I had a sick calf that I couldn't get any vet to help me with, they kept sending me home without…read morethe proper medicine to help him recover. Coastal farms didn't have to help me but I reached out in desperation, and them being located 5 hours away didn't stop them. They met me off of an exit halfway between us and them and brought me the miracle meds that I needed, and words can't explain how grateful I am for them. They truly care about animals, whether it's their own or not. I will refer them a million times to anyone. 10/10 hands down!

Not a big place, but absolutely ideal for youngsters and those who love barnyard animals. You get…read moreto play/feed with a ton of smaller goats, as well as sheep, an alpaca, small cow, a duck, tortoises, etc. Animals will mob you if you buy a cup of carrots for them ($3). Admission priced reasonably (I think it was $9/person for adults), and staff was very nice/willing to educate you. Animals were absolutely adorable - you could even hold baby goats. Absolutely would recommend this place to anyone traveling w/people that love barnyard animals. Only caveat is that they were only open on weekends, 10-4, during the time we visited in early May 2021.

This was a fun little and I do stress little petting zoo. Great for little kids and just to pass…read moretime. Very very cheap adventure. You can also feed and hold some of the animals. The bearded dragon and the baby Joey (kangaroo) was also a nice addition it. You can also hold them.

So, I am processing something I experienced at the Brockton Fair last night. The "petting zoo" - a…read moreusual favorite of mine - contained the following animals: at least two dozen goats, maybe 5 alpacas, three sheep (so far seems pretty normal for a petting zoo, right), a zebra, a camel, a kangaroo, three small monkeys, a few cockatoos, two porcupines, and a tortoise. The kangaroo looked absolutely irate as it was sharing a pretty small fenced in area with a tortoise. The enclosures were clean, had plenty of water, and were strewn with hay. You could purchase a cup of carrots or a handful of grain to feed the goats and alpacas only. The other, more exotic animals were sort of caged off in a back area where you could see them but not access them. The public couldn't interact with the up close, which is good. I made eye contact with an alpaca with really messed up teeth and I nearly broke down in tears. I swear he was asking for a happier existence, not one where loud, screaming kids, and a handful of drunken adults can get into his space. Further, the zoo was set up right next to the sound stage, where different bands play every night of the fair. It is LOUD. I have many questions but the main one is, how is this legal? Like I said, the animals looked OK, but are they happy? Where did Emerson Farm get the exotic animals? This just doesn't seem like an ideal life for these animals and it's going to take me a while to stop thinking about it.

The petting zoo is awesome. It is owned and operated by a very nice family. I know these animals…read moreare well cared for, properly feed and sheltered. The animals are safe and healthy.

Awesome lunch! 4 of us stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. They didn't have any BBQ available…read moreunfortunately but the smash burgers were fantastic. The slaw was pretty good, though I would have loved a bit more flavor. The Mac and cheese was moist and creamy. For drinks, they offer big coolers of sweet tea and lemonade, which were delicious. The outdoor farm setting was one of a kind, laid back, and comfortable.

This is a neat little spot owned by a couple who gives it their all. We ordered the gettin chicken…read morewith it tacos and a pulled pork bbq sandwich. Both were soooo good! The taco shell was deep fried and crispy and the chicken was seasoned perfectly! Everything is made fresh to include the salsa which was delicious! The pulled pork was for our son, but we nibbled on it before we gave it to him . He's a picky eater, but he devoured that sandwich!!We are looking forward to returning there soon with the whole family as I'm hoping to see the farm animals...and try their new crunchy wrap. Maybe next time I'll take a picture before I inhale my food.

At first I was skeptical because I got the ad for this place on Facebook, and haven't seen anything…read moreelse besides their website. And the fact that when you search the location on Apple Maps and there's no location, it kept me skeptical. But this place is a hidden gem! Came here for the 1 o clock tour on a Friday. The check in process was quick, and we already had animals coming up to us before the tour started. Our tour guide was awesome! Trysta was very knowledgeable, helpful, and aware to the entire group and each person's experience! All the animals are very interactive with the visitors, my favorite was the black leopard! The capybaras and the porcupine were some of the animals that we got to feed directly, but be warned about he capybaras drool and they eat their own . Awesome experience, if you're looking for something to do and are in the McHenry area, give them a visit!

We visited Wild Acres February 22nd. We went for my daughter's birthday. This place did not…read moredisappoint. The staff was very knowledgeable answered all our questions and then some. We were able to interact with the porcupines and capybaras. Unlike a zoo when you go to see the animals they may never come out. These animals know the guide and will definitely come and interact with the guide through the fence as the guide tells their personal story. Would definitely go back again. Can't say enough good things about this place!

We had aa great dinning experience on the deck of the new restaurant SAFARI AND VINE overlooking…read morethe zoo. The weather was perfect and doing happy hour drinking with awesome appetizers, hearing the sounds of the zoo animals, and watching monkeys play was a very pleasant experience. The meals were equally high quality and very tasty. Happy hour stops at 5:30 so come early and enjoy the ambience of being in nature enjoying life with friends.

$120 for 2 seniors, 2 adults & 1 toddler. Big disappointment for us all. Done in an hour & saw 2…read moretypes of monkeys, a bear hidden from a distance, a giraffe, some type animal looked like a malnourished dog. Multiple cages & exhibits that had nothing in it. Waste of money & time

This is our second year to get a living, potted Christmas tree from Fish River Trees. We drive over…read morean hour to get here since there are so few places that do Living Christmas trees down here. We have gotten 7.5ft trees both years, in addition to two smaller trees that we use for the porch. They also make beautiful wreaths. We purchased a cross shaped one this year. They include a sheet of printed instructions for the care of the tree. There are lots of folks walking around, ready to help you. I think we paid about $100 for the tree and $35 for the wreath. Oh and flocking is available. There's also a "train" ride, a living manger, and camel and pony rides. You can go and spend an afternoon or go and spend 20 minutes

In over 30 years of marriage this is the first time my wife and I have ever cut our own tree. The…read morechoices were awesome. I have never seen so many trees to choose from. Cut your own, precut, plantable, and flocked trees. There was also people making wreaths from some of the cuts from the trees. There is a manger scene with live animals. There is a train that runs for the kids as well. Our dog loved walking the property. The owner and his wife are also awesome. Cant say enough about the staff and how they welcome everyone to the farm. They have plenty of saws and carts for you to get your tree. The staff shakes and blows all the dirt and will wrap the tree and tie it to you car. We had the best time and I highly recommend watching other events here throughout the year.