I was looking for a place for a sloth experience and we hit the jackpot here!!! Took a day off…read moreduring the week, a few weeks after they opened for the season hoping to avoid excess children. That didn't quite work as there were bus loads dropping them off in the morning, but it still ended up being a great time. The sloth experience was wonderful and Kristy that showed us the ropes was awesome. She really made the experience so much more delightful and informative. I would definitely recommend this place to others if they are looking for a smaller zoo with all of the big offerings. Worth the drive to visit a new spot and support more of the local places

Fours years ago we visited this zoo. It seemed to be going through renovations at the time, so we…read moreoverlooked the rough edges. Fast-forward to today. Those weren't rough edges. The "zoo" has gone downhill since our last visit. Less animals than before and not much worth the cost of admission. Even the employees seem unhappy. The visit to the website was the best part of the experience, if that tells you anything. Zoo standards must be awful low. Don't go with high expectations and you're assured to not get let down as much. On the positive side, the porta-potty in the middle of the zoo was decently clean. Two hours and $82 later and we now know we won't be back. We'll just go a little further south to the Toledo Zoo next time.

I visited this pumpkin patch h last year and had a really good time…read more We visited this year fairly early and there weren't huge crowds at all. I really like this pumpkin patch as they have tons of things to do for the kiddos. You purchase tickets and then each ride/experience has different ticket prices. The bay ride is the best bang for your buck as you get a hay ride, you pick a pumpkin, donut and a small bag of popcorn. The only disclaimer is that this family is very rooted in their faith. Everyone is extremely nice and loves to spread their faith. Great place to bring all the kiddos. Also, the best apple cider slushy I've ever had!

Cash only. They have ATMs on site. Straw bales are $5 and cornstalks are $7. They sell donuts,…read morepopcorn and other concessions. The cat is so sweet and friendly - little tuxedo cat. Definitely will be back.

First time visit at the Petting Farm at Domino's. We took a Grandbaby for an outing today. It was a…read morebit chilly (just above 40 degrees and the wind didn't help matters much). As many times as I had driven past Domino's along Route 23, I never knew there was a petting farm nestled back in there! Very well kept, animals' pens were clean, animals all looked very healthy and well cared for. The grounds were also well maintained. Sheep, horses, goats, rabbits, chickens, peacock, donkey, alpaca, geese, etc. In various pens inside and outside of the barns. Animals outside of the buildings also had coverage areas built for them. An aged stationary tractor is on display for children to climb up onto the seat and play "Farmer John" for a while. There was also a playground area as well as an oversized doll house for children to experience. A poll barn is used as a gathering center for birthday parties, etc. Great idea for children to go and experience farm animals up close and personal. Fun afternoon.

My sister and I decided to take our kids to the petting farm earlier this week. My daughter turned…read morethree and it was her birthday. We find the place it's small and nice. We go in to the welcome center and our kids-all under 9-are excited to see the farm animals and feed them. We wait around for someone and finally the blonde kid shows up out of nowhere behind the counter and just stands there awkwardly looking at us. We say hi and discuss options for family entrance fee vs individual fees. As my sister and I argue about who will pay, we hear loud barking and out jumps a large black dog from behind the counter and is barking at all the little kids. I immediately step to the side of the counter and survey where all the kids are- the little ones are all screaming and crying. My sister stays calm and immediately goes to her 1 1/2 year old to comfort her and my 3 year old is next to her and her 4 year old is unable to get to her and they are all hysterical. I try to find a way to get to them but the dog is angrily barking between us. My older two immediately run out of the place. Blonde kid is standing there relaxed and smiling not saying a word to us or the dog. I look at him and say oh is he on a leash? He slowly responds no and says he's safe or something vague. I look at him confused and he really is enjoying it and having a hard time hiding it. My sister manages somehow to get over to the door with the kids clinging to her and I finally get to my kids to comfort them. Our kids normally love seeing dogs and have had many positive experiences with dogs, but that was aggressive barking in a tiny space, and the dog seemed otherwise well-trained so I'm sure he didn't sense danger when these tiny humans entered. Do all the kids get barked at here? By this time the kids are traumatized especially the birthday girl and my sister's 4 year old. They don't enjoy the rest of the farm at all and continue crying when they see the goats and sheep when they normally love visiting the farm and feeding the animals, who not to mention don't seem to be well-cared for either.

The sweetest staff and service! Always well maintained even during busy months. So much fresh…read moreproduce and so many animals with a lot To do like hayrides and corn maze along with picking fresh produce. A great place for kids/adults of any age. Free entry with options for animal feed and amazing cider, pumpkin donuts, and other treats.

Great place for the family! The farm animals are plentiful and the prices are amazing. We got our…read morepumpkins by picking them( is there any other way to go?!) The donuts are absolutely phenomenal and I also got myself a cider slush! Definitely be back

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The animals are all very friendly They do get a little…read moreaggressive at getting into food bag. I think they team up. One gets u to look right. While one sneaks under your left arm and pulls the bottom out of the bag Even kept my 5yr old grandson entertained. Fishing was not to good for us 4hrs and only some 3" long bluegill

Visited in the fall just before Halloween. Loved the variety of types and sizes of pumpkins they…read morehad to offer! The large pumpkins were such a deal! Several activities onsite to enjoy few hours at the garden - so great for kids! And the apple cider slushy was yum!

