Parky's Farm

We attended the Holidays on the Farm event. It was lots of fun but a bit pricey. I saw later that there was a small promotion, however, it was not widely publicized. Even so, we enjoyed seeing the lights, animals, and Santa Claus. We also purchased cups of hot cocoa and a s'mores kit. Our girls took advantage of the pony riding and playground. Overall, it was a great time with plenty of activities to choose from.

Such a fun place to see lots of farm animals! I specifically loved the turtles and the chickens. We went for a birthday party and the kids were loving the playground.

After watching the promotional video on their website, I was excited to come to Parky's and pet some animals! When we arrived, I quickly realized the video must be old/pre-covid. There were several horses, cows, chickens, goats, and pigs; however you cannot get close enough to pet them. There was also no hay rides while we were there. The grounds need some upkeep, as there was lots of animal poop around. The kids in my group hardly looked at the animals and instead went to the large jungle gym and spent almost of their time there. It's nice for a free outing, but we will not be coming back.

A great farm located within Winton Woods. A spring visit provided the opportunity to see a lot of cute little baby animals. In addition to traditional farm animals, like horses, cows, very lively goats, chickens, turkeys, and pigs, there were even some very loud peacocks, with a male showing off his giant tail feathers. There is a barn, but it was such a beautiful day, most of the animals were hanging around outside. If you walk further back past the animals, there is a very nice flower and plant garden to look at, as well. Multiple shelter spaces are available and are clearly popular, as they were all reserved at our visit. Several benches were well located in shade, however, which made for a great place to enjoy a snack. There is a very nice playground available, which the kids loved. There is a nice large parking lot located nearby, as well. The only disappointment on this visit was that the website and social media repeatedly advertised that they were opening the pony and wagon rides for the season that day, and neither were available. It would be help if the messaging was consistent (or updated, if things changed) with what was actually going on.

Such a fantastic place for a young kids birthday. The party room and ordeal is WELL WORTH the price. You can't tipThe employees SO OFFER THEM SOME FOOD/DRINKS from your party! The party room is maybe 100 yards from where you're going to park your car so keep that in mind because you'll have to carry your food and drinks a decent distance perhaps of having to have small kids in tow

Holiday at the Farm was completely worth the $15/pp admission. That includes so much - Hay rides and lights, carolers, a petting zoo, horse rides, walking trails, Santa, Mrs. Claus. The playground was also a big hit. Even the things that weren't included were reasonably priced. A $5 ornament. A pic with Santa was $9 for a 5x7 or $15 for a snow globe, significantly cheaper than other events we've gone to. There was $2 coffee and $8 boozy hot chocolate. Even the food trucks were fair - we paid $20 for a meal and 3 drinks.

I took two nieces from out of town there. Big Mistake. Very few animals. We went to the playground which had some climbing and slides. Nothing else to do.

Always have loved it here! We even had our daughter's wedding reception here! She took horseback riding lessons here growing up and it's a terrific family spot!!!!

Great place to bring kids. There is a mix of free and paid offerings including: For free: -an outdoor play structure- petting zoo (chicken's, goats, sheep, rabbits) but also have Llamas, turkeys, cows and horses/ponies). - hiking trails (check out the small pond where geese and turtles live, the vegetable patch, or walk into the woods)- picnic tables For a small fee:- Pony rides for small children- Play Barn (indoor play structure with ball pits, ladders, slides, etc)- Tractor ride (they pull you in a shaded trailer around the farm, takes about 10 mins)They also sell snacks, bottled water for a small fee.Clean restrooms, and a water fountain are also available.There is also a parking fee (either pay a one-time fee or pay for an annual Hamilton County Parks pass)