This is pretty far from my home but it was a pretty nice experience. This is located all the way out at Floyd Bennett Field so commute was forever from Williamsburg. It's a nice area for kids. Many animals to feed. They have goats, pigs, cows, and horses that you can feed. The only thing is the animal feed is $9 and you can a ball of lettuce. I did not bother buying the feed and ended up picking up some leftover lettuce leaves on the floor for the cows to eat. Unfortunately one of the cows bit my fingernail. Thankfully nothing was scarred. But it was painful. I did not realize they have those feeding sticks to use so you won't get bitten. Anyways, this place is very clean and comes with a working handwashing station with lots of water and soap for you to wash hands. They also have hand sanitizer all around the area. They highlight cleanliness really well in this park. There is a corn box truck that is really fun and my daughter loved it a lot. She was very busy in the corn box filled with corn kernels and trucks and buckets everywhere for kids to enjoy. Many kids were inside the corn box, which did not become an issue though. There was enough space for every kid to enjoy. Food was pretty good. I got hot dogs for $4 each, fries for $5, and a corn for $5. They gave a lot of fries and the corn was buttered. There was a lot of condiments they had out for to get. There are hay rides and pumpkins you can get. The only thing is the hay rides have time slots so you got to make sure you get there on time. Overall, it's a nice experience for kids to have fun. Pretty spacious and lots of different activities to try. There is this slide with a lot of rollers going down instead of your traditional steel slide and it hurt my butt like crazy. Just went down the slide only once. There is also pop and dance music to make the park more lively playing in the background. The bathrooms are porta potties and they're all situated in the back of the park. Too bad they do not have real restrooms. read more

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Small farm, great for field trips. My son's charter school had the entire place to them only which was fun. It's a good size for the time there and there was a lot to do. The bathrooms are outdoors but clean. I had 2 issues.... The first that they need to tell the schools to have parents sends kids with cash to feed the animals and for snacks. No one knew and many of us did not bring cash. The second was the puppet show they had was a lot of fun. However, there is a part of the show where the cow sprays milk at people. We thought it was fake milk and possibly water...until my son broke out in hives. He's allergic to dairy and that's when we found out it was skim milk. It would be smarter and safer to use water instead of actual milk. Dairy allergy is very common and everyone reacts differently. My son happens to be one that reacts severely. read more

I loved Green meadows Farm in Brooklyn! The staff it's so nice and accommodating. Been there more than 2x with my son and friends , he had such a blast and the rest of the kids and my friend. This place hasn't dissapoint! I love this because it's so close to the house and the staff in there are so kind and helpful. Kids play all day and parents get to relax and enjoy the farm as well. Went on perfect days as it wasn't so hot but there's many shaded areas. Perfect summer activity. Thank you!! read more

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Great place to take your family, especially fun for kids! Lots of activities for them. Will definitely be back in the future for the pumpkin patch since it's still in the city without having to venture out to LI or upstate. read more

What a great inexpensive farm right here in Brooklyn! I was desperate to find "more farm" for my son, and decided to give this place a try, being it was less than an hour away. For $28 for two adults (children under 2 are free) you get access to everything, including the hayride. The only thing that's additional, is if you decide to feed the animals. If you just opt to do the entry fee, you have plenty to do in 2-3 hours! Not going to lie, I was slightly panicked when I saw how crowded it was this past Sunday, but once inside, it's very spacious! There's slides, tractors you can climb and sit on, and yes - even operate - for a fun photo opp! There's plenty of picnic tables under the shade of the tree or tents provided for private parties or to bring your whole family and friends! My son personally loved the corn kernel pit and played in there for at least 30 minutes with the other kids. I truly liked how spaced out everything was, so you're not on top of each other. The hayride was surprisingly fun, but gets pretty crowded. It doesn't lead to anywhere, it just takes you around in a big loop, but it was fun. I hope to come back when they offer pumpkin picking! read more

