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    Tiffany D.

    This place is an absolute animal wonderland for kiddos. I'm not an animal person, but my kids and adult child aka husband had a blast. The admission includes food for the animals. They have chickens, geese, parakeets, bunnies,sheep, hogs, guinea pigs, donkeys, goats, and llamas. They also have a bounce pad and swings for kids. I highly recommend a visit. We stayed two hours.

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    Jacqueline C.

    Customer service was very nice! But... some goats were aggressive , animals look very sick (almost dead) . Lambs are half shaved and super matted (it's probably very heavy for them) .. animals are over weight (being fed WAY too much or WAY too less) .. some animals got loose (bunnies... May go missing) nobody watches these animals . Pig water is super dirty and filled with mosquitos. Can't get to guinea pigs without getting attacked and chased by peacocks .. donkeys look depressed and sick. Cute animals but just very sad sight to see. Drove an hour and got a refund :(

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    Arianna D.

    My husband and I took our 2 and 5 year old children to Springtime Farms for their fall festival Halloween weekend. It is way out in the boonies (aka North Ft Myers), but, definitely worth the little drive. It is settled back on a dirt road, among residential homes. They have a large parking lot! We arrived just after they opened at 9am, which i highly recommend. It was around 40$ for 3 of us, and under 3 are free. They gave us each a little basket with some lettuce, a cup of pellets, and little popsicle sticks with bird seed for the parakeets. We immediately went to the left, towards the goats, followed by the parakeet enclosure! They had double doors when entering any animal enclosure, to ensure the animals didn't escape or get anywhere they weren't supposed to be. When we entered the parakeet enclosure, they immediately swarmed us. The kids (and husband) got a little scared at first from all of them flocking. In the end, it was super neat for all of them to just fly over and sit on you or the sticks, while they ate. **note, we came back before we left, around noon, and the birds were not hungry at all, and high up in their houses away from peoples reach. This is why I recommend coming first thing. Next, we went into the guinea pig and chicken enclosure, followed by the butterfly garden. After that, we got to feed bunnies and chicken the lettuce, and pigs/goats/llamas/cows the pellets. They were all very hungry in the morning, which made for a great experience for the kids. The only reason I gave this place 4 stars, instead of 5, was because I felt the goats had quite a lot of mats in them. There were employees "watering down" the pig pen, but it seemed like the animals could have had a little bit more grooming :). After feeding and petting all the animals, we moved on to the play area. This consisted of: pedal go karts, bubble zones, chalk area, basketball games, bouncy balls, tetherball, haybale slides, a tractor, sandbox, pumpkin painting....JEEZ they had so much fun stuff for the kids!! Another highlight for the kids was the GIANT trampoline. It was like an open air bounce house of sorts, and they thoroughly enjoyed it. There were Adirondack chairs for the adults to rest, while the kids wore themselves out :). Definitely recommend this farm, for the number of fun activities, and the high quality nap-prep for the kids :).

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    Cynthia M.

    Such a wonderful place! My family primarily came for the petting farm and they had a LOT of animals you can visit and feed!! It was a wonderful experience and we had a ton of fun. They also give you a decent amount of food to feed the animals. The goats and llamas do sneeze / spit sometime so just be careful and the chickens and ducks can get aggressive taking food from you! It's a good time

    Rebecca S.

    Great nursery with tons of plants. Beautiful flowers and plants to choose from. You can do at home consultations as well which we will be doing. Owners are extremely helpful and friendly! He walked through showing us fruit trees and talked with us about grafting trees as well. Knowledgeable staff!

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    Angie B.

    This farm is friendly for everyone. The plant lover will enjoy their wide selection of gorgeous plants, cat lovers will love all of their sweet kitties roaming, and kids will love their play and petting areas! I will definitely be going back, especially to purchase plants!

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    I had a grand ol' time-- it was 100% my cup of tea. Will definitely be going back. My 2 year old loved it as well, until he decided he wasn't okay with his shoes getting dirty. I highly recommend checking this place out! All the animals were friendly, and the staff was really friendly too, so that's always a plus! $10 entry fee for myself. 2 year old was free. The $10 included a little basket with feed for the all the animals.

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    Natalie A.

    It was a wonderful little farm. My boys enjoyed feeding the animals. I do wish more food and lettuce came with the admission. The cats and kittens were a bonus, so cute. The bird enclosures were a bit yucky and the birds did not want the seed stick. My boys really enjoyed it, so that is what mattered the most to me. Staff was very friendly. Definitely recommend. We did not use the water slides, but they looked fun!!

    Luis N.

    So I'd give this maybe more of a 3.5 as an adult and parent but I can't deny that my son enjoyed himself immensely. I understand this has been a nursery and is mainly set up as that. The new fun attractions are still being developed and because of that I feel slightly like it's unfair to judge. That being said, maybe what we review will lead to an improved experience. My gripe(s) are as follows: the parking lot is about as unwelcoming as can come. Not set up for an influx of people and it's all dirt. Entering the animal area isn't bad but paying for each adult and kid and then we only got the 1 feeding bucket? I understand it was a good amount of food but I'm not understanding paying for 3 adults and a kid and getting only one feeding bucket. Is it per family? Seems like it should be less food and given for each person. The parakeets are underwhelming and probably a mistake to have. They hid in the corner (all of them) and were not interested in food. The rabbit attraction is fun but wow there definitely should be an adult manning that post. It was a frenzy of kids just trying to grab a bunny. I can't imagine that is good. In fact, there was no one at any station making sure no one is acting out. Or not making a mess. I think giving a tour would help? Designated times for tours with some exclusive interactions or feedings and then charge a fee. To leave me to wander and not know anything about any animals is asking for an issue. What they do great? The variety of animals is awesome. The bounce area is incredibly fun for kids. Somehow no kid was injured in the hour I was there so yay for that. The nursery itself looks lovely. I'd love to return and hope things are a little more polished.

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    K B.

    Oh my goodness, I'm hoping and praying they just had an off day. We went during the end of the week thinking it wouldn't be busy and everything would be available as they stated. When we got there, fantastic customer service, such a nice person behind the desk. We started our own personal tour . We walked and fed some goats to my knowledge and then went into the birrd house. We didn't have anything for the bird last. We're you supposed to ask for them specifically ? Or ????? So yeah that was a waste. We saw the butterfly house and got super excited ! We walked into an overgrown area with a path that wasn't taken care of. Not to mention, we didn't see a single butterfly, ha yikes. We got to feed the bunnies thankfully and that was a very fun experience which gets it the single star . They state they are an adventure park but NOTHING was working, no water pumps working, slide was dirty and hot, the big wheels are broken and don't work, the bubble wands were just there and no bubbles, no paddles to play the tube things, it was just awful. Luckily we asked for a refund and they did give it back and said it could take up to 14 days . We probably weren't even there for 45 minutes.

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    Very cute farm with lots of animals to see. The entrance is 10 per person and that includes the food for the animals.

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    Bit of a hike but great selection. Wear shoes that toy can slog thru muddy ground with comfortably!

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    Had a great time here. Many things for the kids to do. Great customer service. Many animals to touch, feed, and hold.

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    Beautiful nursery! Family owned and operated. Fantastic selection as well. Thank you Sabrina and Family

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    Ask the Community - Springtime Farms

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    Needs work. Needs donations $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Several…read moreanimal cages empty. This is dry season, so plants and animals need water. Koi pond was so dirty I couldn't see any koi.

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