This is a neat little farm to stay at. It's a little hard to find in the dead of night, but after…read moreseveral missed turns we made it. Our cabin was cute and clean, but it got pretty cold at night. The little electric wall heater couldn't quite cut the chill. However, there were plenty of blankets available so you could just bundle up. The farm animals are pretty neat and you can pet just about all of them.

Myself, my daughter and grandson went to Franny's Farm for Earth Day! We had a great time! Nice day…read moreoutside listening to music and enjoying good food and company!

They are amazing caring people. I recommend a tour of the farm. Even though I have not been there…read moreyet but I have met them and they are very nice.

We had such an amazing time visiting Mt Gilead Farm! We messaged them through Facebook to arrange a…read moretime to go out to the farm and visit. My husband and I visited with our two young kids and had so much fun. We got to visit with the animals, learn about the property, and help feed the baby goats! We also got to sample some cheese made from goat milk. This is a working farm so be prepared for normal animal mess and to have to give many many pets to the dogs. Boots are recommended!

This was a fun outing for kids - it was just exceptionally hot when we went. Workers were all very…read morefriendly. You get pretty large cups of feed to feed a nice variety of animals. Going in with the deer is a fun experience - kinda overwhelming because they can get a little pushy. The pony ride was the highlight. You get to go around 3 times, and its parent-led, which was nice to have that experience with your kiddos. The animals seem so well taken care of here. Great experience, just know it doesn't have much more than an hour or so worth of time.

My two kids enjoyed the day (age 2 and 8). I recommend this place. There arA lot of games for young…read morekids plus animals for hours of fun.

New favorite apple picking experience- I say experience because it's not just an orchard. They…read moreoffer apple picking, a fantastic playground, and a great bakery. It was $20 to purchase a 1 peck bag to fill on our own. I believe you can have up to 5 people per bag but today it was just me and my kids. What stood out about this orchard is that 99% of the apples I picked from the tree were perfect! Very very few apples with blemishes, damages, holes etc. there were also very few apples littering the ground so we didn't have to worry about too many bees or bugs around us like we have had to do at other places. The apples taste fantastic! The playground was a hit with my 2 and 4 year old. Big shout out for having a huge tunnel that the kids can run there instead of crawl! Delicious bites include apple cider donuts, apple cider slushes, and ice cream. All were 10/10. Worth the 2 hour drive for us.

Good selection but they don't have any Honey Crisp and the ladies ended up buying cabbage, so if…read moreyou want Honey Crisp you need to be here August 15th

The owner and his family were very kind and provided a hike and lots of info. The llamas were…read moreadorable, so well trained and lovable. Highly recommend. We just had the best time!

While planning our trip to the Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg area, we came across this opportunity, and I…read morewas adamant that we must do it! :) The location is a bit off the beaten path - approximately a 45 minute drive from Pigeon Forge. Upon arrival, the llamas and two alpacas were ready to socialize. We brought some oatmeal cookies for them to snack on. (See the website for their favorite snacks.) It was so much fun to give them treats, pet them, and start to learn their personalities. When we were ready to hike, we were able to choose which llama to walk with. Oscar was my hiking companion, and my husband took Walker. We had about 8-10 total hiking. Even though it started raining, we still had a great time. The llamas graze along the trail, so this is not a fast-paced hike. Steve, the owner of the farm and our guide, shared stories and information along the trail. If you're in the area, I highly recommend checking them out. I haven't stopped talking about it since we did it, and I love going back and looking through my pictures. That's the sign of a great experience!

The farm was so nice! The tour guide was super friendly and had a lot of great information. The…read moreanimals were so cute and friendly. overall a great experience! 10/10

Great place for children of all ages. If you grew up around barn animals this farm would be…read morefamiliar. Started out with a visit to the pot bellied pigs. Then an in-depth presentation of the Alpacas and Llamas. Complete with petting. Next a stroll past several apple trees. Next their affectionate donkey, Dominick. A gorgeous view of the valley and mountains in the distance and finally goat feeding and their cows. Well worth the drive the time and modest fee.

What an incredible experience we had!! The owner and staff at this beautiful farm are amazing. You…read morecan see that they are passionate about the animals and enjoy sharing the experience with their guests! I brought the family here and we all had an amazing adventure!!!

Wow, what an incredible experience we had at Ellaberry llama farm! It was our first time…read moreinteracting with llamas and it was an absolute blast! From the moment we arrived we were greeted with warm smiles and welcoming hospitality. The farm itself was nestled in a picturesque countryside setting, with rolling green hills and breathtaking views. The facilities were well maintained, you can tell right away how well they care for the llamas. Our adventure started with an informative presentation about their llamas. We all learned interesting facts. Then we got to walk llamas though their obstacle course. And got plenty of pictures and videos. They have a cute gift shop on site and sell delicious Apple cider vinegar slushee. This was an unforgettable adventure filled with joy, laughter and plenty of llama cuddles.

This was my first visit to Oakes Farm and glad it was for the Tulip Festival! This event is for…read moreeveryone, young and old! There are lots of activities: various staged areas for photos, games, bubbles, food, sweets, and much more! The flowers were beautiful and the view of the mountains in the background was amazing! You must visit the farm to experience it all! To guarantee a ticket, I suggest purchasing them online and they're also cheaper. Customer service was great! Everyone had that southern charm! I will visit again...maybe in the fall for their corn maze.

Quaint farm out in the country. (Corryton, Tennessee.) This was their first tulip festival, and it…read morewas fun, in the sun! Buy a vase fill with tulips. Lots to do, for the kiddos. Fun activities change with the seasons Hamburgers, hotdogs, chicken tenders, french fries & more! At the Lake Farm Grill. Grammys Sweets and Treats Satisfy your sweet tooth with fresh homemade fudge, caramel apples, marshmallow treats, slushies and more! The fudge crew is excited about getting to make some Spring-themed fudge and treats! Sweet B's Funnel cakes, caramel apples , hot fudge cakes, ice cream, lemonade slushies and more! Shop the General Store Choose from gifts, home decor, apparel, toys, local crafts and more. Visit PickTN section, filled with products made right here in Tennessee!

We had such a great time at the orchard. There are sunflowers to pick, many different variety of…read more"you pick" apples, and lots of products and baked goods for purchase. They have three different sizes of apple containers to choose from - we chose the smallest one for $15 and definitely feel like we got our moneys worth. Walking around the orchard and looking at all of the different varieties of apples was a wonderful way to spend the afternoon. We especially appreciated at the orchard is dog friendly. Finally, be sure to grab a fresh apple cider donut and frozen cider drink before you leave. All of the staff were so kind and we really had an amazing afternoon here.

Steps has gotten kinda crazy on their apple pricing. Wanted twice as much for a 1/2 peck of pick…read moreyour own as the guy down the road for a full peck of bagged. ... lost my business today- won't be back.

The drive thru tour of seeing all the animals and feeding them from inside the wagon is so fun…read more There are goats, deer, ram, cows, longhorn steer and even a yak. All the animals are very docile and can easily eat from your hand. A lot of them are big cuddle babies according to the staff.The feed bucket is a good size to feed all the animals. The staff is good at rotating the animals so you get a chance to feed them all They also have a walk in area to see animals, a highland cow session you can book, a zip line and a self controlled mountain coaster. The highlight for me was Dozer the sweet highland cow and the baby alpaca. Thanks Skyland Ranch for the fun morning

3.5% service charge and using ai art at the counter plus a $3 convince fee. Feels badread more