Valleyview Little Animal Farm

A lovely & cute experience for my little one. She enjoyed the day spent at the farm. There are so many activities & animals.

Nice place, cute animals, friendly staff.Plenty of goats and sheep to pet and feed (bring coins to purchase feed for the goats).Lots of play structures for the kids, and even a basketball net for them to practice their shots.There’s a picnic area with benches and it’s covered so you can bring your own food and enjoy with the family.I wish the restaurant had a bit more selection, but having the option of bringing your own food/drinks is fantastic.There’s also a train ride offered at certain times.Drop by, the kids will have a great time.

Nice little place to take the kids in the afternoon and enjoy animals up close. Note last call for train is at 3pm.

It was a nice experience for my 2 year old daughter. The playpark area was a big hit for her. Be sure to take the train ride and feed the animals.

Awesome place to spend a day with kids new experience and learning for them ... I visited with my 5 yr old daughter she njoyed it.... Peacock's was her favourite one .... Feeding goats and play area was designed differently they charged 27$ for me and my kid I felt worth to spend a day

Valleyview was a lovely place to spend a weekend morning walking around with a child. While the little one was, admittedly, more excited about the play structures than most of the animals, a great time was had by all!Really great setup as long as you don't have mobility issues. The different animal enclosures, play structures, etc. are all spread over a wide area, which means less crowding and more room for kids to be free and run around.The play structures are terrific. Any kid remotely interested in play structures will be in heaven. There are numerous structures with different activities and features - plenty to discover!The animals seem to be well cared for, which is always a key concern with places that invite the public to view their animals. The animals are also quite friendly, and animal loving kids (and adults) will love getting up close and personal with new furry friends.There is a 'train' ride (carts pulled by a tractor) that lasts around 5-7 minutes and is included in the admission price. More fun, and it's a neat way to see more of the surrounding area.The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is the cost. The price of admission was the same for children 23 months and up as it was for adults. I'm not sure if this is pandemic-only pricing, but it makes visiting with a large family less attractive.I'd take children 8 and under and expect them to have an absolute blast, but I don't think the older kids would get enough out of it to justify the cost (until they are older and have more interest in simple pleasures).Visiting in the spring is even more exciting, with baby animals all around!

Great place to visit with kids, learn about animals, feed baby goats, and enjoy amazing play structures. The farm has all the common farm animals (goats, sheep, cows, horses, donkeys, rabbits, chickens, and pigs), as well as peacocks, llamas, and deer. There are lots of goats on the farm, and in spring they have baby goats that visitors can feed. There are feed dispensers inside the goat barn, so make sure to bring quarters. If you don’t have any quarters, you can get them at the ticket kiosk when you enter the farm.The owners have put a lot of effort and imagination into creating fantastic play structures. There are lots of toys around and real farm machines turned into play spaces. There is also a train (well, a tractor, really) ride every hour. Kids love the ride, and parents get a chance to learn about the history of the farm and the community around it.They have a cafe where you can buy hotdogs, chicken nuggets, sandwiches, fries, and ice cream. There is also a small gift shop and a farm museum full of really old farm machinery and tools.Tickets cost $12 per person. Kids under 2 do not need tickets.

We had a very great time. All the animals were taken care of properly. A little concerned about how many flies the mini cow had in the goat barn, but I think that’s normal. My 10 month old loved to see all the animals, and the teeter totter was his favorite. Will be back’

My kids enjoy the farm, there are a lot of cute animals. The place is clean and has parking. Love it

Super fun place for little kids!! The only thing I’d say it’s missing a little zing to keep everyone more awake. They’re animals seem to be in really good shape and healthy although I feel like, and this is my opinion, that they should have more animals and more animal interactions. The price is right, can’t complain there, the tractor ride is short but fun for the kids. I will probably be back in a few years hopefully they get more things going for everyone as it’s a really fun place to go to and the concept is great.