Orr Family Farm

The Orr Family farm is a beautiful place and gives kids and families a great opportunity to interact with animals. A large array of animals are available - can purchase food to feed them as well.It's a large place- there's a train that can be used to get a ride around the property.Grab your water bottle and enjoy the farm!!

We purchased 5 pre season tickets. We have never been there before and didn't know what to expect with a 2 year old. We got there a little after 10:00am and a pro tip from one of the workers was go to the pony rides first. We did as she said and they had just started to saddle the horses, 30-45 minutes later the kids were riding the horses and had a ball. The train ride was great, and everything was very clean. We will come back if we get tickets on sale again.

We really enjoyed the harvest time we went.... They decorate well, fun to take the train, esp at night! The Maze was fun as well. Looks like a great place for the kids as well. I think there price is a little steep for a family, though. Food took too long and was mediocre and costly. Overall fun, asAn older adult probably will not go again.

My family and I had a good time here. There was nice spacious parking and we were able to snag a spot as someone was leaving. Getting in was seamless, just showed our online tickets to get the the gate. My son had fun seeing all the farm animals. There is a lot to see and do even though we didn't get around to it with young toddlers

I've been coming here for 8 years and every year it gets more and more expensive, and I don't just mean that in a little way I mean it's what $25 to get in per person (all ages) a milkshake was $14 in a shitty plasticcup, a pulled pork samdwish was almost $20 and they handed me a garbage bbq dipping container. idk what I'm paying for with my entry fee. the animals are an extra cost. yes they've added to it over the years but they get so many people that stuff is more than paid off, probably in one day. it used to be a cute family owned establishment, not its a money guzzling photo op. unfortunatly it will be our last year coming (I know they won't miss us financially).

The Orr Family farm was a really cool place, and pretty close to OKC. We went on a weekday in May before school let out for the kids, so we pretty much had the whole place to ourselves. We only were able to check in between 4pm-6pm which was kind of inconvenient, also, weird considering no1 else would have been using our tent. We stayed in a tent with one king bed and a bunk bed that had two twins. Tent is air conditioned and it is definitely what I would consider glamping. Very comfortable inside the tent, but there were a few bugs in our tent. I guess you have to expect that when you're glamping, though. The bathrooms are about 100 yards away so maybe not good for someone who needs to pee in the middle of the night. Our sheets didn't seem that clean, but we called around 11pm to tell them, and they brought us new ones within a few minutes. This time of year is definitely the time to go if you're adults without kids. I don't think the $10 meal was worth it, because it was one hot dog, one bun, and a bag of chips. There is a fridge in the tent, so just bring your own hotdogs. Also, one hot dog fell in the fire, so that person didn't have food to eat. We didn't use our 30 minute pool time because the pool didn't seem that clean, but again, not many people there so probably not used this time of year. The games were cool and fun for adults, fed the animals, made a fire (they gave all the supplies and made it easy). The place is really pretty and a cool experience. We would definitely come back for the extremely unique experience. Its more on the expensive side, but I've never had the opportunity to stay at a place like that.

Location: this area is close to downtown and the airport making it easy to fine and get around. Tepees: These teepees are absolutely gorgeous and are super fun for families. Down fall it was WAYYYYY to cold for the weather. I would only recommend using this place in the warm months. The Staff was helpful and try to give a space heaters but the weather being below 50 was unbearably hard to sleep. We were attempting to possibly leave and get a hotel but didn't want to lose out on our experience of staying there. Once again I recommend only staying here during the summer months!!!! Bathrooms: The bathrooms are very nice and allowing everyone to have their own area. They are a bit of a walk to the teepees we stayed at and mad it hard at night to use when cold. Farm: The farm itself had nothing going on due to being the month of March so once again I would recommend only being here in the summer because you can actually enjoy all the things that has to offer. S'mores: they were nice enough and did have bonfire equipment available for us to make a fire and to do s'more's which I thought was pretty nice touch. We would love to come back again when the weather is warm. we didn't have the experience we were hoping for as the weather wasn't right. I wish this was something we need before hand and maybe best not to offer these when the weather is cold.

We're visiting our son at college and came to Orr for the 2nd time. It certainly has a carnival vibe to it. For $20 we got on slides, a spinning bucket attraction, did a tractor hay ride, a pumpkin patch, a corn maze, a train ride, took some really nice pictures with fallVibes. For extra $ we shotPaintballs, mined for gems and stones, water, cookies, and gift shop. We stayed 4 hours and didn't come close to doing everything. Great times for myFamily.

Well, for almost $30 a person (kids price too!) you would think that there would be toilet paper in the bathrooms and paper towels out the sinks! There is not. There is a very little lighting when it gets dark. It's actually dangerous how dark it is. They have very few employees working. Definitely not anyone to clean, help direct people or anything else. You really are just spending for yourself. There's the occasional place you can buy water and there's employees there but that's about it.They have some games for the kids, but the two games that require balls had flat balls! So you can't even play those games. But again no workers anywhere so it's not like someone would know that to be able to replace the ball. Once inside they will nickel and dime you for everything! So it's not enough that you paid $30 to get in but you need to pay more money for quite a few things inside. And trust me, the cost you would think that they were as proud of themselves as Disney World!I honestly do not know where they are spending all of this money! Because it's not on their facilities and it's not on having staff to help run the facilities! This was my first time coming, and it was a humongous letdown! I will never come back!

Good for younger kids. Not much for older kids. Not bad on the prices. Very kid friendly