Perhaps I came on the wrong day, Wednesday around lunchtime, to scout it out but I left feeling uncomfortable.
Signage is great and there are plenty of parking spaces. It’s environmentally and kid friendly. The playscape area is neat. Cool for 2-4 yr olds to explore. There’s also a composting restroom next to it. And a couple of donkeys by the barn.
There doesn’t seem to be any trails. There are small paths but it’s confusing on whether or not it’s for public pedestrians or staff only. Although the entrance gate is open, the house and the restroom is locked. There’s 3 vehicles in the parking lot but no one around.
Overall, the experience for me is confusing. It’s a park but feels like private property. It’s missing that metropark vibe, like trails and activities for all ages. I don’t know. I’ll have to check it out again another day. Hopefully it will make...
Read moreMy family and I have gone to two programs that were put on at this location and both times were great experiences! The farm is beautiful and inviting. The lady leading the programs is genuine, knowledgeable, kind, and invested in her role in these programs which notably enhances the appeal, as they are artfully executed. There is a nature inspired playscape for little ones. There are farm animals to visit as well. My children and I have quickly fallen in love with this...
Read moreI've come to this park numerous times but always the south side. I enjoyed walking around farm house and seeing of the oldest graveside in Butler Co. Lots of signs with interesting info. Couldn't find any trails on that side at least on foot. Still need to look on the park website. Love the south side because I enjoy walking through the woods more than trails. Always find something from years past. Lots...
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