This was my second visit to The Remedy Farm. I went one time for their event during Easter. This…read moreone was the Fall event. The main draw for me here is the Alpaca. You can buy feed for them for $3 and pet and meet them here. I do think it's only for their events. They also have vendors here that sell alpaca goodies and other items. As well as the local coffee shop having drinks. They have chickens, roosters, bunnies, and other farm animals which come from another farm. They have a nice size garden and back area too. It's quite wonderful. Love coming to the Remedy Farm and visiting their alpaca. They have definitely all have their unique personalities. Everyone here is super welcoming!

I booked a morning at The Remedy Farm with my nieces. The sweet and gentle alpacas did not…read moredisappoint! We were able to be right in the pens with the alpacas giving them lots of apples and alpaca food. The farm also has lots of chickens and "married" couple of bunnies. The girls loved petting all of the animals and learning new things. The owners are so nice and dedicated. They gave the girls alpaca key chains, stickers and home grown mini tomatoes. The farm is also available for parties if you are looking for a unique themed party. Once or twice a year there is an Open House - usually in the Spring or Fall. We definitely look forward to attending one of the Open Houses!

My daughter (age 16) and I had an absolutely incredible experience. From the moment we arrived,…read moreElena and Lex made us feel welcome. It was like we were spending the day with old friends. Before the safari even started, Elena showed us around and introduced us to so many amazing animals. We saw two different species of otters, monkeys, lemurs, a tortoise, tiny deer, guinea pigs, pigs/boars, and even some very intimidating velociraptor-looking creatures (still not sure what those were, but wow). There were only three other people on our tour, so it truly felt like a private experience. Elena is an incredible storyteller. She is knowledgeable, funny, and genuinely kind. My daughter and I learned so much about the animals and the farm, and we were completely engaged the entire time. During the safari, we fed four different giraffes and saw deer, zebras, a cheetah, tapirs, warthogs, and a pygmy hippo. One of the giraffes, Kya, came back to us again so we could feed him more and he even let us scratch him, which was amazing. Then we got to feed the lemurs. There were about 30 of them who gently climbed all around us while we fed them grapes. They were so sweet and careful. Then Lex took us to feed the monkeys. We fed so many different kinds, and Lex was just as kind, knowledgeable, and engaging as Elena. He shared his background and how he started the ranch. They even have an adorable little gift shop to wrap up the visit. Elena and Lex truly could not have been more hospitable. We highly, highly recommend visiting.

Highly highly recommend this place!!!! The owners are so nice, well educated and well versed in all…read morethings animals.. they don't rush the tour at all. You get to feed the giraffes which is so fun!!!! You see so many different animals here, up close! Giraffes Zebras Deer Antelopes Ze-Donk (zebra + donkey) Cheetahs Monkeys - various kinds Ostriches Emus Otters Pigs Guinea pigs And more

We love coming to the drive in. It is such a great experience. Great prices, good concession food,…read moreand a feel-good community experience. We have been back several times since our first visit in February of this year. We've seen popular and new movies such as Goat, Project Hail Mary, and the Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The screen is updated and clear, as well as the speakers.

We've visited Joy Lan a couple times before this visit and our experiences as a collective have…read morebeen average. You can arrive a half hour before the show starts to pay and get your spot to watch the movie. Tonight we watch Shang Chi and the Ten Rings and our experience specific to tonight... Not the best. In the beginning of the movie there are subtitles which you can't read because on this screen only the top line ever showed. So as long as there's only one line sentences you're good! In addition there aren't any loud speakers or speakers to place on your vehicle like many other drive ins have, so we had a really hard time hearing. I don't know if this movie was shot in dark lighting or if they needed to adjust lighting on the screen, but there seemed to be a glare or it was often hard to see some scenes. There was an idiot with his car lights on which may have posed a problem as well but no one said anything to them. No one walked around to check for things like that like many other theaters do as well. The website indicates if you have difficulty getting your lights to turn off they have covers for your car to use to dim your lights. There's no info about additional speakers though it does say if you have issues you can let them know. Also kind of bummed with the choice of preshow music. We really enjoy attending the theaters that okay the old fashioned tunes and ads! You only get half an hour before hand anyway which also could be extended some. Show up as early as you can within that time frame to get the best pick of parking spots. Also bring big spray or citronella candle or something. Bugs galore! We may try this theater again in the future but will need to probably bring a radio to provide additional speakers.