Glacier Rock Farms — Attraction in Town of Lebanon

NOT EVEN WORK A 1- HORRIBLE..... DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY OR THE DRIVE!

Despite the beautiful picture, i was unimpressed and very disappointed. MIND YOU we are the ultimate pumpkin farm junkies. the animals where so gross they left slobber all over your hand, the cow that we had petted we where then told we had and infection, so why should we have been let allowed to touch and infected animal? Not to mention the goat and sheep left a gross amount of saliva on the kids hands, almost a foam ! SOOOOO gross! NO WHERE in the farm was there any sanatizer, so the obvious thing to do was wash our hands right? Well we get to the soap to find it was SOOOOOOO diluted that we still had to use sanatizer after wards. Only 3 disgusting potter potties available throughout the whole farm!. Fort area very poorly made, it a kid slipped or got curious they would fall and seriously injure themselves. It needs to be re-informed with more wood.

Animal dropping all over the farm, now I'm a farm junkie I get it an animal gotta do his business but someone should be cleaning the dropping in public pathways! Especially when you run a business and have groups of people coming through!

Pumpkins we got had feces on them, the whole bus ride back the bus smelled like poop! We ended up throwing our away! ...

This is a family owned farm. It was a nice place to take my young children (under age five). I have taken them both in the summer and during their Christmas event. You can see the amount of effort they are putting into making that place great. I gave four stars because you can tell they are making improvements which takes time and money. It's a work in progress and could definitely be a bit more tidy. The areas that could use improvement are: 1) more consistent and clear hours of operation. The website made it seem like it was for field trips only and then google had other hours listed. 2) better signage. I missed the road to get there and the sign was quite small. The signage at the farm was minimal and my five year old managed to find the haunted house area that should've been roped off for the off season. Guests shouldn't be able to wander into closed areas, and that seemed to happen to us a lot. The reasons we liked it and will be going back are: 1) extremely affordable 2) friendly people 3) they are actively making improvements and will have more things to offer 4) my kids enjoyed feeding the animals, a pony ride, and a tractor ride. It is a fun place to spend a couple of hours. Not big enough to make a whole day...

From an employee’s standpoint: this place is so much fun! The animals are awesome and there’s so much versatility (horses, cows, llamas, sheep, goats, emus, etc etc). Everyone who works there is so friendly, nice, and helpful. They truly make you feel like a family. The pay isn’t what I work there for: it’s the experience & atmosphere.

For potential school tours: totally a fun experience. So many fun facts and activities we do on the farm - from feeding/petting/catching animals, to milking a cow, to a pony & hay ride. The price is good and the kids always leave with nothing but smiles. (*in October, everyone in the school tour gets to take home a little pumpkin)

For weekend visitors: the owners/operators plan all these cool little festivals, events, and activities for families. The store there sells some local honey, food, knick-knacks, and clothing. Definitely worth checking out their...