Ardenwood Historic Farm

Clean and neat farm with aminals and "town folks" to demonstrate black smithing.

Very nice farm to visit with small kids, and not crowded at the moment. Looking forward to all attractions opening again!

We had a lovely time at the farm. It’s clean, plenty of space to social distance, and everyone seemed to follow the mask mandate. However, we definitely suggest a worker be present by the animals. This is because people cannot be trusted. On our visit we saw a group of women and their kids feeding grass to goats (despite numerous signs not to do so), throwing feed at the ducks, and chasing and screaming at the chickens (yes, even the grown women). Those poor animals. We said some comments, but that didn’t deter their behavior. We would have asked an employee for help had we seen one. Besides the blacksmith (who was great to speak with), the gentleman at the house, and the ticket booth guy, we didn’t see any workers nearby.

Great animals, great staff. The blacksmith is friendly which is nice, animals seem happy and treated right. Giving a 4 star because it was good but it isn't godly. 5 stars are reserved for only the absolute best, and while there was nothing wrong with the place there wasn't anything monumental. All in all a great place for city folk, or for a place to bring your kids. Very enjoyable and I hope I can go there again (also there was a blonde haired worker there, she was cute. If you're reading this for some reason then hi, I was the boy in the jacket talking to you whole you had goat and lamb skulls on the table infront of you)

Absolutely amazing place, especially for small kids. The staff is really helpful and kind, animals are such a delight as well as very friendly and the grounds are very clean and peaceful. What more do you need from a place?