Ardenwood Historic Farm

"This farm is actually quite big. There are some small animals（pig, chicken, rabbit, sheep, cow) and some flowers and plants. The tickets are very cheap. It is very suitable for children to come and see the animals and run around."

a month ago

"This place is the stuff field trips are made of. There are many exhibits with informative material about blacksmithing, milking cows etcetera. Usually peacocks are the first things I see when I first enter. They make sounds of a crying child and wander around freely. There are picnic tables and you can bring food and drinks in (the last time I checked). One of the sights to see here are the chickens. They have the fluffiest feathers and strut about speedily. The goats are pretty active too. The other highlights include the crops, a train, and the historical house. Very worth a visit if you a"

3 months ago

"The farm has a large area. We were at the pumpkin patch in October. This is a separate entrance. There was a high pyramid of straw, carts with hay and pumpkins, great for photos. It was very interesting to visit the house, it was open from 1 am to 2:30 pm. Many different events: a puppet show, making a doll from dry corn leaves, picking corn, dancing, music, etc. And there are also Train Rides. There is a place to sit."

6 months ago