Old MacDonald's Farm

“I love coming to this place with my kids. My kids have so much fun and they are now much more bigger than earlier. They have slides and a sandpit and swings. I like it now even more train ride is so good. The pony ride is awesome too there is no extra charge for pony ride or train. It’s all included plus, you can buy some snacks and ice cream at the counter. The ladies that work at the counter are very nice and helpful, very sweet staff my kids have so much fun. I love all the animals. It’s huge so even if it is crowded it actually doesn’t look crowded because it is huge place. I simply love this thank you so much.”

“This place is amazing for 18 something basically 20 bucks per person, You have unlimited time hanging out with animals taking fun pictures playing on the large jungle gyms, we're getting a little dusty hiking up the huge mountain of sand. The feed bags are like a dollar something and they have a lot of picnic areas and tables to bring your own food. They also have a train ride, which goes around the property. Have a picnic bring snacks bring your own drinks and enjoy a couple hours outside with your family. Support this local business!”

“Our school field trip was so much fun visiting the farm. Our kids had lots of fun and petting the animals. We took so many pictures. They really loved the train ride!! The sand hill was another popular spot for the kids. Great place to go on an adventure with your kids.”

“We went today for my son’s birthday, (it wasn’t a full blown party, just me, my son and husband) we were the only people there (literally). Staff was nice but offered no guidance with the animal interaction and which, if any, enclosures we could enter so we just fed them from behind the fence. There’s quite a few warning signs about the animals biting. You pay to get in and just kinda fend for yourself. Some of the enclosures for the animals were depressing and small and I hope they go somewhere else after closing. They have a very large cow and lama and a few other farm animals in very small enclosures with cement and just a patch of grass. Animals were not very social or friendly unless you had food, especially the large animals. The pigeons are everywhere and will fly into your face.. one hit my 5 year old, it was crazy. Son did the pony ride and the gentleman that led him around didn’t speak a word to us or our son the entire ride. It’s an odd place. I will say the gentleman driving the train was sweet and even gave my son an extra ride around the place.”

“What happened? This was kind of the best place because of also some of the animals well, kind of yanked my food away from my hand and the goat. Oh yeah they were crazy. They literally yelled. They literally just yanked the bag so I have no idea where the bag is and also well none of those things are right even further than the horses and little of things they literally literally well took my bag and threw it. - honest review via voice to text from my 6 year old”

“Visited this place on a school field trip with my kid. Overall it was a decent experience. My kid enjoyed themself, which is all that mattered to me. However, the place could definitely use some TLC. The owners should definitely considered investing some money into putting some excitement back into the place. As an adult, I felt that the animals and their enclosures were pretty "depressing". I dont think I'd visit again.”

“I agree with many of the other comments shared here over the years. It's hard to imagine the proceeds of admission, which rival the Houston Zoo (45$ for me and 2yo) are being re-invested into the business. The animals are in quite small enclosures and appear healthy but....kinda sad. Once you're in there's not much guidance, you are on your own. The playgrounds are built of splintery wood and uncovered, so the plastic and mental slides get very hot. The fences are in a mild state of disrepair. The train operator was very kind. The pony ride was brief but enjoyable. There are tip jars for every activity within the farm. The idea of this is awesome - petting zoo, hay barn, tractors in sand mountain, pool, photo barns, train ride, pony rides - but the execution just seemed... frankly kind of exploitative to both animals and the staff? And a little bit sad as a result (to me at least, my toddler had an ok time. However he was kinda over it surprisingly quickly) It was an ok experience as a one off - but I do not consider it worth the price of admission or the drive, and I also would not come back unless I saw a bit more care invested in the operation”

“Late post; visited for the pumpkin patch. I really wanted to enjoy our visit the, but unfortunately it fell short. The animal enclosures felt too small which was upsetting to see. There weren’t any standout activities or engaging experiences overall, it felt very lackluster and underwhelming. With a name that suggests a wholesome, fun farm visit, I expected more effort toward both animal care and guest experience.”