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    June Farms

    3.8 (74 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Classy
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Tara M.

    We had a great stay at June farms for a night in early July. We stayed in a wellness hut, which was absolutely beautiful. It definitely is not toddler friendly. We had to block off many areas so our 20 month old could not access them. Maybe a cabin would have been the better option, but there wasn't any available the date we were passing through. Lighting was dim, but you could adjust it. I believe the wellness huts are dog friendly. I was a little weary of the cushion near the mirror. It looks like a dog may have used it as a bed. We loved that it is a working farm and you can walk around any time you would like. Our little guy loved the horses and chickens. You can book tours of the farm as well. They have a full bar there and the drinks are absolutely amazing! Honestly, if we didn't have the little guy with us, this would be a perfect relaxing vacation any adult would dream of. Things to note: bathroom. Shower is open to the rest of the bathroom. Gets all over everything and is slippery. Be careful! Also, there are no window coverings in the bathroom. The huts are backed up to a hill, but we did see a guy up on the hill working while I was trying to shower. Probably innocent, but not a great place for them to be working when there are no window coverings.

    My daughter doing a meditation frog inspired split
    Andrew M. M.

    We stopped here for Sunday goat yoga. The goats walk all around you in a big open field while you do yoga. Then we had lunch here and walked around. This has to be the most well kept and organized farm I've ever been to. The animals seem happy and well cared for. You can comb the hair of Highland hairy coos. The enclosures are open and you can mingle with the goats and sheep (just need to keep your dog out of those areas). There are goats, sheep, horses and pigs. There are areas for your dog, bee keeping, short boardwalk among ducks, gardens and really cool collection of bird houses, including one that looks like a Winabego. A trip here is worth your time. The property is big and there is a lot of walking between enclosures, so if that is an issue for you, there are golf carts to rent. The food was good (salmon bagel), but I thought they could support a larger lunch menu. The staff are very friendly and all rolled charisma numbers higher than 15. There is a frog themed statue collection with a large mediating frog. Great place!

    Ethel and Lucy
    Moira C.

    Dueling Piano night and we stayed in the "Bambi" Staff were amazing and attentive. The piano night was such a blast! We visited all the animals in the morning and appreciate how well they are taken care of. Can't wait to try the hobbit house.

    Nooshi B.

    This place is perfection. I knew once I saw it that I wanted to get married there and Matt made everything possible from start to finish. His team is organized, thoughtful and made communication very easy. Our wedding was intimate and even better than we had imagined. They thought of every. single. detail. The grounds are breathtaking and don't even get me started on the Lodge! That place is magic and you MUST stay there if you're visiting or just want a weekend getaway. The Lodge is perfect and has everything you need for a memorable time (hello waterfall shower, stunning patio and the most dreamy bed I've ever laid eyes on!). June Farms has it all and I am counting down the days until I am able to visit again.

    Winston is such a ham!
    Seth P.

    June farms is a great little spot only 15 minutes outside of Albany by highway located in West Sand Lake. We drove out to June farms for one of their many daily walks. As we approach the holiday they have the barn and grounds decked out with pine bows, garlands, and wreaths. We had picked a great November day, both sunny and clear to walk the premises. Starting out with the horses we had an opportunity to speak with a staff member and learn more about the animals and the farm. As we visited with chickens, highland cows, ducks, goats, and pigs we marveled at how clean and well cared for the animals and the grounds are. This beautiful piece of property has walking trails and cabin rentals. The bar/dining room is open in the evening and the gift shop is open all day. Checkout their website, Facebook, and Instagram for updates, event calendars, and prices. If we were to get married all over again, I'd want to do it here.

    Hobbit house
    Simone L.

    This review is for the farm itself, we didn't eat anything because the kitchen was closed I booked a private tour as part of a birthday gift for my husband. It was perfect! We got to interact with all the animals and got to bring our dog on the tour. He rode with us in the golf cart and got to meet all the animals minus the goats. The hobbit house was probably the cutest thing ever- though definitely small. All the places that you can stay at is on Airbnb. I knocked it one star because we also came for the Halloween costume contest for the dogs and it was poorly planned due to lightning. We were wondering around in the dark trying to find the dog park area, so note to self- if you are at dusk there is zero lighting

    Tim S.

