tour. They have staff for the tours but the tours are not at set times through the day. We got there at 4 and the last tour had just left. But the owner drove us down to catch up with the group.
Take cash, some water and bug spray.
They have events for Halloween and Christmas and we plan to go back then.response / report this review -
21 June 2017
I had 4 kids ranging from 2 to 10 by myself when I visited and the tour guide helped me immensely. The kids had a blast and loved her! She had such a great personality and was very knowledgeable about the animals there. We will definitely be back.
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20 December 2016
Enjoyed the Christmas lights on the hayride (no actual hay on the trailer) for $10 per person and bought food to feed animals for $1 a bag. Able to see Santa Claus and get pictures. We were able to feed camels right out of our hands on hayride, then ride a camel for $5 per person. Other stuff available - pony rides (not sure of price, didn't ride), bouncies and petting other animals, $1 for different animal food. Various types of food was available for to purchase.
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31 October 2016
We bought a Groupon and weren't sure what to expect. We had a great time. They have a nice variety of animals that you would not expect in Georgia.
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04 October 2016
I will ditto what others are saying. The staff was VERY friendly and helpful. The animals were a great experience, but we had older kids looking forward to the Corn Maze and it left much to be desired. It looked more like a worn field with trails on it. Very sad version of a corn maze! So go for the animal experience, but NOT for the maze.
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