Came here for the first time on Easter. Expected it to be crowded. I'm also glad I printed my tickets as it said on website, the line was ridiculously long for tickets on peoples phones. I would've been so upset. The place is big lots of space for kids to run and play. Lots of photo prompts which is nice because it was Easter even pictures with the Easter bunny. The animals looked so sad except the rabbits they looked great. Not a lot of options for snacks or food. I'm also going to assume they wouldn't have so many since it is a farm and they are probably afraid people would be feeding the animals with it. I feel this place is for really young kids my daughters are 7&11. And we were done in an hour they really didn't enjoy much. read more

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My friends and I came here this past Saturday for pumpkin picking, and I would hardly call what this farm has a pumpkin patch. It was basically an open field with very small pumpkins scattered randomly. It costs 12 dollars per person, and a pumpkin to pick from the field comes with your ticket. Pumpkin picking is on the weekends during October. There are farm animals such as goats, chickens, and horses, as well as tractors and slides for young children. My friends and I still enjoyed ourselves since it was beautiful day spent outside, and a great day to take photos, but Green Meadows Farm is very underwhelming. To spend 12 dollars to go to a place that doesn't have much going on, with an extremely misleading "pumpkin patch", is a ripoff. read more

Green Meadows Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Loved it loved it loved it!!! First time here and got here in time for pumpkin patch. Enjoyed the petting farm. So many animals to feed. Loved the baby animals barn. My big kid rode the tractor that was cool. Hay ride was great. Didn't eat but the roast corn looked amazing. CASH ONLY. Expect lines if you are going on the weekend read more

If you are looking for some pumpkin-related activities to do with young kids, and you don't want to go all the way to Queens or Long Island, Green Meadows Farm in Brooklyn offers a great opportunity for some fun family activities. Located by the Floyd Bennet Aviator Field near Dead Horse Bay[1], Green Meadows Farm is easy to reach by car, but it requires a bit of work by public transportation, likely a subway and a bus. However, I think it is totally worth it. The place is massive, and there is something for everyone: There are literally dozens of tractors for kids to play, and an operating bulldozer. There are several farm animals including cows, sheep, llamas, rabbits, small pigs, etc... You can't pet the animals now due to COVID restrictions, but you can buy a head of lettuce[2] and feed the animals. There is a pumpkin patch, several massive slides, scarecrows, giant Adirondacks chairs, plus picnic tables, covered tent areas, and many more things. And after Halloween, you can actually smash the pumpkins and feed them to the animals. Check out this video: https://greenmeadowsfarmbrooklyn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Pumpkin_Smash.mp4 I was very impressed by the safety measures adopted during COVID: Personnel are all wearing masks at all times, and every one has a spray bottle of disinfectant in their hands and they use it frequently. My advice would be to come at 10am, when it opens. The place started to get crowded after 11am, and by 12 noon it was pretty packed. Buy tickets at least 2 days in advance, as weekend tickets sell out quickly. ------------------ [1] And its famous bottle beach: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dead-horse-bay-brooklyn [2] For $6... Ouch! read more

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I used to come to this farm as a child back when it was on a real farm somewhere in Queens? Now it's on Floyd Bennet Field and it's really weird seeing these animals in a extremely tree-less and green-less environment but I mean it's okay I guess. There's a ton of stuff for young kids to enjoy here, from climbing into a giant tractor to giant playground slides, big tires, stationary hay rides, a working construction vehicle (stationary), plenty of photo opportunities and a whole pre-cut pumpkin garden. The best part is the hay ride, which again is very very weird when you're just going down an old airplane runway without anything to look at but long grass but I doubt your child will notice. Then there's all the animals which apparently you can't pet because of some dumb NY State law. You can feed them though, they sell heads of lettuce and arm grabbers you can facilitate food to animal-mouth with. They're cute to look at either way. Biggest bummer is the total lack of decent food / drinks here. It's just bags of chips and soda. Whatever! read more

