This is such a beautiful place! I haven't been to this during Christmas season but Autumn was…read moregorgeous! Lots to do for all ages. Corn pits, mazes, playground amenities. They also have little markets on site, and a little restaurant for a quick bite or snack. Beautiful scenery and live animals. The kids loved the hayride, and I absolutely loved the wild flowers that you can pick yourself. Beautiful sunflowers during the season!

I chose to come here because it was less than 30min away and had attractions for children as well…read moreas pumpkins. I was impressed with the staff and the features available. I particularly enjoyed the setting itself, which was on a farm but also surrounded by woods and a pond vs. being out in a big open field where it's blazing hot and no shade. The tractor ride was fun, they have apple chunking, llamas, chickens, corn maze, lots of games, etc. I was disappointed with the bathroom situation and the food options. They only have port-a-jons which is extremely challenging with small kids and a lot of their food was pre-packaged, which they just warm up. I was going to order a burger originally but they said it wasn't fresh. So I got a hot dog instead which they grill themselves. It was super basic so don't get your hopes up. Anyways, I guess I got spoiled with high expectations after visiting Alpha and Omega Cron Maze which has some legit food! Honestly I'd go back there just to eat. All in all this is a fun place to visit if you're in the area and want to participate in the typical fall festival activities.

I cannot believe I've lived here for 5+ years and never been here before! I signed up for alpaca…read moreyoga and it was one of my favorite things I've done in a while. The alpacas wander around you while you're doing yoga and the instructor encourages you to take pictures. Candice was our instructor & she was phenomenal. She was so kind & encouraging which made the class a lot of fun. After yoga the staff is more than happy to take photos of you with the alpacas. You also get a bucket of food to feed them after the class is over. Alpaca yoga is only a couple of months a year but if you have the chance to do it, I highly recommend! You can also visit the alpacas and feed them for $10 which I'll definitely be back to do. They also have pumpkins and Christmas trees. Such a cool place to have in Greensboro!

We went on a Thursday and were the only ones. We were greeted right away and explained the process…read more A bucket of feed is $10 and you're given bowls among your party to divide the feed and refill it. The Alpacas were not scary or intimidating. They are used to people and gentle. You aren't in the yard with them but rather you extend your arm through the fence to feed them. The gift shop had sweaters, socks, and various other wool items. I would go back for sure.

I had heard about liberty acres because of their capybara experience. I decided to check them out…read morebecause they were having a teacher event. It was an hour from Winston-Salem and a pretty scenic drive to the sanctuary. It is well signed so you know where to turn and go to park. The staff was friendly and once we checked in, we started exploring the animals. I got to pet so many exotic animals like kangaroos and alpacas. I really enjoyed petting the camel and cow. We did not pay extra to feed and play with the capybara's but I may do that in the future. Bring bug spray since you were in a wooded area with animals.

For some reason, a reel of a capybara from this place showed up in my Instagram feed. After reading…read moreabout this place on their internet place, we thought it would be a fun half-day trip from us. It's out there, but your GPS should be able to direct you. It's confusing at first because you pass a small parking lot, which is actually the parking lot for the capybara area. Keep driving and you arrive at the main entrance. We followed signs for admission expecting it to be in a building or something but it ended up being two people sitting at a table. We got two regular admissions, and they didn't give us a sticker or wristband or anything. I guess you do get a wristband if you pay extra for the capybara experience. Kind of odd since anyone can just walk around and they wouldn't know. We took a photo of their map and checked out all the areas. The animals are cool, and some are wandering around in open areas, even though they aren't really approachable. There was a food truck selling hot dogs, and the place also sells feed cups and gem mining kits (nobody was doing that on the day we visited). It's also cool that this place is an equine sanctuary. There are some shady areas but a lot of it is out in the open, so bring hats and sunscreen. We did see lots of exotic animals and enjoyed the experience overall.

I have to admit that the first thing that came to mind was the Netflix show a few years back but…read morethis place is mad legit. It's not like the NC Zoo experience but the amount of big cats here and how close you are to them is extraordinary. You can tell that they really care for all of their animals and if you get the chance to talk to one of the keepers, they will talk to you with relevant information to the point you could have a BS in zoology. It's cheaper to get in here that our local Science center and way cooler. I'm not a cat person but these cats are awesome. They even had a timber wolf which was really cool. Well worth the trip from Greensboro area and again, you can tell that they really care for these animals.

For $72 for a family of 4 including 2 cups of feed and tickets to the parakeet experience, I'd say…read morewe got about $50 worth in actual value. If that was the actual price, I'd probably give it 4 stars. They have a nice variety of big cats as well as bears, baboons, and even kangaroos! The place is on the small side but cozy, and the kids had mostly a good time. Problem is, most of the animals there can't be fed anything (some can only be fed peanuts), and so the kids ended up feeding the seeds mostly to the peacocks and geese running around in the open. Bit of a waste. The parakeet thing was fun for a few minutes, but the staff kept shuffling us further down away from the concentration of birds to allow for new groups to come in. For what I paid for that experience, I was not thrilled about that. Gripes aside, Tiger world was on the radar to check out for a while now and glad we did it once to see a nice variety of animals, though the reptile exhibit was tiny and unimpressive. Enjoyed coming once, but don't see the appeal at that price point for any repeat visits.

