Late summer visit was the perfect day. We began our visit with a picnic at the fountain pond. After lunch, it was a short walk to the museum farm area where turkeys, chickens, sheep, mules/donkeys and pigs were on display. The museum buildings are closed. A semi secluded area with a few picnic tables for seating provided a quiet area to sit and relax. We ended our visit with a short walk through a wooded area, past a hidden pond that led us back to the fountain pond. We had our dog with us. There is plenty of open space to switch to the 50' leash and let him run. But, around the farm, the short leash was a better choice. The farm museum is close the 295 and you'll hear background road noise from it. I recommend a visit here if you have the chance. Especially on less crowded days.

Enjoyed walking the shaded trails and the petting zoo. Plenty of space to give others space to walk. The staff were really nice, and told us about how the donkeys were rescues.

a good place for recreational activities with your friends and families. clean restrooms as well.

I have been a fan of this place for many years. The history that this place shows its almost as if you can envision the past. Great place for history demos and reenactments . I've taken hundreds of children there to run and play and feed ducks and talk about the family that lived here. Nice playgrounds too! Love love love meadow farm forever...ALWAYS, MS. K (Centerville children's center 1992-2000 )

I always enjoy going here! Great place for dog walks trails and a lake and livestock to view. The playground is off to one corner which creates a nice seperation of kids and adults. Vast fields for any green space activity. Its always interesting getting to walk through history.

Meadow Farm/Krump Park is a great example of why Henrico is such a great county. The grounds are beautiful with trails, animals, and a historic home to tour. Our tour guide, Sandy, was absolutely incredible and really made us feel welcome. I think what they do at Meadow Farm Museum is incredibly important, and a must see! Great job Henrico!

An amazing farm and 200+ year old house which you can view all for free! The house tour was very enjoyable. Every 30 minutes on most afternoons you can enter the house for guided tour. The tour guide was great and very knowledge, and the house is a fantastic period piece filled with antiques. The farm has cows, sheep, horses, and more, and is fun to explore. Lots of great older buildings surround the farm. And everything is totally free. Quite amazing!

Great little park, but some trail maintenance is required. The pine Forrest is a fun and relaxing spot. Dogs are required to be on leash, and there isn't any "dog park" fenced in area. Good spot for some kite flying, just look out for the power lines.