What a cute little farm!!!…read more My husband and I wanted to take our 1 year old son to see some farm animals up close since we were in the area last Friday. We didn't have a lot of expectations given the reviews on here but we figured we check it out for our son. We were pleasantly surprised how much fun we had! When we walked in, we were greeted by the nice staff and volunteers who told us the $4 entrance fee goes towards donations to help feed, house, and care for all the animals. We also learned that they're rescue animals. They have a variety of farm animals to feed and pet including a donkey, ponies, sheep, goats, cows, and chickens. They offer a punch card when you purchase grains to feed the animals too. Our son had so much fun with the animals. He smiled and laughed in excitement which put a huge smile on our face. Keep in mind that the farm is small but they are working hard to expand for everyone of all ages. There's a cute little rollercoaster and pony carousel. They even have a small Wild West theme town for the kids to play on. We had a great time on the farm. Definitely recommend checking this place out. We will be sure to come back again.

The pictures on this review-page do not reflect the current farm or the conditions. No running…read morewater, over crowded cages with chickens walking over dead birds, animals with minor wounds, no escape from the elements, no regular vet care.

Hee Haw was so fun for the kids. There is a lot to do for the price point. The animals look very…read morewell taken care of. I love that it is a family business that has been going on for over a hundred years. The kids especially LOVED the goat petting area. So fun. Will definitely back.

I love coming here every fall and getting pumpkins to decorate my porch. They have so many options…read moreand sizes. I have also come in the evening for their corn maze and fall activities. It is very fun and they have a lot of things to accommodate all ages, young and old. I love supporting local!

We thought this would be a good place. We drove to their pick up spot in salt lake and the chickens…read moreshe said they had were not there. I called her and she said they had them in Tooele. We make the drive to Tooele and the girl in the trailer said they didn't have the variety either. So upsetting to drive for nothing. So we go back to the salt lake location on long drive home and settled for another variety. Fast forward 2 months and the one we settle for is a rooster. Tnx Chase hatchery, you suck.

I genuinely don't know whether to review Chase Hatcheries as a poultry supplier or as an…read moreexperimental comedy business model. Let's start with the highlight: I ordered Easter Eggers and received a 100% rooster starter pack. Not "a few slipped through." Not "sexing error margin." No, a full boy band. Impressive, honestly. What followed was weeks of back-and-forth where they confidently insisted these very obvious roosters were, in fact, not roosters. At one point I felt like I was being gaslit... By chickens. Pro tip for future customers: apparently the fastest way to resolution is to threaten to return said roosters to their property. Suddenly, a refund appears! (Well... kind of.) Because of course, the "refund" was store credit only, which is a bold strategy when your core issue is trust in the product. So I used the credit (against my better judgment), placed another order, and... plot twist: the day before pickup, they inform me they don't actually have enough chickens. At that point, I requested a proper refund. And in true Chase Hatcheries fashion, they deducted the original credit from the refund. Full circle. No chickens, partial money, maximum confusion. Also worth noting: the staff were described as "high schoolers," which would be fine, except these kids looked about 10 and it was a Saturday. Not saying anything definitive, just... raising an eyebrow. May report to the state. Final verdict: If you're looking for chickens, I recommend literally anywhere else. If you're looking for a chaotic, poultry-themed life lesson in customer service failure, this place delivers. 0/10. Would not recommend.

What an amazing experience! Suzie is a terrific host. Our family had a great time learning about…read moreand meeting the alpacas.

What a magical amazing experience! Suzi is an incredible powerful authentic woman and her beautiful…read moreAlpacas, assorted chickens, ducks, kitties and stunning guard dogs were delightful. We had a fabulous time exploring this farm and conversing about all sorts of meaningful topics. Gift shop also has beautiful unique items. A wonderful way to spend the day.

This! This was an amazing experience! We had the best time…read more Everybody we interacted with was so great. The attention to detail was on point. You can't beat the price. Hope they do something for Christmas, we cash wait till next Halloween.

This is a really nicely decorated pumpkin patch! There are lots of cool decorations and so many…read moredifferent types of pumpkins to choose from! It's a good price to just get in to walk around and take photos. The pumpkins however are pretty pricey. But that's not really why we go to pumpkin patches anyways right? It's for the good time and the photos! At least for me. It's a good one to check out for sure. I haven't seen any others in the area though so can't really compare, but we all had fun at this one! I recommend.

