Impossible Acres U-Pick

“Impossible Acres is easily one of our family's favorite places to visit, especially because my daughter absolutely loves animals. Every time we come here, she leaves with a huge smile on her face and memories she'll talk about for days afterward. If you have children who love animals, this place is truly something special. One of the things that makes Impossible Acres stand out is how interactive the experience is. This isn't just a place where you look at animals from a distance. Kids get opportunities to pet, hold, and interact with many of the animals. My daughter especially loves holding the ducks and chickens, and she never misses a chance to spend time with the cats. Watching her excitement when she gets to cuddle an animal or make a new furry friend is worth every visit. The staff and atmosphere create a welcoming environment that feels much more personal than many larger attractions. It feels like a place built by people who genuinely love animals and enjoy sharing that experience with families. The animals appear well cared for, and there are always opportunities to learn something new while having fun. Another thing we absolutely love is the fruit orchard. Depending on the season, visitors can pick different types of fresh fruit right from the trees. There is something incredibly rewarding about walking through the orchard, selecting your own fruit, and bringing it home. It gives kids a chance to connect with where food comes from while spending quality time outdoors. For our family, the orchard alone is worth the trip. The pricing is also very reasonable, especially considering everything included in the experience. In a time when many family activities can become expensive very quickly, Impossible Acres provides tremendous value. Between the animal interactions, orchard access, outdoor space, and family-friendly atmosphere, it feels like you're getting much more than what you pay for. What we appreciate most is that Impossible Acres creates the kind of memories families remember. In a world full of screens and electronics, it's refreshing to find a place where kids can slow down, interact with animals, explore nature, and simply enjoy being outdoors. My daughter talks about the animals long after we leave, and every visit seems to become another cherished family memory. Overall, Impossible Acres is a hidden gem that we recommend to anyone with children, animal lovers, or families looking for a unique outdoor experience. Between the friendly animals, interactive activities, beautiful orchard, reasonable prices, and welcoming atmosphere, it's a place we look forward to visiting again and again. We absolutely love it and can't recommend it enough.”

“Took my youngest here to pick a pumpkin and we left with wheelbarrow full of them. The people were great, the prices were more than fair and there was a hay castle and a hay fort for the little ones. For $6 both my son and I were able to spend two hours in their well stocked petting zoo. My son and his aunt were not happy about leaving because they were enthralled with the extreme amount of cuteness present. I highly recommend this place for all your pumpkin, gourd and farm animal petting needs.”

“It's a good time to bring your little ones. Fun, relaxing, and we enjoy the little corn maze. I do have to agree with the kittens needing more down time when it's busy. Sometimes they do need a little rest to drink water, eat, use litter box bc most children and parents pick up to hold without letting them rest. I saw this when i set a kitten down and she was very thirsty!Parents pay attention to this as well. CHILDREN CAN WAIT. Overall, I am happy they open up their business to the public.”

“They have small pumpkin patch and a wide variety of farm animals to pet. It’s $4 for an adult for the petting area and they take cash or card. I felt bad for a lot of the younger animals because some of the kittens and rabbits were less than a month old and were in containers with just hay outside in the cold and wind. Many of the smaller kittens would meow until you held them and they warmed up. I felt bad for them because they were passed around so rapidly they didn’t even have time to use the litter box.”

“I volunteered there for two days and had to leave the second day because the conditions the animals where very very bad. There was a male rabbit whose nails where about 6 inches long. There was no water for the rabbits and when I gave them more they all ran to it and started gulping it down. None was watching to see how the animal were being handled by visitors. And finally there were unvaccinated kittens being passed from person to person about 1 month old. There didn’t get a break at all and had no access to food or water for hours. Please consider going here very carefully.”