    What an amazing experience. We were looking for something calm, peaceful and with lots of nature within a few hours of NH. We got all of this and more with June farms. Very communicative and attentive staff, super easy check in process. Such a calm and peaceful vibe. We will be back! Thanks Matt and team.

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    Masumi T.

    Adorable place. Came here for a wedding. You drive up a beautiful tree lined road and come to a farm with a red barn and horses to the right. I couldn't find the pigs but saw horses and chickens. The store sold fresh eggs which were tempting to buy. All the events were held inside the barn but there was plenty of space outdoors with heat lamps. I had a chance to try most if not all of the canapés and the beef tartare was my favorite. They were all tasty and had a farm to table feel. Dinner was a buffet style with pasta, lots of veggies and pizza. Once a plate was empty, they quickly filled it. It was nice knowing that not a lot of food was going to waste bc it seemed as though they were firing off the food as needed. The most memorable part of the evening was having Roger cuddle on my lap. What a sweetheart. I would love to come back and spend an evening here.

    Francesca C.

    It's about the animals. The most important thing about June farms is the animal's well being and I can tell that the animals who live at June farms are well taken care of. A lot of reviews mention the price of visiting the farm ($5 per person) as a negative but I personally think it's a fair price once you see how happy and loved the animals are. The goats are beyond friendly and will run right up to you. The horses love human interaction and even the chickens will wander by you to say hi. The staff is extremely kind and friendly. We also have attended goat yoga at June Farms and had a blast. We highly recommend it. The drinks are expensive but again - hopefully the money goes to the happy animals.

    Airstream June Night
    Nicole D.

    We really enjoyed our stay at June Farms. I am going to give this destination a review three categories below. Stay Gorgeous cabins, rented via Airbnb. We stayed one night in a renovated airstream. It features high end finishes. A sizable kitchen area and large walk-in bathroom/shower combo. The bed was incredibly comfortable! The outdoor space is equally enjoyable. It features a spacious patio, table, hot tub. Just steps from the airstream there is a hammock, grill and fire-pit. The Farm: The farm is beautiful. I have noticed that some people are complaining on Yelp about the $5 entry fee (applicable if you're not a cabin guest) However, it is evident that it costs a lot of money to keep this place as pristine as it is. The prices are more than fair for the experience. The grounds are absolutely amazing, and you can easily spend hours out there with the animals. You can rent a golf cart or go on a quad tour with farmer Matt as well. Very enjoyable. The Food: The BAR IS STUNNING. This place is CHIC. Drinks were delicious. I had a Lavender Collins, it was very memorable. Staff is extremely friendly and goes out of their way to accommodate. Because no review is balanced without something less than perfect I will add that (to me) the pizza was priced on the higher side and was a little softer than my typical preference. Other than that I would give June Farms & Staff a 10 star review and already have plans to return. Nicole Desanti

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    Fatima D.

    I've come to June Farms a few times since moving to the area and it continues to be a favorite amongst my friends and I. This farm is quaint with well-kept grounds. There's cows, goats, chickens, horses, ducks, and pigs. You can even go inside of the goat pen and play with the goats in a large field, which is amazing. Rolling grassy hills with trees surrounding you make the views unmatched and have a great upstate NY charm about them. There are tons of spots to sit with friends, some in the busier areas near the entrance, and some are hidden gems that you find along your walks. The patio is gorgeous with unique table settings and lots of greenery. There's options for covered seating as well if it starts to rain. They recently re-did the big tent so that there is stone flooring rather than grass--really classy! You'll find plenty of spots to take photos with friends or sit and relax willing sipping on something cold and refreshing. Now for the not so good. The entrance fee is always changing. Sometimes it's $5/car, other times it's $5/person, etc. It always changes, and the website does not always accurately reflect these price changes. Kids aren't allowed after 4 PM, also not on the website, which created a problem for my friend in our group with a 2 year old, who ultimately had to turn back. Parking can be a drag if you're not there early, and you may have to park reaaallll far away. There's probably 10 food options? The most interesting of which is the pizza, which is not that impressive either. Didn't drink anything besides water, so I can't comment on drink quality. Overall, this place, while not perfect, is a gem in the area and is well-liked by many.

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