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    4.6 (9 reviews)

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    Ponies visited campsite
    Ashley M.

    We camped here mid-August, and even though it was rainy, we still had a great time. There were: goats, chickens, wallabies, maras, capybara, emu, porcupines, rabbits, ponies, alpaca, llama, a small tortoise, and a few livestock guardian dogs. No donkeys or pigs. It's a farm so bring shoes and clothing you're ok getting dirty. We will definitely come again. Kat is friendly and laid back, as are the animals.

    Bunnies, guinea pigs and porcupine...oh my!
    Anastasia P.

    Kat was awesome. Her animals love her and it was a fun, hands on experience with both exotic animals and typical farm animals. A very peaceful, restorative place to visit.

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    Wanted to take my Grandkids but there are no hours posted or anything telling you when they're open

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    Old McDebbie's Farm

    Old McDebbie's Farm

    4.3
    (70 reviews)
    16.6 mi

    We came here for a school field trip, and it was absolutely wonderful!…read more It's such a peaceful and spacious farm, our class had the whole place to ourselves, which made it feel extra special. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and all the animals looked happy and well cared for. Kids loved feeding them (carrots were a big hit!) and walking the little loop trail. There are so many playgrounds and fun spots for kids to explore, slides, toy cars, swings....you could easily spend hours here. The farm is clean, organized, and just has that perfect mix of nature and fun. Highly recommend for school trips, birthdays, or just a calm family day surrounded by happy animals and kind people.

    This is such a great place for littles and for adults! It was my family's first visit and it did…read morenot disappoint. They had everything from farm animals (like goats, sheep's, llamas) to exotic animals (like a zebra, kangaroo and a camel), to u-fishing, and to 1/4 mile hike. There really was so many things to do. You could easily spend almost the day there. My husband, 3 year old, and 22 month loved it and all were sad to leave for different reasons. My husband wanted to stay longer because he wanted to fish more, my 3 year old daughter wanted to hug and pet the goats, and my 22 month old son wanted to drive the toddler McLaren car. Unfortunately, it was I who wanted to leave because I had a killer migraine. Suffice to say, we will return on a day where I don't have an all-day migraine so that I have the energy to push my toddler in that car. Parking is plentiful and is free. Restrooms are portapotties. Bring your own lunch and enjoy your time with family!

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    Horse riding with Sunny! Fishing pond and zebra!
    Horse riding with Sunny! Fishing pond and zebra!
    Old McDebbie's Farm
    Old McDebbie's Farm

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    Dancing Goats And Singing Chickens Organic Farm

    Dancing Goats And Singing Chickens Organic Farm

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    Dancing Goats and Singing Chickens is such a charming little farm tucked away in Yelm. Ayub and his…read morewife run the place with a lot of care and pride, and it really shows. They're both very friendly and happy to chat about their animals and the work they do. Their natural honey is outstanding -- smooth, flavorful, and clearly made with attention to quality. You can tell it's the real deal. The goats and chickens add so much character to the place, and it's just a pleasant, down-to-earth spot to visit. If you're looking for locally made honey or just want to support a small family farm with heart, I definitely recommend checking out Dancing Goats and Singing Chickens.