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My first time visiting Green Meadows Farm at Aviator Sports and Event Center. I decided to visit after viewing and purchasing discounted tickets on Groupon for the Easter Egg Hunt. I didn't know that there would be live animals there so that was pretty awesome. My niece and granddaughter were able to feed the animals which they enjoyed. We had a wonderful time and would definitely come back to visit again. read more

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Last minute I decided to take my son pumpkin picking. Went on their website everything was detailed and very informative. Upon my arrival I was greeted by a employee who assisted me quickly. Very spacious farm with a lot of beautiful animals. Staff where all friendly and informative. All the animals seems well manner. At first I was scared to allow my son to feed the animals but then I conquered my fear and allow him to and he had such an phenomenal time. Pumpkin picking was fun so much pumpkins. In all shape and sizes. I enjoy the bumpy ride and the delicious fresh roasted butter corn. My family and myself had an blast. Thank you read more

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Great wholesome time for everyone to enjoy farm animals. Went to the Easter egg event with my little sibling. Got to do the Easter egg race and overall was pleasant vibes all around. You can purchase lettuce to feed the animals. read more

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DO NOT GO HERE! Don't waste your time and money. Each ticket is $12. Our family of 4 wasted $48. This is not a pumpkin patch, it's an embarrassment ! What a waste of time ! We're very disappointed. They had barely any pumpkins, I couldn't take even one decent picture of my kids. The hay ride was full of carbon monoxide, I literally feel sick after hay ride. There was nothing fun, kids were super bored. We just got ripped off $48 and wasted our time. I do not recommend Green Meadows Pumpkin Patch Farm to anyone! The worst pumpkin patch we've ever seen! DO NOT GO! Absolutely HORRIBLE! Please see photos! I cannot believe these people are charging $12 per ticket for this! read more

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Would recommend this farm, they have low prices. You get to pet and feed cabbage to alpacas, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, pigs, sheeps, cows and goats. There is also a corn box with a lot of corn to play like sand.There are a lot of places to wash your hands with water or hand sanitizer, there are free rides, the foods are amazing and there are bouncy houses. There are also horse rides for kids under 75lbs for just 4 dollars. read more

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Please call the phone number - my friends and I went the Yelp page and saw it was open until 5pm on a weekday- today actually. Today is Friday. Then we called the number only to hear open only on weekends. Pissed. Poor business. Unprofessional. Update your Yelp . Put weekends only. People are making plans with children. Come on! read more

Green Meadows Farm - Proof that the Yelp says it's open- when it's actually closed because it doesn't say WEEKENDS ONLY unless you call. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

DON'T GO TO THIS FARM!!! The animals (especially noticeable on the cows) are STARVED!!!!! Their bones are so incredibly visible. All the animals practically run to you like sharks when you feed then lettuce. They are all kept so hungry so that customers spend more money on lettuce and the farm makes more money. This is the most disgraceful place!!! They OVERBOOK for class trips just to make more money. THEY DO NOT TAKE CARE OR RESPECT ANIMALS AT ALL. read more

Please do not come here. I was shocked at just how very ghetto this place is. They had the potential to do so much! As soon as we walked in, we were told there were no more pumpkins, which OK. The "snacks" were fritos, cheetohs, doritos and water and snapple. Shout out to the man at the concession stand who let me take one of the pumpkins from their decor. No apple donuts, no pumpkin donuts, no apple cider...nothing even remotely fall related. The tractor for one of the hay rides stopped working and we watched as they fixed it. The hay ride takes you down the old runway and back, like really? We couldn't attempt to decorate it, at all?!!!! There were LOTS of farm animals and a lot of places for cute pictures, which I will give them that and alot of cute slides for the kids to play on. That being said, the crowd here was HORRIBLE. I am not lying when I say in the three hours we were there, we witnessed about five fights. An entire family was mad about there not being pumpkins and cursing and screaming, another family was fighting about their kids in the pumpkin patch, parents were letting their kids fight each other like we were in the movie Gladiator. It was HORRIBLE. We made the most of it but this place is really embarrassing. Please save yourself the drive and go anywhere else. read more

