Everything you need to know

Plan Your Visit

Hours, admission, directions and the house rules. Tickets are always bought at the gate — there are no advance online sales.

When we're open

Hours & season

Open for the 2026 season from March 28 through November 8, 2026.

  • Tuesday–Friday 10am – 5pm
  • Saturday & Sunday 10am – 5:30pm
  • Select Mondays March 31, April 6, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and every Monday in October

Closed most Mondays. Hours can change for weather — check our Facebook page before setting out.

What it costs

Admission

  • The petting farm animals
  • The Enchanted Forest attractions
  • The Fairy Forest trail
  • All play areas, slides and picnic areas

Buy admission when you arrive at the farm. We take cash, credit cards and Apple Pay. There are no advance online ticket sales.

A little extra

Rides & activities

Enchanted Express Train $5.00
Hay Wagon Ride $3.00
Cow Train $3.00
Pony Ride $3.00
Working on the Farm $3.00
Gem Mining $8.00 – $15.00
Bag of goat feed $1.00

Paid at the farm, on the day. Not included in admission.

The house rules

A few things to know

Not permitted

  • No dogs (service animals welcome)
  • No smoking or vaping
  • No alcohol
  • No drones

Worth bringing

  • Closed-toe shoes for the little ones
  • Sunscreen and a hat in summer
  • A picnic, if you like — we have covered tables
  • A stroller or wagon for tired legs

For regulars

Season passes & gift certificates

If you visit more than a few times a season, a pass pays for itself. Gift certificates make a good present for a family with young children.

Buy a pass or gift certificate

Finding us

How to get here

From Route 32, exit onto Route 108 west toward Clarksville. Go through three traffic lights and watch for our signs on the right — about two miles along Route 108.

⚠ Beware of sat-navs sending you to a different location — follow our signs on Route 108.

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Good to know

Questions we hear a lot

No. Admission is bought at the gate when you arrive. There are no advance online ticket sales for general visits.
Most families spend two to four hours. There's no time limit.
The farm is mostly grass and gravel paths. Strollers and wagons are fine; some areas are bumpy.
Yes — there are covered picnic tables. No alcohol, please.
We're an outdoor farm and usually stay open in light rain. Check our Facebook page for weather closures.
No pets, sorry. Service animals are always welcome.

That's everything

Point the car toward Clarksville Pike and come see us.

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