Had a fun afternoon with extended family at their autumn pre-Halloween event. Grandsons enjoyed the…read morelarge selection of pumpkins and gourds, playing on the straw bales and slides, sitting on tractors, riding the Cow Train and taking the hay (straw) ride. Also had a corn/candy cannon that was fun to watch and attracted many school-aged kids, along with a corn maze. Lots of traditional autumn treats at their concession stand. Wide selection of autumn decor items including beautiful mums in planters and pots. Although I haven't been to many agritourism events like this for several years, I was impressed with the organization and scale of the Stevens' operation -- big enough to have something for everyone, but not so big that you felt overwhelmed by crowds. Also appreciated the welcoming atmosphere. Had a nice conversation with a member of the Stevens family who gave us some history of the event and took our family picture at the end of the hayride. It was worth an hour drive for us.

I have been there many times both for their fruit and their unbelievable donuts. I also go in the…read morefall to get apples for the deer. Everyone there is so kind and willing to help, even when it is 20° inside in the winter! It is definitely the gem of Fulton and Lucas county!!

Best strawberries ever! Red all the way through; no pasty white centers here! Made an outstanding …read more Friendly, helpful staff. This place is my go to for fresh, in-season fruit.

Was looking for a corn maze to take my son to last weekend Yelp brought me here. Is it a great corn…read moremaze? No. Is it good enough? Yes. It's about your average corn maze and once we got here I quickly realized the corn maze isn't why people are coming here. It's something to do sure, but people are mostly coming here for the donuts and drinks from my observation. First, the food. The drinks looked delicious! I didn't get anything though. We spent $49.40 on food. We ordered pulled pork nachos, the donut fried mozzarella stick, a cup of ice cream, 1 dz asstd donuts, and a bag of caramel apple kettle corn. My son is picky and DEVOURED the fried mozzarella stick! The nachos were ok. Nothing to brag about. The donuts were about the same. I ate a vanilla cake chocolate dipped donut and it was SO sweet! Too sweet. Like sweet to the point I was regretting not having coffee with it. I tried another one today - with coffee - and it was definitely more of a balance. Kettle corn is good. Activities. The corn maze was cool and $6 for the 3 of us. A little too peopley for me at times. The ground is uneven, but overall it was fine. Paid $6 for my son to do the play area. He liked it and mostly played on the tires and slide. The corn pit was anxiety inducing. There was a whole gang of kids crowding the stairs for the twist slide - dumping buckets of corn over the railing. A little too rowdy and unsupervised imo. Service was quick and efficient. They got a pretty good system there. They also have plenty of photo ops! That's one thing that really stood out to me. I'd love to go back when they first open to take advantage of all the photo ops. Perfect for photos to use on Christmas cards.

A Pumpkin Farm with all the bells and whistles. A maze…read morepumpkins galore and delicious food. The cider and pumpkin donuts are delicious but the donut dogs are AMAZING. So light and crispy filled with a top quality dog or maybe cheese. Got mine with the maple dip a perfect combination. Friendly service is a plus. Got three fresh dogs and two donuts for under $20.

We had a great time and purchased the Capybara experience. The only problem I had was the gift…read moreshop had zero Capybara T-shirts, they ran out. How does a gift shop run out of T-shirts of the most popular animal they have. Very disappointing. Better management needed!!

Took the family to African Safari Wildlife Park and it did NOT disappoint. The kids loved feeding…read morethe animals right from the car--honestly felt like we were in a safari (minus the plane ticket ). Animals were super active and came right up to us. The walk-through area was a nice bonus too. Definitely one of those places where you leave thinking, "yeah, that was worth it." Would 100% go again.

We visited Maybury Farms for their maple syrup tour and it was great. Took a wagon ride out to the…read morewoods and learned all about the farm and how they sustain it and then learned all about the sugar maples and how to tap the trees! We came back to the sugar bush house to hear about the process of syrup making. It definitely kept my 12 & 14 year old interested! The farm itself is also so fun to visit. And of course we bought honey on the way out since we got to see their bee grounds too! It was a really fun day out! The farmers are so passionate about what they do there. It's certainly educational but it's a really fun place to visit for events and just seeing some farm life, land, and animals

So, I've seen a few farms and petting zoos in my time working with children and a vast majority of…read morethem have been set up with the intention of letting children learn and interact with the environment, etc. and this one was no different with the exception of a lot of space with only so-many animals. There are a lot of comments on the staff being friendly and while they were, a lot of them were practically children themselves! Perhaps they were part of the camp they offer? Who knows! The sweetest young lady asked my kiddos if they'd like to pet a rabbit named Mayonnaise and of COURSE we absolutely had to! The wagon rides stopped at 12:30 so we just missed them, which was kind of a bummer since that was one of the perks the youngest kiddo was looking forward to despite the heat. Oh! We had been misinformed via LittleGuideDetroit that there was horseback riding and that in fact, seems to be down the street? In the end, we left with some peacock feathers, fresh goat milk soap and some flavored honey sticks.