Kline Creek Farm (living history museum)

One of the cleanest and best farms in the area. Great for photo shoots and family times. Staff were second to none. We had a wonderful time there.

Went there after hours so couldn't see the actual farm. But from outside it looked nice. Big parking lot. Walking and biking paths. They have events all year even in the winter.

We enjoyed our trip and the “Back to School” house tour. We’d really like to come back on a day when the volunteers are all out there, too! Most contented flock of chickens I’ve ever seen.

We enjoyed our sunny mid morning visit to Kline Creek Farm and then also trekked a bit on the trail leading up to the large Timber Lake. The Farm is really nice and is an excellent place to come with the family, especially younger kids. We enjoyed the tour of the Kline Creek house and the person giving us tours did an excellent job. Several other working farm areas - wind driven water pump, ice house, barns and more and several farm animals make this an excellent get away from urban life.

Wonderful slice of local farm history. They suggest donations for entry, suggested $5. Honey shop, affordable gift shop of nature goods, iron goods, homemade wax candles and honey. Visits at the house museum available on the hour when you hear the bell. I saw a horse team and gentleman plowing, happy chickens running about, baby sheep hanging with their mothers, sweetest pigs, cattle, etc. I enjoyed it so much I didn't want to leave. They have special events such a maple sap pulling.