Abma's Farm Market, Greenhouse, and Barnyard Petting Zoo

Really lovely daytime experience with children. My daughter loves it here, and always asks to go feed “the moo” 😅 We saved our buckets to get cheaper refills when we return— great feature. Don’t forget to get some carrot tops for the bunnies at the market before going into the zoo area. I love that you can order tickets online- hassle free. I can’t speak for weekends, but during the week it’s not too crowded and everyone gets a chance to feed all the different animals. Market has a great variety of delicious treats to take home (or eat there outside on a sunny day). They also have a small wine tasting area/bar where they let you sample wine before you buy. Delicious!

I grew up coming to Abma's Farm, and was so excited to take my young kids here. But sadly, we were very disappointed to see the state of their "expanded" petting zoo. 1) Even though an attendant is there to check people in, you have to buy tickets online ahead of time, which is a hassle and seems unnecessary. 2) The animals are kept in terrible condition! (this was the case when I visited two years ago as well, so even though I normally never post reviews, I feel compelled to say something now). On this latest occasion, the rabbits were visibly shaking, desperately digging under their "houses" to find shade on a hot day, with a dirty bowl of standing water that looked like it hadn't been changed in days. The alpaca was also attempting to stay cool in equally dirty water in its tiny pen. And not sure why ducks would even be at a petting zoo, but about a dozen of them were packed into a dirty baby pool also trying to stay cool. The pig pen is merely a fenced-in portion of blacktop. On hot days, pigs' natural tendency is to cool themselves off with mud, but there was no mud, dirt or hay to be seen. So the hot piglets were pacing across hard pavement and metal drains instead. For $5/person petting zoo fee - not to mention what they charge for the gourmet goods in their market, shame on Abma's Farm for not taking better care of their animals. We won't be coming back anytime soon.

Abma’s is a great way to spend an hour or so…especially if you have young children. Offering a petting zoo with some feed (additional cost) your children can interact and see Goats, Pigs, Cows, Bunnies, Emu’s, Turtles, and Horses. Not overly large and quick to walk through depending on how long you take at each animal space. For adults…dont miss out on the wine tastings they have! Very affordable and a necessary break from the excitement of the zoo. The market also offers delicious and farm fresh products.

This farm has so much to offer, including excellent customer service and a variety of fresh fruits and veggies - all home grown and as fresh as they can get. They also have a petting zoo for kids, but my visit was limited towards the garden and farm area. Additionally, they offer freshly baked bread and other bakery goods. I purchased a freshly made donut from the farm, and that was so delicious, I was surprised by how good it was. The filling had so much . Farm made local honey is also available. I will be stopping by again to pick up fruits and vegetables on my next visit.

Very cute farm! Did the hayride, pumpkin patch & the barnyard petting zoo! The zoo was very cute & a lot better than I imaged, lots of animals and love that you can purchase buckets of pebbles & crackers to feed them. It was very informative as they had signs by each animal which was nice. The market was awesome too, had a lot of cool stuff, both food, decor & more. I’d definitely love to go back again!

It is nice for the kids. They had a great time. The store experience could be improved, I don't really know what produce is theirs and what is not. Nor if they really make the cakes, etc... But still a small place, local and happy to support them. We did this year their CSA and can´t really compare with other CSAs but I hope my wife does not want to do it again, hopefully there is value to them and to the community but I hardly see the value to the final client.

I grew up coming to Abma's Farm, and was so excited to take my young kids here. But sadly, we were very disappointed to see the state of their "expanded" petting zoo. 1) Even though an attendant is there to check people in, you have to buy tickets online ahead of time, which is a hassle and seems unnecessary. 2) The animals are kept in terrible condition! (this was the case when I visited two years ago as well, so even though I normally never post reviews, I feel compelled to say something now). On this latest occasion, the rabbits were visibly shaking, desperately digging under their "houses" to find shade on a hot day, with a dirty bowl of standing water that looked like it hadn't been changed in days. The alpaca was also attempting to stay cool in equally dirty water in its tiny pen. And not sure why ducks would even be at a petting zoo, but about a dozen of them were packed into a dirty baby pool also trying to stay cool. The pig pen is merely a fenced-in portion of blacktop. On hot days, pigs' natural tendency is to cool themselves off with mud, but there was no mud, dirt or hay to be seen. So the hot piglets were pacing across hard pavement and metal drains instead. For $5/person petting zoo fee - not to mention what they charge for the gourmet goods in their market, shame on Abma's Farm for not taking better care of their animals. We won't be coming back anytime soon.