It's got an adorable petting zoo so it's fun for the whole family. They have a working farm and…read moresell some produce in the summer and early fall. Now, that the seasons over (it was mid November when we went) it's mainly just decorative pumpkins and gourds. We really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return. The animals were all well cared for and mostly social. You can feed them carrots. It's also very reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out.

So happy we went! My babies first time at the petting zoo & he had a blast!l. The workers were so…read moresweet & the animals are happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back when he's bigger! We also purchased a little donkey that they make from their Alpaca fur which I thought was the coolest thing! He loves it

This morning as my teenagers got ready for school, the news was on the television. They were…read morereporting that Selena Gomez was getting criticized for her Music Awards Performance. Comments were made that she was off-key. She defended her performance by explaining that this was her first performance in 2 years and she was nervous. She has Lupus and has struggled with anxiety. At the same time, I am running around the house trying to get to work and my get house together for Thanksgiving which I host every year. I want everything in place to give my family a nice holiday. On my way to work, I started thinking about what I am thankful for this year. I am always thankful for my family and friends. I am thankful for their love and friendship as well as their health and happiness. This morning as I think about Selena Gomez and food shopping, I realize how grateful I am to be able to go work at Allaire Community Farm. If you haven't been to Allaire Community Farm, you have to go. Spend some time there, enjoy the animals, the garden and the peacefulness of the farm. I have had the privilege of spending my work day there. I don't work for the farm directly, but I get to do my work there. Their mission statement is "nurture through nature and helping people achieve their full potential..." They "support special needs children and adults, at-risk population, families battling cancer, veterans with PTSD and the local community..." When you go to the farm look around, pay close attention and you will see so much more. You will see Sean, JoAnn, and Allison wearing more hats than seems humanly possible. You will see that the farm relies on volunteers to run. Dedicated people who give their time for the farm to succeed and people who truly believe in the farm's mission. You will see contractors and businesses donate their time, money and services. You see school groups, recreation groups and therapeutic riding instructors working with people with special needs. You will see a place that expects you to come as you are and be who you are. There are no "special needs" on the farm. You are welcomed, accepted and supported to meet your potential despite your abilities, background or life choices. In a world where people are quick to criticize people struggling and appearance is valued, it is refreshing and humbling to see how the farm brings people together and best out in everyone. This is the type of place and the values, I want for my children. I got there by chance and very happy that I did. If you have some time, stop by to visit and see what I mean.

False advertising for organic and local produce. Most of the produce being offered is supplied by a…read morevendor and is conventional, not organic. Some produce observed was even marked from Canada, not local at all.

I volunteered here a month or so ago and was just amazed at the care and compassion I saw in the…read morepeople who worked there...or volunteered there. The animals had so much room and were clean and well fed. I noticed there was a family working together to prep the garden for next year. What a wonderful thing it is to have such a beautiful farm to visit.

My daughters go here for horseback riding lessons & they love it. The price is reasonable, and the…read morepeople that own & work there are amazing. My girls learn how to care for the horse before & after the lesson, and are taken through different types of riding during the lesson. There are many other animals that the girls love to see and pet while we're there. Everyone is friendly & the animals are well-taken care of. Highly recommend this place!

A wonderful place to interact with horses, donkey, goats of all sizes. This is a farm that rescues…read moreanimals from being put down. The crew are very friendly and very in tune with the animals. Recommend Sophie's Safe Haven to families that want to introduce animals to their children.

not even open!!! drove by and there was no sign saying where it was, looked super sketchy. the…read moreFacebook and instagram doesn't even exist anymore.

I adopted my two cats from the shelter at Popcorn Park. The process was thorough but not onerous…read more Their fees are really reasonable. Highly recommended.

Closest you'll ever get to wild animals. An absolutely great experience. Highly recommend as a…read morefamily outing.

