Grants Farm Reviews

I took my kids to Grant’s Farm, the goat feeding ended up being my favorite part of the whole visit. The goats were hilarious and definitely a little pushy, but in the cutest way. I appreciated that the staff was nearby and helpful, so my kids didn’t feel nervous or overwhelmed. Buying the bottles was simple, and for a farm area, it felt clean to me. My kids kept bringing it up even after we left, which says a lot. We had such a fun day, and I’d definitely go back.

We were hoping to spend a little more time actually seeing the Clydesdales, but it felt like we barely got a look before the staff started moving everyone along. Compared to other animal or farm-style tours we’ve done, this one felt quick and not as relaxed. For us, it just wasn’t really worth making the trip.

The whole place just had a super chill feel to it. it was easy to relax and have a good time the whole day, nothing felt forced or stressful

We went to Grant’s Farm with the family, and I’ll be honest, I wasn’t expecting much from the food since places like this can be hit or miss. But I was pleasantly surprised. We got burgers, fries, and a pretzel, and everything came out hot and tasted fresh. I’m picky about fries, and these were actually crispy instead of soggy, which is always a win for me. The prices seemed fair for a place like this too. Plus, the kids finished their meals without complaining, so that says a lot in my book. I’d definitely eat there again next time we go.

Not gonna lie, the complimentary beer was a nice touch, but the long lines kind of took away from it. Everything felt a little rushed, and there wasn’t much variety to choose from. I was expecting a bit better.

I ended up waiting quite a while, and once the ride started it felt like everything was rushed. Not the worst experience, but definitely not as smooth or relaxed as I was expecting.

I can't say I didn't have a good time, because it was fun. That said, the price felt a little too high for what you get, so I’m not sure I’d be rushing back unless there was a deal.

I took my kids here thinking there would be a lot more hands-on activities, but it ended up being more walking around and waiting than anything else. The kid-focused activities they did have were short and got crowded quickly, so it was hard for my 6-year-old to stay interested. Just a heads-up for other parents: if you're planning a full family day, you might want to have a backup activity nearby or keep expectations low. I probably wouldn’t plan another family outing here...

The animals were really nice to see, and I did enjoy that part, but the show itself felt short and kind of low energy. I was really expecting a bit more from the visit overall.

Maybe we were just tired and not really prepared for it, but the goats scared us and it wasn’t much fun. I’m sure other people might handle it better, but for us it kind of ruined the visit.

Went to Grant’s Farm with the family and, i was happy with the drink options. They had cold beer, soft drinks, and kid-friendly stuff too, so everyone found something without any fuss. The lines moved quicker than I expected when we were there, which was a nice bonus. After walking around for a while, it felt really good to just sit down with a drink for a bit. Nothing fancy, but it definitely made the visit a little better.

We had a really nice day at Grant’s Farm. I didn’t expect there to be as much shade as there was, so that was a great surprise, especially once it started getting warm. There were also plenty of places to sit most of the time, which made a big difference. We never really felt like we were stuck standing around forever, just waiting or... yeah. It made the whole visit feel a lot more relaxed

We had a really nice day at Grant’s Farm with the fam. The kids were super into seeing all the animals, and it was easy to get around with them, which was a big win lol. The staff was friendly too, and the whole place just felt relaxed instead of chaotic like some kid-friendly spots can be. Def a good outing with little ones.

The place itself was okay, but the vibe from some of the staff really put us off. When we asked a couple of basic questions, they came across like they were annoyed, which made the whole visit feel less comfortable. It wasn’t terrible, but the tone definitely made it feel less welcoming than we hoped.

We had a good time overall, but after lunch the lines got ridiculous. Thankfully, the crowds still moved along better than expected, so it didn’t ruin the day and we still had fun...

I had a really nice day at Grant’s Farm overall. The only downside was that the lines were a bit long getting in and then again for the tram, which was kind of a hassle. That said, the staff did a solid job keeping everything moving, so it never felt completely unmanageable. I’d definitely go again, but next time I’d try to get there earlier

We had a really nice time at Grant’s Farm. It’s one of those places that reminds me of outings I used to take with my family, and the kids had a lot of fun exploring everything. The only reason I’m giving it 4 stars is because of the parking cost. I know entry is free, but it still feels a little annoying to pay for parking, especially if you’re only planning to stop by for a short visit. It’s definitely still worth going, but I’d just recommend knowing about the parking fee before you get there.

I reserved my tickets really quickly, like really quickly, and there were no issues at all. Super smooth experience from start to finish.

Stopped in and the restrooms were really clean, which I always appreciate way more than I expect to. No weird smell at all, either. I know that sounds like a small thing, but when you're out running errands and already thinking about what you're making for dinner or whether you left laundry in the washer, a clean bathroom makes a difference

I went to Grant’s Farm with my mom, who uses a walker, and it was a bit more tiring than we expected. Some areas were totally fine, but a few paths felt uneven and we ended up backtracking here and there trying to find an easier way around. The signs for accessible routes weren’t super clear either, and staff kind of gave us different answers depending on who we asked. We still enjoyed seeing the animals and all that, but the day felt more stressful than it probably needed to. I really wish the website had better info ahead of time about parking, trams, and which spots are harder to get to