I love this farm. It's quick to the point you get everything that you're going there for the people…read moreare super friendly. The little animals that they have are so many and so close that you can actually enjoy them. You can enjoy the little tractor ride. It's more than enough, especially if you have toddlers.

I am hesitant to write the following review as the staff was very friendly and nice. However, I do…read morefeel compelled to share my experience if it may help others. It is a cute farm however you cannot touch and or feel almost all of the animals, they are behind cages. Other farms that I frequented for much more interaction. Came for Chol Moed trip and my older boys were extremely bored. If you are coming to pick pumpkins or to stroll around the farm, it is very clean and a nice environment, but if you are coming to entertain kids over the age of seven, it may prove to be difficult. I would wish if they would offer horse rides or a more interactive petting zoo . Again, no complaints about the staff or facilities just a slightly boring experience for our family .

Was looking for a more interactive animal experience than a zoo for a fun activity with our one…read moreyear old and friend's three year old. Came across Papa's Farm and Mini Friends, and what a gem!! Such an incredible experience - intimate setting where kids and adults in our group got to pet and spend time with goats, sheep, a cow, chickens, ducks, peacocks, emus, bunnies, donkeys, horses, all topped with a little pony ride! The owners were so knowledgeable and kind, and the animals were extremely friendly and docile and very well taken care of. Great place to go, currently by appointment (which I didn't realize ahead of time), but she was able to accommodate us! Wear some gym shoes, bring some hand sanitizer, and be ready for a cute time!! We will definitely be returning year after year!

Adorable well run small petting farm with friendly approachable animals. The owners are kind and…read moreknowledgeable and made sure we got to interact with many of their animals.

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

We had my daughter's 3 year birthday party with 20 toddlers and the Small Animal Experience was the…read morehighlight of our party! We didn't exactly know what to expect but the set up was clean and professional-the fencing was in good/new condition, staff was super friendly and helpful and the animals were friendly and very well cared for CLEAN!!!! We couldn't have had a better experience-well worth the money paid!

The animals are adorable and the staff super friendly. My entire family loved having Backyard…read moreBuddies here - both my toddlers and teens (and adults too!)

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!

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

Clean nice sanctuary with a lot of exotic animals Great for…read morekids Not crowded Check out the shelter next door for adoptions

Such an awesome family owned farm with so many different kinds of animals! Might I add that the…read moreanimals are all so sweet, almost as sweet as the owners! We love this place and have such a fun time visiting any chance we get!!!!

This place is magic! Tim, the tour guide literally talks to the animals! We've gone twice and I'm…read moredefinitely going back because some of the animals have babies and it's just pure fun!

Hello Darlings! Your…read moreHost is back. It's time to get those creative literary juices flowing once more and peck out a trip review of Six Flags Great Adventure. My last trip review of SFGADV was in October, 2018, well before the Cedar Fair / Six Flags merge in 2024. For this here review, we'll cover the attractions we experienced on Sunday, July 19, 2026 and our thoughts concerning the visit on the whole. So, let's get down to the business at hand, shall we? The first thing, darlings, is to be aware that cash is *not* king here. In fact, the park is completely cashless. Please make certain you have some form of a cash alternative with you when visiting here. Examples: debit/credit cards, Apple/Google Pay, sugar daddies with these alternatives, etc. Since my bud Ron and I have memberships, we get four free FAST Lanes for each and every visit (don't be jealous!), so waiting long periods of time for rides wasn't a factor for this visit...we skipped four long lines and did four rides, which kept any wait to an absolute minimum. If you're a parkie and plan to do several visits, a membership may be worth its weight in gold, so to speak. And while you're at it, spring for the meal plan and get a beverage cup. Food is not inexpensive so you might want to consider this, especially if you don't want to leave the park and trek over to the nearby Wawa or McD's. A note about the drink cup: it is cheaply made yet it must last you the entire season. DO NOT put it in a dishwasher. DO NOT leave it in a hot car. It will melt like the Wicked Witch of the West and you will be shocked when you find out how much $$ you'll have to shell out (cashless, of course) a pretty cashless penny to replace it. They won't ever give you a freebie...no such thing as a free lunch, especially at Six Flags, so treat the cup as you would your first born. Here are the rides we experienced on this trip and how Your Host rates them: 1. FLASH: Vertical Velocity (B-). It opened last season but this was our first ride on it. Overall, it's exciting and a bit disorienting. The hang time is really cool, but that's about it. I found it sort of meh-ish despite the other stuff, but if we had to wait on that long line, we would've been unhappy, to say the least. Fortunately, we had Fast Lane, so we went directly to the front of the line, which ameliorated any dissatisfaction with the experience overall. 2. Barrels of Fun (F). Content creators gave this some pretty positive accolades so i looked forward to this one. But darlings, this ride is a banger and quite violent. This is a spinning Wild Mouse that was relocated from SF America and had been completely restored. It's pretty, I'll admit, but looks only get you so far. Things start out okay at first but descend into the depths of Hell as the ride progresses. Once the car starts spinning right round baby like a record baby do things become like going a few rounds with Mike Tyson. It's NOT a fun ride (unless you're seriously into PAIN). Rename this ride to "Barrels of Agony' or "Barrels of Torture"...not "Barrels of Fun". 3. Saw Mill Log Flume (B). For a flume, it's pretty darn good and we got soaked...so go in with that expectation. The park did a great job restoring the ride and like Barrels, it's pretty. It's not silky smooth but fun overall. Ideal in hot weather...ideally. 4. Medusa (B+). Your standard B&M floorless looper. Fun and exciting and a recommended stop here. DINING: Best of the West (A-). For park fare, it's pretty darn good. Both of us had pulled pork sandwiches, which come with tater tots, corn bread (they really want to carb one up!) and Cole slaw. Since I'm not an avid fan of the tot, they went largely untouched. The sandwich wasn't the easiest thing to eat so it's was a fork in' experience, but that's okay. Recommended. Overall a nice way to spend a few hours and a nice time. The park looks clean and fresh, and the owners are making great progress in beautifying it. Yes, definitely come visit and get back to me... TTFN, Your Host (& Ron)

Love coming to six flags! I always arrive early so parking is easy and I can usually get a spot…read moreclose to the front with no issues. Since I have a season pass, getting into the park is always quick and smooth. I usually go with my 3-year-old daughter, and she absolutely loves the kids sections. The lines are never too long, which makes the whole experience great for her! Face painting is about $30 which is a bit pricey but that's what is expected at a park like this. Overall, it's always a great time.