My daughter and I spent a few hours there yesterday. This place gets better and better every year. What a wonderful place to let the kids feed animals, run free outside & have a great day. It's also very reasonably priced. I highly recommend it! read more

We've been coming here every year since it opened many years ago. We came yesterday for our annual visit. My daughter is 12 now and we still love it. The cost never went up, $5 to get in and $1 for refill of carrots (leave your buckets in the car). The owner always been kind to us, never rude. She practically runs the farm by herself. Which is a lot of work. You can take your time or just stop by for an hour. I would recommend going on a nice, cool day. There's not that much shade. The scenery is beautiful and peaceful. Enjoy!! read more

A cute place to visit with the kids. Not to busy so you can walk around freely with the children and enjoy the day. I wish the outside toys and the sandbox were a little cleaner. read more

I wish i read a helpful yelp review before we went to this deceiving place. As we got there we were greeted by a very friendly staff making me feel like i chose the right place for my family that day. As we walked around and looked at every tree and couldn't find a decent one, i should have said "sorry kids we have to go" but i didn't want to disappoint them. I finally find the most decent tree there. Now, how do we get this 14ft tree to our car? No wagon, nothing! Drag it up to get wrapped in the Xmas tree wrap.... but to our surprise they didn't have a machine that could handle this size tree. Now my husband and a kid working there tie it to the roof of our car with TWINE!! Again i think, this is not a good idea....after dodging all the cars coming through getting stuck in the mud, we leave. Let me cut to the chase... we get pulled over the state trooper says "this is the the worst way i have ever seen a tree on a car" Great- keeps getting better. Finally get it home.... it's now the day after Xmas and i had to take this fire hazard down as it has completely died and every last needle has fallen off a 14ft tree in our home! Moral of the story: Go to a real Xmas tree farm, not some place just trying to make a few extra bucks for the season! read more

Horrible!! I was shocked!! we saw such disgusting conditions the animals were in!! Almost all of them had no water at all, if they had any it was extremely dirty. The parakeets water was green slime! It must've been there for weeks! Most of the bunnies had feces stuck to them. None of the animals had hay to eat and the place needs a lot of work. It's real dirty and unkept. Very expensive too!! Turtle back zoo is cheaper! Totally disgusted! read more

This adorable petting farm is such a treat for little kids. We love coming so much we have a season pass now. There are many farm animals in well-fenced pens to feed with little buckets of carrots and scoops (available for $4 or $1 refills.) There are picnic tables in the shade, a sandbox, a play house, water pumps for duck races, a toy train circling a turtle pond. There is also a train ride ($3) and tractor ride ($2.) Parking is free, entrance is $5 pp over 2 years. read more

I took a 50 minute ride out to this place because I saw many good reviews. The site was confusing and in some places said you had to purchase tickets there and some places you can get in when you get there. With 2 young children, I hopped in the car and went. First, there was no sign to clarify that the farm was the actual place. Then after changing diapers and settling my kids into their carriage, I went to purchase tickets. The young lady there said that because I didn't preorder, that I had to drive to another end. So I had to pack my kids back in the car, who were hysterical because they wanted to go in. Mind you, there was barely a soul there. Then we drove around confused and finally saw a small lot by the pumpkin patch. I was all flustered after the burden of getting my kids back in, and asked the lady at the ticket booth with the cowboy hat and nasty attitude, if this was the other location for me to go in. She was very rude, condescending, and sarcastic with her response. She was also mask-less and eating greasy food right over the tickets. I was disgusted. Sad to say, I left with 2 very sad children. I will never come here again or recommend this place to anyone. read more

Beautiful farm but poorly run. No one is around to run the train so although you buy a ticket and there isn't a lot of people your poor son has to wait 15 minutes and no one shows. If the owner is busy she should hire someone to help. Shame on Tina who runs it we won't return. read more

Purchased a cut-your-own Christmas Tree from Brookhollow Farms this year. We weren't very happy with the selection they had but after walking around for 45 mins we finally found one we were happy with. After cutting it down ourselves, taking it home and getting it set up in he house we realized it had some little tiny spiders on it. We tried a couple of natural home remedies to remove the spiders but we had no luck. The tree had no sent to it also. Couldn't even tell we had a tree in the house. On top of the spiders the tree was DEAD in 2 WEEKS ! We bought it on Dec 1st and it was loosing its needles by the 8th. By the time we hit Christmas the bottom 2 feet of tree branches were completely bare of needles. (and yes I cut the bottom of the tree before putting it in the tree stand and adding water) I will not be back next year. read more

A true disappointment , very rude staff , not clean anywhere and misrepresented! We are never going back but made the most of it,since it was a party ,and people came from far away. Don't waste your money! Lot better are in the area.... read more

Such an adorable place! My 2-year old son loves it! Feeding animals, playing bare-foot in sand pits, going on tractor rides and train rides, the simple novelty of watching my son walk down a dirt road pedaling a tricycle or pushing a small toy mower (all available at the farm for no additional price) is absolutely priceless. My family left the farm relaxed and smiling from ear to ear. We will be back soon! Thank you Brookhollow's Barnyard for an amazing time! read more

