5/5 Gabriel M. 11 months ago on Google
Amazing
place
for
little
kids…
and
for
grownups
too!
:)
My
family
has
been
members
of
Domino’s
Farms
Petting
Zoo
for
a
few
years,
and
we
love
it.
There
are
always
new
animals
to
see,
both
young
and
grown.
The
most
popular
are
probably
the
baby
goats,
sheep,
llamas,
alpacas
and
pigs.
You
can
feed
most
of
the
grown
animals
(only
their
own
carrot
sticks
are
allowed,
which
sell
for
$2/bag
or
$1/bag
for
members).
There
are
typically
also
chickens,
turtles,
ducks,
peacocks,
rabbits,
horses,
ponies,
donkeys,
cows,
and
barn
friends
like
cats
and
birds.
They
host
fun
activities
throughout
the
year,
such
as
summer
festivals
the
1st
Saturday
of
June/July/August,
trick
or
treat
events,
hot
cocoa
in
the
winter,
and
more.
There
are
also
other
attractions
like
hay
rides,
a
playhouse
with
tons
of
play
kitchen
equipment,
green
areas,
shelter
rentals
for
birthday
parties.
There’s
a
1920’s
train
caboose
(walk-thru
museum,
with
antique
appliances,
beds,
full
bath,
kitchen,
firewood
heater).
There
is
a
new
playground
that
opened
in
2023.
They
also
sell
inexpensive
snacks/icream/drinks
inside
the
lobby,
which
is
also
a
science/animals
focused
toy
store.
Kids
can
spend
hours
here
having
fun,
and
then
top
it
off
with
ice
cream!
Consider
the
annual
membership
-
it’s
worth
it.
Once
your
kids
discover
this
place,
they
will
want
to
keep
going
time
and
time
again.
The
only
complaint
I
would
mention
is
that
after
2
years
of
asking,
they
still
have
not
fixed
the
door
thresholds
at
the
main
entrance
and
at
the
exit
towards
the
train,
which
make
it
impossible
for
a
wheelchair
to
get
through
without
having
to
tip
it
over.
Domino’s
Farms
-
I
highly
encourage
you
to
take
this
accessibility
matter
seriously
and
comply
with
ADA
laws,
to
ensure
your
entrance
is
safe
and
accessible
to
those
in
wheelchairs,
like
my
family.
Overall,
our
family
loves
the
petting
farm.
It’s
highly
recommended
and
kid-approved!
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