Old MacDonald had a farm E-I-E-I-O it's in Brooklyn. I am a lifelong New Yorker but I also consider myself a tourist every time I discover something new like this place. As a boy mom, I was excited to see his reaction to the animals, the decommissioned tractors typically used during daily tasks, and the pumpkin smash. This farm featured scarecrows, smaller farmhouses, live animals that you can feed fresh lettuce for $6 in addition to the nominal admission fee, the opportunity to operate a tractor with proper supervision by a staffer, milk a fake cow named Katie. The highlights were the live animals competing for a snack, the kids' play area, hay ride despite the lack of a scenic view, the kids' candy relay race, pumpkin picking and smashing, plenty of backdrops and open space to snap Instagrammable pictures. I loved the ingenuity behind the kids' play area like repurposing a conveyor belt and tubes into fun slides plus the huge tractor tires. If you're looking for family-friendly activities to do in the Fall, then add this farm to your list. Upon our exit, we were polled by a staffer. I appreciated the extra effort to collect on-the-spot customer feedback to improve the overall experience. We loved it and returned a few weeks later for the Christmas season. I must admit that it was definitely a stretch to try and convert the farm from an autumn theme which was more seamless into a winter wonderland. Santa and his sleigh without the reindeer was okay. I'm glad that there was representation amongst the Santas. However, his workshop in a trailer was a major disappointment. Were the elves on strike? I'd return but only during their pumpkin smash run. read more

We went on a class trip. The tickets were $10 per person. There was so much for the students to do. They were able to feed the animals, go on a hayride and received a free pumpkin. read more

The eggs during the egg hunt had awful extremely hard taffies that can't be chewed by anyone under 4 or 5, and really should not be chewed by anyone who wants who kept their teeth. Kids were so disappointed and crying. Shows that whoever planned it, has no clue about small kids. read more

I'm shocked to see any bad reviews for this lovely farm. It has such charm and the staff are fantastic. I love it here. The animals are beautifully the grounds are so pretty and the hayrides fantastic. It's close to home with ample parking. The Easter bunny and Santa Claus were a wonderful added bonus. read more

We all had fun, adults and children alike. Bring some snacks or sandwiches there are no places to eat there.

I have been to Green Meadows farm twice this year and I don't recommend it. I went for an "easter egg hunt" in April and then today (10/25/2021) for their "pumpkin patch". I honestly did not want to return after my prior experience, but my husband did not want to travel far from our Brooklyn home for pumpkins and I wanted to visit a pumpkin patch rather than buying from a store. I wasn't expecting to be picking a pumpkin off the vine. But there are many places that at least provide you with the illusion that you are picking a pumpkin out of a patch where they grew. And in some pics from other visitors it looks like this place made some effort previously. But when I went, there was just an open field with some scattered smashed pumpkins laying around. There were a few big boxes containing very small pumpkins. Most of the boxes were empty. One pumpkin is included with the charge for admission, but these pumpkins would cost max $5 from a store. There was a candy event, which was exactly the same at Easter. They line kids up and the kids run down a lane and there are some pieces of candy at the end. My daughter (3 y.o.) really likes sitting on the tractors and the big chairs, but the lack of hot food is disappointing. What really gets me is the animals. This is not a farm. It is like a petting zoo, only without any petting. And where do these animals live when they are not being displayed for visitors? Because they are in small pens, some on small raised platforms. They do not appear unhealthy (except many of them seem to be eating an awful lot of lettuce) but they look cramped, unhappy and unkempt. And please do not bother entering the "baby animals" shed. When we went there were a handful of chicks (not even babies, but awkward adolescents) and some adult rabbits and guinea pigs. The staff is friendly and helpful and appear to be doing their best. But overall, I find this place depressing. I will not be returning. read more

First time to come here. My sons shows very excited!! There have his favorite tractor and excavator and funny slide. The one thing is the lettuce is way to high. One lettuce cost $6 to feed the animals. I buy the tickets from Groupon. It is much cheaper then website. Overall that is the good place to bring you child to there. read more