Wonder Tree

Really unique and cute farm with lots of animals. Kids enjoyed it. Cute set up with fall decorations everywhere. Lots of antique farm decor also. Nice place to take the kids, but I can't see myself spending $12.00 for a gallon of milk. Just saying

Wonder Tree is a fun little farm/venue that sells fresh milk, eggs, honey and meats. The barn is also used for events. I brought my granddaughter to see the chickens and other animals. There are baby chicks in the barns that she can see up close. Outside, she can feed the ponies and goats and see an antique tractor. This is a great place for the kids to learn about farming. The farm is a regenerative farm which promotes sustainable farming. There is a large tree in the back for which the farm was named after. I come for the fresh eggs at $6.50 a dozen. The fresh meats are expensive, but look tempting. The staff is welcoming and friendly.

I went to Wonder Tree Farm for an event. I learned it is named after a large oak tree at the back of the property. It was a charming venue. It provided pockets of many activities from a photo booth trailer, wine station, s'mores, animal petting, a hay ride, and more! Tables were setup family style and there was room for coffee stations, a buffet line, and a mic for a speaker. The barn was modeled after the owner's childhood ranch in Texas. When I was there the front and back doors of the barn were left open. They had outdoor heaters but if it's cold out dress for outdoor weather to stay comfortable. There were parking helpers in vests. The space had plenty of room to park cars in a grass field in front of the barn. There are a variety of ways the venue could be set up for your next event. The owners seemed very flexible to tailor their space to those who may want to visit on a weekend or rent out for an event.

Family friendly! So thankful I have a go to spot for produce! They have animals - chicks, chickens, horses (horseback riding!), goats, etc. Highly recommend.

So friendly! Loved playing with the animals during farm day Saturday. We got there late so the milk, eggs and some of the veggies were sold out. But the meat was plentiful. Can't wait for Sunday supper!