We visited on Jun 25 with family of 4 and my nephew toddler (20 month). I was not disappointed. My nephew had a blast. We got the feeding bucket and he had a great time feeding the goats, ponies, donkeys. After feeding all the animals there were other things too. There was a sand play area. Another couple of play areas. Best part was lot of play areas were inside or had shade so even though we were there in the afternoon we were in the shade. As recommended by one of the reviewers we got our lunch and had it there. Would recommend you get your lunch. We did not do any of the hay ride or tractor ride as we had done it at another place. In summary good place to visit with toddler to spend half day. read more

Great time. Kids loved it. They were not bored for a second. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Perfect for a family outing in the summer. Season passes are well worth it. read more

This place is very large and amazing for children. You can spend a whole day here. Nothing else like it around here. This is really a gem where your kids get to interact with animals and have other activities to do while there. Bring some lunch and spend the day. We got a season pass and it is totally worth it. read more

This farm advertised themself as a Christmas tree farm and upon arrival it was clear they didn't specialize in that. The trees looked half dead as we drove up to the parking lot. We decided we traveled an hour so might as well give it a look. We walked the field up and down looking for a healthy looking tree, but it was no where to be found. Mind you, this was the first weekend in December so it's not like it was the end of the season. They were either all too small or way way too large and it was obvious they aren't trimmed or tailored at all over the season. The field looked unmaintained and were not even labeled in an orderly aisle fashion where we can see what types of trees are where. It also advertised they had tractor rides and refreshments, neither which we came across there. We left without a tree and disappointed kids the car. It would have been better if they didn't advertise themselves as something they're not. read more

It was my sons first birthday and my wife and I wanted to make this a memorable event. Especially that this was our first child and we had our families together for the first time. While looking at their website, the animals caught our attention so we decided this location would be the best, because we thought the other kids would enjoy it more. Plus, as per other reviews this farm doesn't get nearly as packed as others. Well, my wife called and left a message and within a day someone called her back. We loved how fast the representative got back to us. She answered all our questions about the farm having picnic tables and no private bathrooms just portable bathrooms. The bathrooms were a big thing for us, because we had 3 infants in our party and thought about changing obstacles, but decided the parents could always go to their vehicles. The day of the event we put the address in our GPS and arrived at the location in about 1hr since we were coming from the Hoboken area. We got to the animal part first and parking was plentiful which was great. While in the parking lot we received a phone call from my parents saying they were at the other side of the farm at the picnic area and that they were setting up. Since this was our first time there we assumed the picnic area was on the other side. We get back in our cars and met up with my parents near the pumpkin area. It was really nice and not packed at all. The picnic area had a private bathroom and tables. As I entered with my son, the birthday boy, someone else was celebrating their birthday. A representative from the farm came up to us and we explained we didn't make a reservation and just came to celebrate my son's birthday. They acknowledged us and let us go into the area without a problem. They even sent other people who mentioned our son's name to us. Like I said, this was the first time any of us went to this farm so none of us knew anything. About an hr into our stay when everything was set up a lady came in the area yelling and screaming at us saying "mom dad can I talk to you because you're not supposed to be here, this is a private area, these people paid $300 for this area, you're not in my book!" As she said this I asked if I could talk to her in private because I had children in my party and didn't want them to be exposed to her rant but she just kept on. My wife got upset and starting saying what was on her mind just stating we didn't know this area was private. She must have mentioned about 6 time about how we didn't pay $300 to rent this area and how we have to reserve this 3 months in advance. After, the last time she mentioned the cost and almost referred to us as free loading the grandmothers got involved and basically said what was on their mind to defend their grandson. I was so embarrassed and upset because this was my son's first birthday, our families were there, we drove about an hr away, and everyone just looked at us like we were scum. The way this lady, so called manager who ran this farm, approached us was completely unprofessional and didn't even let us explain. I would not recommend this farm to anyone and hope the owner looks at this review and reprimands her. We ended up leaving the farm because all of us were just disgusted with her actions and how we were treated. Thank God my wife googled farms in the area and found Wightman's Farms 10min away. We actually enjoyed ourselves and should have came her from the start. There were about 50 picnic tables available to the public, everyone was extremely nice, and the activities were great. The party was a success and a memorable one. read more

bought a tree from them this year and after less than two weeks of having the tree and keeping it watered all the needles fell off! I wasnt dead either, it was just shedding needles so badly that by christmas it was bare! Will not be returning, from 37 dollars the tree should last especially when it was a tiny one to begin with and I definitely over paid but was just fun to cut down your own. read more

TERRIBLE experience. Christmas tree farm was very sparse and the grounds were covered in mud and puddles. We spent an hour looking for a tree, cut it down, carried it to the baler. As we were paying for it, they gave our tree to another family. Then they tried to convince us that another tree (which was extremely different looking) was ours. No apologies. A struggle to get our money back. Will never go here again. Run by kids who don't know what their doing. STAY AWAY. Much better tree farms out there!! read more