Fink's Country Farm

“Every week on our way home from grocery shopping, we pass Fink’s Farm. My 2-year-old son loves seeing their cows as we drive by. In fact, every day in between, he tells us, “See cows,” because he loves stopping to look at them so much. This past week, we decided to take him to see the cows without the grocery shopping trip—just for fun. While we were there, we noticed a wooden board with nails sticking up in the cows’ pasture. We mentioned it to a staff member, and they invited us inside to visit their petting zoo, even though it was not open to the public. We were not expecting this at all. We didn’t ask for anything—they simply did it out of the kindness of their hearts after seeing how excited our son was to visit the cows. Now, all he talks about are cows, peacocks, and horses! He had such a wonderful time, and they allowed us all the time in the world without ever making us feel rushed. We stayed for about 40 minutes before buying some berries and heading home, but the kindness they showed us went far beyond what you would normally expect from a business. We appreciate it so much. This is exactly why we continue to visit Fink’s Farm every fall for their Fall Festival and enjoy seeing the cows all year round!”

“Visited in May of 2021 on a week day. Only $5/person admission. There are other things that you could purchase once you are inside such as flowers baked goods produce or animal feed. The farm is big and has something fun to do in every area. There are climbing structures, tricycles to ride, a big fire truck, a big pirate ship, a big tractor, a giant bounce pad, an area to pan for gold and of course lots and lots of animals. A great family friendly place to come and spend a few hours. The kids loved it. There are real bathroom facilities that were kept very clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful.”

“What an absolutely amazing experience! This farm is extraordinary — every detail is perfect, from the warm welcome to the stunning scenery and friendly atmosphere. We loved everything about it! The animals, the activities, the fresh produce — everything was top-notch and so thoughtfully done. You can really feel the care and passion that goes into running this place. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun, relaxing, and memorable day out. Can’t wait to come back!”

“Fink’s Country Farm is an incredible family destination! The strawberry picking was fun, the barnyard animals were a delight, and the outdoor playground was fantastic for the kids. There is truly something for everyone, from young children to grandparents. The staff were exceptionally warm, friendly, and helpful throughout our visit. We had an amazing day and highly recommend it to any family looking for a memorable outing!”

“Awesome farm and many opportunities to interact with the animals. Also lots of cute play areas for the kids to enjoy! There’s a corn pit where they can sit and play in the corn! There’s bikes and slides and lots of fun things they will not be bored. Also fresh produce which can never go wrong with that! As well as beautiful flowers and the grounds are huge to just enjoy a nice walk!”

“Had the best day ! finks farm was really nice ,and very big ! loved the hey ride took you to a whole nother part of the farm and I liked that all the animals looked well cared for ! And not too expensive for all there was .10/10”

“This place is amazing! We went during Christmas time, although the animatronic did scare my daughter we had an amazing time! Everything is kid friendly and safe and there is something for EVERYONE to do, I totally recommend!”

“I gave this three stars because the farm and entertainment part are great, but the petting zoo animals are not cared for properly and should be re-homed. Most animals are in tiny enclosures, fed an improper diet, and look stressed. You have ducks, chickens, and turkeys mixed together and they fight. Ducks have no filtered ponds to swim in and clean feathers, and a tiny bucket of dirty water. Constant walking on land hurts joints and they are fed a poor diet and overweight. Ducks eat grasses, aquatic plants, fruits, veggies, and insects. They are living on dry dirt fed pellets and cheap seed and can’t swim. Turkeys and chickens should be free range to feed on grasses, flowers, seeds, insects, and fruit and explore and roost in branches. Instead they are crammed in tiny cages. The peacocks should be free range too to fly and roost not roost on a metal truck. The emus are stressed and one was breathing heavily not looking good, they need bigger enclosure to run around and shade from trees and grass to eat. The hoofed animals (horses, cows, donkeys, goats, sheep) all belong in large fields and pastures on grass and shrubs running around grazing all day to get exercise and wear teeth down. Dry hay and pellets is a poor diet and they had no space to run, graze, or water to cool down in. You had pigeons sleeping on plastic igloos. They sleep in nest boxes high off the ground away from other animals and ledges with nest material. You had none of that. The way they sleep is painful and chickens were pecking them. The only decent enclosure was the rabbits. You’d need to take half of your farm property to make a proper zoo with proper enclosures. If you can’t care for the animals properly you shouldn’t own them. Teaching kids to cram animals in small cages just for entertainment and profit is wrong. Suffolk SPCA should investigate this. If you don’t believe my knowledge on proper animal care look it all up what I mentioned.”