When most farms for kids were closed for Spring break, this on was open. My granddaughters loved…read moreit (7&3). We spent two hours snd they weren't bore once. From the goats to donkeys we had a blast. Thank you.

Best farm experience . From the moment you pay at the gate the girl was super friendly and gave…read more great advice on how many bags of food we would need while here to feed the animals. All the animals were super friendly and sweet to pet we had a blast celebrating my 45th birthday at this farm and would love to come back here the next time we're down here in N.C. It was definitely worth the trip from Long Island.

this animal park is absolutely a terrible for animals. the spider monkey is like a tall corn cage…read more little to no enrichment for these primates. they could easily plant a tree or bushes in the enclosure giving them enrichment similar to their native environment. the tortoise was worse. it is about 3-4ft in length. the enclosure is so small the tortoise can not move more than a foot. there is not adequate sun protection in its enclosure.there is no enrichment items available.

OMG this place was so much fun! All of the staff was extremely friendly love puff and cheetoh.read more

A great attraction that includes an aquarium, zoo, butterfly house, and more!…read more You could spend an entire day (or few days) here and experience something new. The zoo had many cool animals, the aquarium was super fun, and I absolutely wished we had time to do the rope/adventure course. I really enjoyed my time here. A few things to note was that the restrooms were very dirty, some of the exhibits and other areas of the science center were not maintained.

Where do I begin???…read more Was looking for something for the kiddos to do that was fun yet educational that wouldn't break the bank... we ended up at the Greensboro Science Center... and when I tell you, the kiddos had a ball! Nephew is 11 and my niece is 8 and they enjoyed EVERYTHING! They were a little heartbroken because they were unable to visit the zoo or the butterfly exhibit, but it was because there was a storm going on outside. They saw so many animals... we're able to pet some animals saw a movie, played and made new friends! I promised them we would be back to see what we were unable to see due to the storm, and this was after 3 hours in the Science Center! We had a great time! See you next time!

Took a tour of this incredibly beautiful farm with my family. This is a 200 acre horse breeding…read morefarm. The family that owns the farm are intimately involved in all facets of the farm, including the tour. We met all of them and they couldn't have been nicer. They were an open book to the working of the farm and the thoroughbred business. It was well worth the time and money. In fact, it was a great value. The plus is Woodford Reserve Distillery is about a 3 minute drive from the farm, so we popped over there after. Great location and incredibly beautiful.

This is an amazing place - best tour in KY !! A working horse farm that kids and adults will both…read morelove. The son of the owners gave us the 90 minute tour of the spotless barns, beautiful mares and the brand new foals - one only 5 days old. Learned all about the breeding / foaling process, were able to take close up photos and even were able to pet the foals and mares. Everyone was so nice and the farm was one of the prettiest places I have ever seen. It is just next door to Woodford Distillery so combine the two for an unforgettable afternoon but reservations are a must at both properties. Note - you drive your own car to the barns and then to the house so don't Uber - you will need a to drive your own car.

I attended a wreath making class here over the weekend and this place is absolutely beautiful!!…read more A perfect place for a wedding or just spending an afternoon with friends there is a lot to do here!

Stopped here yesterday to visit their market store to grab a couple of goodies for a gift basket I…read morewas making. They have fresh beef selections straight from their farm! Cheese, milk, such a cool local store! If you're looking to have something fresh and local, this is a great place to check out. Their customer service was great and the store was clean. Definitely will be back next time. I am grilling out.

My family loves going to a pumpkin patch every year. We were excited to find one close to home. It…read moreis right off of 150 so it is easy to find. It is a little confusing when you get there because the first tent is to sign a waiver, and then you go to another place to pay for the attractions. The farm is free to enter and has a few free activities like photo ops and play items for the kids like slides and a sandbox. We got the tick for all three paid activities. The corn maze was great. It was challenging but not too hard. My son loved the apple cannon. The wagon ride is fun but be prepared to wait since it is a small wagon and very popular. They have food trucks if you want to stay and eat lunch. Pumpkin prices were reasonable and you could even pick one from the field.

Surprised there weren't more Yelp reviews for this place!…read more Originally came for the Corn Maze, stayed for literally everything else! What a family-friendly farm to spend some time enjoying the Fall weather. Everywhere we looked, there was something for the kids to play with. Giant slides, giant sandbox, giant CORN box, teepee, pumpkin theme tic-tac-toe, photo opp stations, pumpkin cannons and more! The best part was fitting in our yearly pumpkin patch tradition here, all made easy with provided wagons and apple pay! Did I mention that admission is free? Great way to pass the time with kiddos!