Tinez Farms — Attraction in Princeton

Been coming here for all the holiday events and it’s always a pleasant welcome; except for today. A lady in a white dress with her two daughters made it difficult for my children to partake in the egg hunt glowing in the dark. She had apparently a special bond with staff as she said my daughter could not go in with my son. She doesn’t do well with others to whom she doesn’t know. She had the entire egg hunt for 8 and up by herself with her two young daughters which they definitely are not 8! A young African American girl with braids didn’t even let my son partake in the glow in the dark egg hunt. I have videos from last year with both my kids in the 8 & up glow in the dark egg hunt. She tried to not give me the tickets for my kids to go in the other egg hunts. The lady with the white dress and her two daughters said she worked there and that I cannot have my kids egg hunt together, but she could. My husband complained to another worker which she was a supervisor in the smaller children section and allowed my kids to go and enjoy the egg hunt with the smaller kids. If it wasn’t for this lady; may god bless her made the night for my kids. It’s upsetting to see how “workers” get a special treatment when they’re not working on Easter to have an entire lot for their children and be with her children while other patrons who have PAID a ridiculous amount of money to come here every year to be treated in a discriminatory way; Just because these two women decided to align together. The only name I can remember is Tito who was the original person to whom I gave the tickets too. On top of paying a ridiculous amount for entrance, I have to pay extra for pony rides, tractor rides, animal feeding! On top of that paying a stupid amount of money on food which lacked taste and flavor. Definitely won’t be back here. Lucky that I don’t give you a 1 star. You need to train your staff better even if they are off the clock they represent your company. Lucky for you I don’t ask for refunds; but I would never comeback here and waste my money. I’ll be going to Pintos Farm where everything is included from the water boats to pony rides and more. Here I know I definitely will not be discriminated for wanting my daughter to enjoy egg hunting with...

I went to Tinez with my 3 kids, ages between 3-6 years old. The big problem is with their lack of food service. In order to buy any drinks or food, you have to order through a website. There are no employees around to help with ordering. The website has you order food by “opening a tab”. I then received a text message that my order was received. I ordered a lemonade, watermelon juice, strawberry banana smoothie and chicken tenders. 3 drinks and chicken tenders, which all together cost $41. 30 minutes went by and I had not received my food. I check my order through the website and realize I had not “closed the tab”. I proceed to do that and then still had to wait another 30 minutes to receive our food. An hour total it took to receive my food and drinks. My kids were very upset by that time. The only way to wait for your food is sitting at a table, because there is no notification when the food is ready. Also note, by the food tables there is the highest amount of bugs/mosquitoes. My oldest ended up wondering off to see the animals because there were less bugs by them. It was overall a very unpleasant experience. I also regret tipping beforehand, as I waited much longer than necessary. Another issue is that my credit card was charge $41 and a separate $5. The food runner could not help explain why this happened and told me I had to go all the way to the entrance of the farm to ask the manager for an explanation. The manager did not know why I was charged that way and her solution was for me to reach out for them in 5 days to let them know if the charge was still there and then she may offer some future tickets to return for my inconvenience. Nothing was offered today even though I explained how unfortunate it was to wait for an hour for my food. Also note, Tinez does not allow outside food, as per their website, and yet they have very poor food service. I spent $100 including entrance and food for a...

"Tinez Farms – A Family-Friendly Gem in the Heart of Nature"

Tinez Farms has become one of our favorite spots to visit with family and friends, and for good reason. I’ve been here on many occasions—from weekend outings to seasonal events—and each visit has been filled with joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

What makes Tinez Farms stand out is its genuine focus on creating a space that’s truly enjoyable for kids and relaxing for adults. The layout is well thought out, with plenty of open areas for little ones to run around safely, and thoughtfully curated attractions that engage toddlers as much as older children. Whether it's the charming pumpkin patch in the fall, the festive and cozy vibes during Christmas, or the colorful and fun Easter egg hunts, the farm knows how to bring each season to life.

Despite its growing popularity, one of the most appreciated aspects of Tinez Farms is that it never feels overwhelmingly crowded. You can move around comfortably, enjoy the activities at your own pace, and most importantly—avoid long lines and excessive waiting. That alone makes it worth returning to time and again.

The staff is always friendly and helpful, and everything is organized with families in mind. From pony rides and petting zoos to seasonal crafts and local food stands, there’s always something new to discover. The overall atmosphere is warm, community-oriented, and genuinely fun.

If you're looking for a place to make lasting memories without the stress of big crowds, this little gem is truly...