I stumbled across Utah Valley Llamas by accident on a Utah tourist website. I am so glad I did!!!!…read moreLet me tell you everything you need to now about Utah Valley Llamas: The farm is located on the grounds of the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Hindu temple. As we were waiting for our tour of the llama farm to start, we got a free tour of the temple. It was cool to learn basics of the Hindu religion, and it gave us base information for some of the animals we were about to see on the farm tour! Vai, referred to as the "llama mama," was awesome! She is an older lady who is very blunt but full of love for her religion and her animals. I am not Hindu, but it was very refreshing to see someone care so much about religion. Vai showed us her fancy birds, fish, llamas, and sacred cows. She was full of knowledge and allowed us to take a hands-on approach to learning about the animals. She even cracked a joke: When I read that mama llamas hum to their babies, she said, "Do you know why they hum?" ..... "Because they don't know the words." It was so funny, and she delivered it perfectly, with a straight face. I'll admit, I was very scared to get close to the llamas. They're pretty big, and they come really close to you when they know you have food. They were all so gentle and calm, though, and they didn't spit at all! Vai told us that they only spit on other llamas or when they feel threatened. Feeding the llamas out of my hands was terrifying, but it became less scary as time went on. Llamas only have bottom teeth, so their top lips rubbed against my hands as I fed them. We forgot to bring sliced apples and baby carrots, so make sure you do that! After the llamas, Vai showed us the sacred cows. They are tiny and cute. We got to feed them, too, and they were much grosser than the llamas when they ate. Their tongues were huge, and they made your hands disgusting after. It was gross, but TOTALLY worth the experience! I just washed my hands after. (: We had such a cool, unique experience at Utah Valley Llama. It was amazing to be so close to all the llamas and learn about them, and it was awesome to learn more about the Hindu religion in relation to their animals and eating habits. If you're in Utah, definitely take a tour of the llama farm! It will not disappoint!

First time at Glen Rays and it was so cute/fun and scary! My friend and I were searching for a…read morespooky activity and the Field of Terror came up. I was intrigued because I went to the Haunted Forest last year and the animatronics and sound tracks were not my favorite. The ticket price also seemed well worth it too. I really liked that there were employees taking pictures for each group with the sign and then explaining the rules, allowing each group to gain some distance between another. The characters did a great job! Lots of jump scares and they hid pretty well. It wasn't so much a maze, just a path through corn which made it easy to follow when you aren't thinking to straight from fear. The rest of the farm is as expected with all sorts of fall fun! I loved that one of the tractors was made up to look like Frank from the Cars movie from the tractor tipping scene. I do have to say that with the construction on the road it was hard to see in the dark where to pull over and enter. I missed it at first and had to make a U-turn.

What a fun corn maze and if you have children or teens there is lots to do. There is the corn maze…read moreof course, but also the kiddie train, slides, bale pyramid, spinning inside the giant barrels, corn pit, critter corner, giant Janga, giant chess, pumpkin patch derby cart derby race, and treats galore. Who knew they would have as many as 50 varieties of pumpkins all at one pumpkin patch and they have such cool varieties. We loved the mini donuts! They were warm, slightly crispy, and yummy soft of the inside. With the cinnamon sugar on the outside, they didn't last but a few minutes, so get more than the baker's dozen. And don't worry, there are plenty of choices of drinks to wash it all down. We had a good ol' time! Hope to see you there.

It's a fun and cute place for kids and families. It was crowded for a weeknight at the beginning of…read moreOctober. We got there around 4:45pm and there were no lines to get in. By 6-6:30pm there were waits for rides and food. By 8pm it was really busy and getting harder to walk around groups of people. Definitely get there early and bring a coat. Once the sun goes down it gets chilly! Buy a season pass if you plan on going a lot and/or the punch card for rides and food.

Visiting Cornbelly's is one of our family's favorite Fall traditions! We bundle up and go early in…read morethe afternoon to enjoy the huge selection of treats and activities including piggy races, slides, obstacle courses, cider donuts, and the giant corn pit is especially popular ( kiddos could spend hours in there) and stay for the night parade & haunted corn maze. There's tons of space for free-play and areas for adults to relax comfortably while kiddos explore the "town". The punch pass is always the best value and bang for your buck and lets each person choose their own adventures for the day. The apple cannons, mining for gems, and frozen cider are some personal favorites! Definitely a great way to spend time with the family and fun for all ages!

Awesome place!! Lots of fun for the kids and also adults!! Lots to do, rollercoaster, train rides,…read morehorse back rides and animal petting zoo!!!!

From the owner: Ricochet Canyon is a small outdoor wild west themed amusement park located on the Southwest corner…read moreof the Gardner Village property in West Jordan, Utah. We cater to families with younger children, but nearly all our attractions can be enjoyed by older kids and adults as well. The amusement park features an interactive petting zoo, several family friendly rides, a wild west themed playground, a large interactive outdoor garden train layout, a gem mining sluice, live seasonal entertainment, and a semi-private space for parties and events.