Goatfarm Ridammerhoeve — Attraction in Amstelveen

i don’t usually write reviews but this needs to be shared for those who are planning a kids party at this location: the organiser specifically mentioned a pony ride would be included in the package and did not tell us until after all the little children and my 4 year old daughter were waiting patiently for the “pony” to arrive in the meeting point only to be told later that there was no pony and we only got an old wooden, and rusty carriage to take the kids on a ride around the farm. Even the website mentions this is part of the kids package and that is a LIE. They then tried to excuse themselves of the error that the pony was old / unfit for doing this task but then the real problem was they failed to manage expectations in advance and tell us ahead of time. Also, they falsely advertise the adults of that kids party would get a drink and a slice of pie as well as the other included cakes for the kids as part of the package and on the day told there was no such agreement. And that I was the one who misunderstood. Rude manager as well who couldn’t be bothered to listen to complaints or make any kind of apology , with passive aggressive statements that the cost is low anyway so why should we dare to complain, and shifting blame on the customer for their wrongdoing. The event organiser even went so far to make a crude / sexual nature “joke” during one off the goat activities in front of such young children. It was unbelievable and I definitely advise anyone who is thinking of hosting their children’s birthday party to stay away. Spend your money and time elsewhere to avoid disappointment (mainly for...

Great for kids! In the weekend and holidays it can get prettttty busy.

Heads up: the coffee is from a machine and they use ( of course :D) goats milk instead of cow. I am not sure they if they offer any plant based milk. Lungo: €2,80 Cappuccino: € 3,20 Soda's: €3,00 Ice cream: € 1,95 a scoop. 10 fresh eggs: € 5,55

The last few years this little local farm grew into a touristy place with high prices and lower customer service/ kindness. I expect this is due to the amount of people visiting.

I would suggest to come on weekdays and double check when they are open.

The playground is great and the animals around are used to humans and being pet.

If you have to keep an eye on your budget I would suggest to bring a packed lunch to enjoy after your visit and eat it somewhere in the beautiful surroundings the forest has to offer.

If not, sit down, have some food, let your kids play and enjoy the beautiful surroundings,...

We loved visiting this farm! They created wonderful ways especially for children to interact with the goat kids. Whether you choose to be hands on with activities like bottle feeding kids, or just walk around and enjoy the farm store/restaurant, it makes for a great experience. It's a perfect place to visit for families and school groups, but adults will enjoy it too. Even the walk there is enjoyable through the forest. The store has toys, fresh cheeses, coffee, wine, bottled drinks (juice, soda, beer), breakfast, lunch, and snacks. There may be additional parking we didn't know about, but the one lot on our Google map was small, and we were lucky to find a spot. We have goats too, and were excited to see how they set up things like housing and feeding in comparison to what we're doing. We came away with some great ideas to...