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Frog Pond Farm

4.5 (77 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Tie

Cute farm animals -- the alpacas (llamas ?) certainly were having a good time with their antics. There were two of them chasing each other around, Very entertaining , wholesome! I went towards the last weekend of October. It was after a brief rainstorm when I arrived that afternoon -- very muddy out but I grew up on a farm so I don't mind the mud the mini pigs were one of my favorite animals to see.. I Didn't get a many pics of them but they were so darn adorable ~ Glad I visited

Morgan F.

We love Frog Pond! We went for our Christmas tree this year. Unfortunately we may go a different route in the future as our tree was $124 and I swear last year was much less. However!! The $124 tree experience is because you are paying for the most gorgeous tree to be sitting ready to take home. They also have the most fun experience for families with tons of farm animals, coffee/donut stand, the grinch walking around, and we love their gift shop! Overall if you want an easy farm experience this is it! Just check prices before you shop they are listed in the gift shop:)

Winter B.

This is such an impressive farm! Very cute place and they have tons of animals. Emus, goats, sheep pigs, camels, peacocks, llamas, etc. It is 12$ per person to walk around and 5$ to get feed for the animals. The animals were all very friendly and were ok being pet. Extremely kid friendly too. They had a bouncy house, playground and lots of other spots for kids to entertain themselves. Very family friendly. They also have a cute gift shop and they do llama walks where you can walk with llamas.

Katherine C.

We came on Mother's Day and moms got in for free. What a perk! We weren't sure what to expect when we arrived other than some farm animals but wow, that was an understatement! There's more than 80 animals on the farm and you can purchase feed for them. The rest of the large area was full of activities for kids 2-teens who would love the bounce house, playground, large backyard games, etc. We were pleasantly surprised that a tiny house served drinks and fresh homemade donuts on the property. At $15/person 2+ and up, can be a bit pricey but your kiddo will be entertained for hours!

We had my sons first big birthday party here last month! It was amazing! The staff were friendly and helpful! The space was beyond perfect! Of course the animals, amenities ,jump house barn, yard toys, gift shop and entire fall festival were incredible. It is fairly priced in comparison to other local farms and worth every penny! Our guests had so much fun and many it was their first time, not their last! Thank you so much to everyone who made my big guys special day!

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Tawny M.

This is our second year going to FPF for pumpkin patch time! We absolutely love it. As an adult I love the animals and food choices and for the kids it is endless. The pumpkins are a bit pricey, but I'll pay just to go do the activities and animals. They added a lot this year, included a covered bounce house area, tennis ball sling shots, more food and games. If you have young kids you could be here all day. For what you get I think it is a great value, just get one pumpkin and buy the rest at Freddies!

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Talia B.

I came here on a field trip with my school. I'm in high school but I still enjoy places like this. The animals are adorable! I loved feeding the llamas and they really know how to take a good selfie! Overall just a very good and heartwarming experience

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JT T.

This farm, unlike some others in the area that seem to be more focused on camelid husbandry, does not require reservations, which was a big reason we picked it since we needed some scheduling flexibility. We came for the llamas and were pleasantly surprised by how many other animals were here. Highlights were the baby goats and llamas, one very cross-looking cow, the camels (beware, they WILL steal the feed cup), and the emu. In addition to the animals, they also have a little Christmas tree lot, a group/party shelter area, and lots of playground equipment/games for kids. For $12/person (they also have a 2 person yearly pass for $65 iirc) this would be a great way to tire out kids. The animal feed is separate for $5 a cup.

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Lizzie J.

Well kept! Lots of animals who are well taken care of and friendly. The toys for kids are fantastic. There are so many play areas for kids, play sets, sand pits, digger tractors, farm games, tables to eat at, basketball hoop games, and multiple blow up jumpers for various ages. Highly recommend.

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Ask the Community - Frog Pond Farm

Do you they have snacks ( donuts/ cider) for weekend pumpkin patch visits?

Yes we have a coffee stand and donut stand on Saturday and Sundays. We look forward to your visit.

Can you bring your dog?

Absolutely! We love dogs. All well behaved humans, and dogs, are welcome on the farm :)

Will they have Santa there this year?

Of course! Santa visits every year. Check out our website for the schedule.

What is the range of prices for the Christmas trees?

We have all sizes of trees from 2 ft up to 11 ft. The 6 to 7 ft Noble is going to run you $72 this year. We still have a good selection for another week or two.

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The llamas were friendly as was the staff, everything was well paced and a great value for the money.

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VALUE!!! Oh my word!!! The pumpkins are a GREAT Value. The "small" ones were like a medium sized…read moreone at the store or other pumpkin patches. It took my kids AGES to pick their pumpkins out. Ages. But we got gorgeous pumpkins and I grabbed a few of the fancy blue ones for decor. For three "medium" pumpkins and a couple small ones we spent $41!! What value. Where they get you is the corn maze. Skip it!!! If we could have gotten a refund we would have. Trust me when I say BEYOND disappointed. It was muddy. SO muddy. And that could have been remedied with hay on the ground. That would have saved everyone's shoes and cars. And it was $5 per person for a literal circle. It wasn't a maze. It was a circle. That took 5-7 minutes to slowly walk. That was insane. That's where we PAID for the pumpkins. Everything here is pay via Venmo or cash box on the honor system. That's why we paid out the wazoo for the maze. Ugh. How crummy!! (So you HAVE to use Venmo or cash ONLY!) A little bonus was being able to see baby sheepies and the kids loved feeding them corn stalk leaves and watching them. Sheepies!!! Anyway, next year is YES to Pumpkins and sheepies and NO to the maze.

This farm is a great spot for scenic views photos, with very chill vibes. On the day we visited we…read moresaw several groups getting their family/group photos. I love that the farm is totally flat, making it easy to park and walk around. Seeing and hearing the baby and mama sheep was a delight. There is also a corn maze located toward the back of the property. The maze is a cool attraction but I have to agree with another recent review, it really isn't a maze at all. It truly is a circle or a lap, like taking a lap around the park. It's not challenging or engaging, it's just a muddy lap through the corn field. Spend your time with the sheep and the pumpkins & skip the maze.

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