We were pretty disappointed. I guess we expected more since they charge $8 admission a person. There were not that many animals there for being a farm. The petting zoo had 1 pig, a couple chickens, a couple sheep, and a rabbit. We went to the cow milking show which was interesting, although we wished the girl had a mic.

We were hoping to eat lunch at the Cafe, but it was closed (not sure if this was a consequence of covid or because it was a thursday), so we were starving. Luckily we had some snacks for the little kids, but definitely pack a picnic if youre going to visit.

We came here because we saw a thing on TV about it and it looked cool and my daughter was stoked to try out the zip line. The zip line isn't there anymore. So she was pretty upset. She enjoyed the playground and water feature they had, though. But it was hard because there aren't many benches, and my dad (with an artificial hip) had to stand, so we didn't stay long.

There were hardly any employees around, and we expected someone to answer questions or something at each building (again, because there was an admission charge). The worst part was you don't get a map... we were looking for the "woodland center" thinking it would place to learn about nature (and maybe the zipline could be found there since it wasn't anywhere else). We found it and it was basically an abandoned picnic building.. we kept walking and found the sugar maple grove which was cool, but then we were lost and missed the border collie show. I had to Google maps "where am I" to find our way back into the park. We really had no idea where we were going or what was going on the whole time and there was not anyone we could ask.

It was a very clean and well maintained park, but it just did not meet our expectations.