At The Farm at Walnut Creek, you will find both a unique and educational experience for the entire family. On your visit, you will have the opportunity to view …
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Sep 7, 2024
Loved the wagon ride. Great memories. The people are friendly and very informative. Great wagon ride. So many different animals. Full review by Tish T
Aug 31, 2024
We went here a few weeks ago and loved it! The ride on the horse cart around the animals was beyond great. To get that up close and personal with them was so fun. The whole place is very well laid … Full review by mystery_hen
Jul 28, 2024
The wagon ride to feed the animals was very neat the tour guy was very nice made jokes made sure we had plenty of time to feed the animals it was 21 a person for the ride and food it was worth every … Full review by Amy M
Is this a tourist trap? Would like to experience and get to know Amish customs, etc? What is price of admission?
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It is definitely not a tourist trap. You get to walk around the farm and enter the buildings and houses on the property to see how things are made. You can drive your car around to see …
It is definitely not a tourist trap. You get to walk around the farm and enter the buildings and houses on the property to see how things are made. You can drive your car around to see most animals or as I recommend you can ride on a horse drawn wagon. My children, husband, grandmother and I all enjoyed our experience! The prices are as follows: Adult $11.75 Children 3-12 $8.75 Senior $8.75 Group rate of 15+ people $7.75 each Adult +wagon $16.75 Children 3-12 +wagon $11.75 Senior +wagon $11.75 Group 15+ people $10.25 each
It's a former Amish home that is now used for self tours. Nobody lives in the home anymore. It still has furniture and quilts and a few Amish things in it. It's part Amish farm and part zoo. …
It's a former Amish home that is now used for self tours. Nobody lives in the home anymore. It still has furniture and quilts and a few Amish things in it. It's part Amish farm and part zoo. It's a good way to spend an afternoon.
Do they permit bringing in apples for the horses and romaine lettuce for the giraffes (as long as they are washed)?
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I did not see anyone doing that and feel they probably wouldn't. They do you give you a large container of food to feed the animals from the wagon. I gave the brochure that you get …
I did not see anyone doing that and feel they probably wouldn't. They do you give you a large container of food to feed the animals from the wagon. I gave the brochure that you get when you buy the tickets to the boys that might have had your answer. We had a very enjoyable day there.
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Our physical address is 4147 County Road 114, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681. It's sometimes confusing for our guests because we are actually just a few miles southeast of...
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