Frequently Asked Questions

 The Farm is open Wednesday through Sunday, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., April through October.  We are closed on the Farm November through March.  Since we close at 5:00 p.m., our last admissions are accepted no later than 4:30 p.m. 

*Closed during these holidays: Easter, Thanksgiving, & Christmas

2024 Season: Admission cost is $8.00/person includes Petting Farm and Corn Box & Hay Tunnel; under 24 months is FREE.

Animal Food ($1 per feeding cone) are available at an additional cost. 

 No.  We do not have a season pass, however because we have many return guests throughout the season, we do offer a punch card.  After 10 admissions, you get 1 admission FREE.  There is no expiration date on the punch card so it is good to use the following year! 

 We accept Cash or Credit/Debit cards.  There is a $5.00 minimum charge when using a credit card. 

Currently, no.  All tickets are purchased at the Farm. But we are about to launch an ecommerce store on our website for entries and feeding cones.

 Yes.  We have gift cards in any denomination available.  Gift cards can be purchased at the Farm during our hours of operation or by calling us at 608-513-5816.  Gift cards orders over the phone can be mailed.  Gift cards expire 1 year from date of purchase. 

 The buildings are not heated during the cooler weather, so you will want to dress accordingly.  Also, open-toed shoes are not recommended, especially if you are entering the animal pens.  

 Yes.  You are welcome to bring in snacks/non-alcoholic beverages or a picnic lunch.  We have several picnic tables on the grounds, or a blanket works, too! 

 No.  It is important that we manage what/how much food the animals are given and they can only eat what we provide.  Food for the animals is available for sale at the Farm. 

 Yes.  All guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.  We have staff available to help with the animals and answer questions, but we do not provide childcare. 

 We have a wide variety of animals and birds – sheep, goats, miniature pigs, cows, llamas, alpacas, donkeys, a zebra, horses, chicks, ducks, bunnies, cats, etc.  Some animals you can pet and hold.  For some animals, you can enter the pens with them.  Please check out our Facebook page for pictures! 

 Yes.  The aisles in the barn are wide enough to allow for strollers or wheel chairs.  The front part of the barn is gravel and may be harder to maneuver through.  The back part of the barn is cement.  Outside is mostly grass or gravel. 

 No.  Your pets are not allowed on the farm and should remain in your vehicle if they are traveling with you.  Your pet may agitate our animals and interfere with any animals that are outside a pen.  Our animals would be unfamiliar with your pet, and it could be considered a predator.  Also, since we allow guests in some of the pens, outside animals may cause a disturbance that could jeopardize the safety of our guests.  For these reasons we also restrict the admission of emotional support or service animals.  Please refer to the last sentence in the “Prohibited discrimination” section of: https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er/civilrights/discrimination/publicaccommodation.htm#Frequently%20Asked%20Questions.   If you would like to visit the farm with your service animal, we would love to work with you and arrange to have you visit before or after our open hours. 

 No, smoking or vaping is not allowed in the barns or guest areas. 

 Yes.  Portable toilets are available for guests to use.  There are several hand wash stations available, also.  

 That is very personal, depending on your interests and preferences.  The length of time varies from 30 minutes to 4 hours J.  For the most part, many people stay about 1-2 hrs. 

 Yes – we have several options available for personal events on the Farm.  Please contact us for details. 

 Since much of the Farm is indoors, we usually do not close during rain/light snowfalls, however outdoor activities would be limited during these types of weather.  If the heat index gets above 90 degrees, we do limit interactions with the animals in order to keep them comfortable.  Heat indexes over 100 degrees may cause closures due to the stress on the animals and the staff.  Please check our Facebook page – we try to post as soon as we make the decision to close.  If you are unsure or are traveling a distance, please call us to ensure we are open during inclement weather.