    SUPPORT LOCAL- This…read moreis a small family farm very worthy of your support. Dancing Goats and Singing Chickens, a small family farm , is very responsive via phone, text, and facebook messenger. I have purchased fruit trees, wood chips, firewood, and pumpkins. Next year I want to come out to harvest chestnuts. They even have goats you can rent to clean up your land. This is a welcoming, family friendly place guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Did I mention organic? Yes! Farmer Ayub does have another job to pay the mortgage, so please plan on coming out on their days open which are Thursday, Saturday and Sunday (7-am to 7pm). But of course contact them first before heading out, just in case they are away at an event. They do so many wonderful & interesting things here on this farm just outside of Yelm, Wa. They always keep everyone informed and are active on their facebook page regarding the happenings on the farm and what they are up to. I really enjoyed meeting Farmer Ayub and his family. He is very knowledgable & hard working. I will soon be buying their local honey, I can't wait! Marketing name: "QUEENIE BEE RAW HONEY FARMS" Please call 360-489-2830 before you start driving so that you make sure that they are home on the farm. Usually, their small family farm is open on Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays from 7 AM to 7 PM As noted on their fb page: "Its main focus is not on making money, but on educating the children using the PETTING ZOO as a focal point of teaching. With great amount of enthusiasm and passion, the volunteers in the community hold OPEN HOUSE educational events at the farm to share knowledge during workshops on greenhouse construction, solar panels, wind turbines, composting, Hugelculture, honey bees, rain water harvesting, Earthship homes, sustainable living, lowering our foot-print and responsible financial investments." DONATION WISH LIST: (From their Facebook Page) Cleaning out your storage shed or barn? Plz consider donating unwanted items to our farm for their second useful life ! Do you have any rakes, shovels, hoes, chains, garden tools, pots, hoses, garden decor/ornaments? Any old lumber pieces, odd ends, fencing materials or stuff we could use for chicken coops or rabbit hutches? Got an old bucket of screws, nails, odds/ends, light fixtures, kiddie swimming pool, chairs/coffee tables, funny signs, tomato cages, red/white/blue spray paint, paper bags, cardboard, expired multivitamins, tarps, sharpies, whiteboard markers, hori-hori, y-connectors, 4-way splitters, ropes, bungee cords, assorted tools, extension cords, roofing shingles, duct tape, flashing tape, old cd's, crocs, rubber boots, kitchen sinks, bathtubs for worm bins, pieces of rebar, hinges, timers, scratch paper, stencils, humming bird feeders, assorted veggie or flower seeds, expired pantry food stuffs, expired canned goods, epsom salt or anything else that can be used on a farm? Yes, we will take it ! Our own wish list includes: old hoses, fencing materials, posts, old bookshelves for chicken coop nest boxes, feeders, logs for making borders, gates-any size, ropes, bungee cords, large plywood for making signs, chicken tractors, brooders for chicks, greenhouse plastic, tarps, black plastic for solarizing, tractor implements, gravel for driveway and various gardening tools. Old paint buckets or tubs or totes are appreciated.

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    Beautiful location near Mount Rainier.
    Beautiful location near Mount Rainier.
    Delicious farm raised lamb.

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    Delicious farm raised lamb.
    Left Foot Farm

    Left Foot Farm

    4.4
    (14 reviews)
    14.8 mi

    What a fun stay!! Very comfortable accommodations, clean, all on a working farm! My room "the…read moreNest" was above the farm store and had a great view of property. Store was filled with lots of goodies: goat milk, goat lotion, snacks, clothing, goat merch. The highlight was watching the baby goats take a bottle and getting to sit and pet them. Everyone needs this in their life especially after driving in crazy traffic. When life gets rough I'm going to remember this day as my happy place. Thank you for such a nice stay!

    As a goat fan, I was delighted to find this farm stay for our 25th anniversary. We loved that it…read morewas close to Mt. Rainier, for vistas and hiking and wildflowers. I got a kick out of going to see the baby goats in their mini barns - SO adorable - and seeing the big mama goats lining up for their milking. Our cabin, "The Nest," was cozy yet spacious and the right combo of rustic and well-appointed. Lots of nice touches - decor and dishes highlighting the phases of the moon, many interesting books to flip through. Long, comfy couch for naps and a soft bed with lots of pillows. The bathroom (downstairs) left a little to be desired - a portable toilet and a very narrow shower with a step up of a foot. Liked the shady balcony overlooking the chickens and ducks. Friendly hosts, busy with farm life! Bought fun stuff at the little farm store under our cabin, including stickers, yummy goat milk and fresh eggs we fried up for breakfast. Highly recommend as long as you're ready for the rustic bathroom. Thank you to Left Foot Farm for the lovely stay!

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    Left Foot Farm
    Left Foot Farm
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