Lemos Farm

My kid kept asking about this place even though it had been months since we went. In mid January for their reopening, it was much quieter than it wad during fall rush. Though we still paid close to $60 for admission, now we had more time and space to have him ride ponies three times, hay ride, and train. Though they still need to update their caricatures on the train trail, my train obsessed kid was loving it. During the off season they also let you (adult) take the pony around 3 times with your kid. My kid was a fan of this, too. It doesn't look as pretty as it does with all the pumpkins, but I loved how there were not a lot of people so we got to enjoy everything more, including petting all the goats. The staff are super friendly and we found that showing up at 10 am when they open is the best!

I highly recommend at least experiencing this place once. There's plenty to do for the kids from pony rides, playground, inflatable slide, haunted house, corn maze, goat feeds, and much more. I was surprised that they had clean restrooms (not portable), definitely a plus.I will have to disagree with their "scary and not scary" haunted house. I entered the "not scary" haunted house and was also told by one of their employees that it wasn't scary at all. Some kiddos in my party were scared including my own. I probably wouldn't re-enter the haunted house again if I ever returned here. The place gets packed but the lines did move fairly fast for the Hay and train rides we rode. My party enjoyed it but I would've been more impressed if there were better scenery for the Hay Ride. Great photo ops for Fall and yummy pumpkin spice ice cream!

Our friend had her daughter's 10 years old birthday party here and we had a blast. The pumpkin patch allows you to bring your own food to serve your guests which is a plus in my opinion. However they also have good food at the pumpkin patch. We had our own private area with seating and plenty of shade. There are plenty of things for kids to do. Our son went on the train 3x and there was no extra charge to get on the rides. They have the cutest goats onsite that you can feed for $2 which isn't bad at all. The kids can also ride baby ponies that go in a circle. They even had a huge inflatable slide that was popular which had the most lines and in another section there's 2 big jumpy houses divided by age. The best part for me about this place is they actually have BATHROOMS! No honey buckets here y'all! Feel free to drink guys hahaha. My only negative for this place is getting out of this place can be a bit difficult because the pumpkin patch is located next to a two way highway so trying to get the clearance to drive out is challenging at times. This place is year round though and that's definitely a plus as well!

I took my 1-year-old to Lemos Farm Pumpkin Patch, and overall, it was an OK experience. They had a lot of activities, but my little one was too small for most of them. We did enjoy the train ride, hayride, play area, and, of course, the pumpkin patch.The train ride, while fun, was very brief. They drove a bit fast, which made it hard to enjoy the scenery. It goes through a makeshift town, and I think it would be much better if they slowed down and maybe added a narrative. That would make it more engaging for everyone, especially little kids.One highlight was the goats! My son loved feeding them and even got to go inside the pen to play. It was a nice interactive experience that he enjoyed.For older kids, there were other activities like pony rides, Jeep power wheels, a bouncy house, and a slide, but these were more for kids a bit bigger than mine.In general, it's a good spot for kids, especially if they're a bit older. For a 1-year-old, the options are more limited, but it was still a pleasant visit.

A lot of friends recommend this place and said that their kids had a really good time there. Unfortunately we felt disappointed about here today. There are not many activities to enjoy for little ones and the animal smell is very bad. I don't think it's worth the pass price. Maybe we should come back at Halloween to see if it will be better.

This review is for the "goat yoga" class only. Goat yoga! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT!It's SO MUCH fun doing yoga, or trying to do yoga, around baby goats. LOL. I think nobody takes the class seriously. We all are there to play with goats. During the class, goats roam freely. There's a staff tossing treats around us so they would come over. A couple of them just started nibbling my bog toe, my tripod, and my shoes....Since I was there early and the farm is just opened, they let me go into the farm where all the rides are. Usually you have to pay first b4 going on. I think it's a pretty decent place for little ones. I also see a coyote of different birthday parties for kids. What a great idea!

Had a good time visiting Lemos Farm for the pumpkin patch. It was my first time and used to pass by this on my bike rides. Now that I have a little one, it opens up many places. In terms of adult price, it wasn't bad I think $18 per person. Our daughter is only a year and a half so we didn't have to pay for her admission which can be $35-$37 according to the site. The only thing I will warn is that it takes a long time to get there because of TRAFFIC coming from 280 to 82 hwy so get here earlier than you originally planned.

I loved the scenery, but the place was pretty small and not many activities. However, I did like the haunted house and the goat feeding.

I've done goat yoga at Lemos Farm twice now, and it has been nothing short of amazing! The experience is just as fun as it sounds--adorable goats roaming around while you stretch and flow. Seriously, they're the cutest little companions!The farm itself is absolutely charming, with plenty to see and do beyond the yoga session. It's a great spot to spend a day outdoors, especially if you love animals. Just a heads up--definitely wear something you don't mind getting a bit dirty. The goats are playful, and you might end up with a little extra farm charm on your clothes!Overall, Lemos Farm is a delightful place for a unique experience. I can't recommend the goat yoga enough; it's a fantastic way to unwind and connect with some adorable animals. I'll definitely be back for more!

Amazing place to do birthday party for the kids. My daughter had a lot of fun here riding the pony and their goats were fun to play with. The pizza was also very good