The Farm

“The Farm in Sturgeon Bay is one of those places that’s hard not to love. It’s affordable, interactive, and every visit feels a little different. Admission is very reasonable: $10.50 for adults, $7 for kids (ages 3–12), and free for children 2 and under. You can also purchase corn or bottles to feed the animals, with signs posted to guide you on what each animal can eat. When you arrive, you’ll check in at the front register inside the main building. After getting your ticket, head to the back where staff will collect it and provide any feed you purchased. From there, you walk outside—and be ready, because goats will come running right up to you almost immediately. It’s a fun and memorable experience, especially if you’re feeding them with a bottle or corn. I’ve been here a few times, and each visit has been unique. One time, a goat followed us around the entire visit. Another time, the kittens were especially playful. Most recently, it was a calm and relaxing walk through the farm. If you see apples for sale during your visit, I highly recommend getting some—they’re definitely worth it. Overall, it’s a great place for families, animal lovers, or anyone looking for a simple, enjoyable outing.”

“Our son had a blast with this stop. First thing to mention is that the price is very resonable. Admission also includes a bottle of milk for kids to feed the baby goats. The funny story while waiting for the bottle our son had a goat following him around. It was a very sneaky baby goat. This location is a combination of living musuem as well as a historical musuem. There are a lot of living animals that you would typically find on a farm. Some of them you can feed corn to and others are marked to not be fed. The corn is 25 cents a bag which is really reasonable. My wife and son really enjoyed the living animals. I enjoyed the history exhibits a little more. Their were some very interesting exhibits all related to farming. Overall this location has a great value. Lots of animals and history exhibits to enjoy.”

“Fun place for a family with kids. We went with our 2-1/2 year old granddaughter and she had the best time ever. She ran to pet every animal wandering the property and in the fenced in areas. The entire place was super clean. The stuff was friendly, informative, and helpful. When you go, be sure to feed the baby goats with the milk bottles. Another fun thing to do is to walk the trails. We all had a great time and I would highly recommend going.”

“The Farm was such a fun place. My party of three, all grown adults with no kids, had the best time here. All of the animals looked so well fed and so well cared for. I was really surprised by how affordable it was to feed the goats and the other animals. The entrance fee felt like money well spent, and it was not expensive at all. This will have to be one of the highlights that everyone needs to come see for themselves. It is so cute.”

“We had one day in our trip to Door County that wasn't completely jam packed and this was the perfect spur of the moment pit stop! The bottles/feed are soooo reasonably priced and my kids had so much fun feeding the baby goats and sheep. The grounds are beautifully kept and we easily spent 2+ hours walking around learning about the farm. Definitely recommend if you're in the Sturgeon Bay area!”

“Our 2.5 year old daughter had the best time here! There were many options to have direct interactions with animals (feeding a baby goat a bottle was her favorite). She enjoyed being able to walk around and see so many different animals and farm-related things. The staff was kind and kept an eye out for animal & people safety. We will absolutely be coming again 😊”

“My partner and I were visiting door county and this was a must stop. They often have kittens (very sweet and friendly ones). Lots of animals you can feed, including baby goats, ducks and cows. The historical spots are great little meuseums and full of lots of cool things. It has a cute giftshop, and I got a cute sweater. Will be visiting again!”

“Kids loved this place!!! So many nice animals. Clean and well kept. Not expensive and feeding the goats with the baby bottles and the bags of corn was definitely worth it! Out of all the the places we went to in Door County the kids talk about this place the most.”