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DO NOT USE PONY AND PALS!! The owner is horrible! I had them booked for my sons 2nd birthday 6…read moremonths in advanced. Tonya was all nice on the phone and everything I thought it would be great! Then 2 months before the party she calls me saying she realized she's double booked that she has a company picnic the same day that books them every year and wanted to have me change my date! I had the invites printed already and couldn't change the date. I was very upset that this company picnic was not booked when I booked but because they were a bigger event she was trying to cancel me. Well later that night she called me back and said she worked out the times and can still have my party. I was hesitate to trust her but she promised me it would be fine and she wouldn't cancel again. She told me she would call me the week of my party to confirm time and details. Well the week of my sons party came and i never heard from her. I called her Friday the day before my sons birthday to confirm time and address and she started right away with well it's going to be very hot tomorrow and did not want to come to my sons birthday bc it was going to be 90 degrees. Saying it would be to hot for the animals. She wanted to come in the morning instead of 2pm when the party was happening. there was no way I can change the time of my party less than 24 hours before. I was so upset that she was about to ruin my sons birthday and she went on saying that i was crazy to think she would bring animals in the heat! They are farm animals they live outside!!! I was more upset that if I didn't call to confirm she would of just not showed up. Do not trust this company for your parties. I called so many other places but as suspected they were all booked the day before and yet they were al taking their animals to parties. Thankfully I found an amazing company and was still able to get animals to my sons party and it was not ruined! Tonya doesn't care about ruining kids parties. She is more expensive then other companies and horrible customer service! Please believe me when I say do not use this company!! If I could give 0 stars I would!!

We had a great time at 10 Lil Acres Farm. Our almost 2 year old enjoyed feeding rescued horses,…read moreturkey, chicken, and goats. The staff were nice and informative. We would go back soon.

I had the pleasure of visiting this incredible rescue farm, 10 Lil' Acres Farm, and I'm genuinely…read moremoved by the love, dedication, and care they provide to every animal. This isn't just a farm; it's a sanctuary for retired and rescued animals of all kinds--from majestic horses to adorable lambs, curious goats, fluffy sheep, and even charming chickens and roosters. The 10 Lil' Acres Farm's mission is to provide a safe haven for animals who have been neglected, abandoned, or retired is truly inspiring. It's clear that every animal here is treated with the utmost respect and compassion. You can tell that the team has built meaningful relationships with each of them, and it's heartwarming to witness the bond between the animals and their caretakers. What truly stood out during my visit was the warmth of the people, particularly Megan, Rocco, Lidia, and Lisa. who works at the farm. Megan was so helpful and friendly, taking the time to explain the stories of the animals and the farm's mission. I can't recommend this place enough! If you're looking for a place where animals are treated with the love and respect, they deserve, this is the one. And if you're lucky enough to meet Megan, you'll see firsthand the heart and soul she pours into this place. I'm so grateful for the experience, and I'll be back to visit! The farm welcomes any type of donation, whether it's food, supplies, or monetary contributions, to help continue their life-saving work. It's clear that the donations are put to great use, ensuring the animals receive the care they need. If you're looking for a way to give back, supporting this farm in any way you can is a wonderful way to make a difference.

I literally come here at least once a week to visit with the goats, donkeys ( love these two),…read moresheep, alpacas ( I do have a favorite, unoficially named her Dolly), piggies ( my husband is in love with the piglets), cows, emus, peacocks. ducks, chickens. So the experience and adventure of this beautiful farm is worth the nominal admission fee. The staff is extremely helpful and answers any questions you may have. I also wanted to mention the adorable decor inside and outside the store. Homemade wreaths, antique (Flexible Flyer) sled, any many more beautiful thoughtful gifts. I love this farm and I know you will too. Bring your camera or phone because everyone will be smiling.

Always gone to Atlantic farms. The new owners are great! Gentleman working there helped us out and…read morewent out of his way to offer. Truly nice people and the animals are great.

Do I like bugs? No. Do I have any interest in touching bugs? Nope. Was this place surprisingly…read moreamazing? Yes. Touching a tarantula...a live freakin' tarantula was not on my summer bingo card but the smoke from Canada changed that really quick. With kiddos at home that are just "sooo bored", a quick Google search of indoor activities lead me to a Insectropolis. There's plenty to look at and learn at this little...dare I say, hidden bug gem. Do you know the difference between poisonous and venomous bugs? I do, thanks to Noah, the young man that did a stellar presentation. Did you know that you've likely eaten bugs without knowing it? Mmm lobster rolls. Check it out. You won't be disappointed.

Lots of bugs!!! Was a great place to check out the local bug community. Had live bugs to pet and a…read moreprogram to let you know about different kinds of insects millipedes, cockroaches, & tarantula. Very knowledgeable staff to answer your questions.