We had an amazing time at the Log Farm today. We went with our toddler and infant and they both loved toddler time there. Everyone was so kind and welcoming. During the “ touch a tractor “ themed toddler time, there were so many areas for the children to explore. The sensory tables were fantastic and story time at 10:30 was captivating. There were animals to see and it was great to expose our toddler to different animals like the alpacas, horses, bunnies, goats, cats. We really loved our time here!

I love the place. My son had a good time between sight seeing on the nature, riding in the tractor, sugar bush and of course ruddy!!!!! don't forget petting animals, the farm been there since 1800. Amazing how it looks like! Love the place well organize not too crowded. People are so friendly. You'll love the place and it's in the city you don't need to travel miles and miles away for sugar bush! Log Farm have a all season activities you name it! Highly recommended!

Toddlers absolutely loved it! Wonderful place to visit. The farmers market has a good variety of vendors and the entire farm grounds is so clean and well kept. People who run the farm are so friendly and lovely!

A good family friendly place, where to see, feel, touch and feed farm animals. Good size for a 1-2 hours event, including a cool and quiet trail. Sheep and cows are so cute and compliant.

It's a great farm and picnic spot away from cities daily routine. You can take your kids or grandkids to see and feed farm animals like horses, goat, alpaca, sheep, bunnies and many more loving/friendly animals.

The log farm is a really nice little outing for the family. My kids, ages 2, 8 and 11, really enjoyed themselves. There was a nature walk that had you counting the scarecrows, a corn maze for the kids, a small tractor ride (that wasn't much of a tour at all) and a nice assortment of animals the kids to feed and pet. My girls lived the kittens and bunnies. My son loved the small play area that had the toy cars. Also there was a farmer's market at the entrance of the farm with folks selling wonderful products. Products ranging from keto pastries to whiskey and then to designer cookies. I definitely think we will do it again before the winter season kicks in.

Such a sweet little farm with characteristics. My little one had a great time talking to the goats, feeding the lama and hanging out with the chickens and cows. And chasing around a cat. There is also a play area which my little one especially enjoy after visiting the animals.

An interesting local attraction. Mostly it seems geared to families with kids it was quite busy. A lot of different "stations" also. IE- Playing on logs, feeding the cows and sheep , painting on a wall etc. The old buildings give a good idea what it would have been like to live out here in the frontier days so it was interesting from a historical perspective.

We went for the toddler drop.in sessions. It was touch a tractor day and perfect for my lo. This place is super cute! At 10.30 there is story time. There are animals to feed, friendly cats, tractors to climb on. Hay bales to climb, sensory play tables. We will definitely be going back.

We love it!!! We didn't even plan on going at The Log Farm but what a wonderful hidden gem that we've found for a fall adventure. You need to purchase tickets online but if you are like us who randomly showed up because we are curious, they will accomodate and let you pay it on site. The staff are really friendly. Corn maze, animals in the barn, tractor rides, play grounds, scarecrow walk on trails and so on. We dont have enough time to check everything out since we did come late but they do recommend for atleast 1hr 30min to 2hrs to have a chance to enjoy everything. Its a fun place for kids and adults to enjoy the autumn. Highly recommended. Will be back for Christmas, Spring and Summer for they have a different themes all season long according to the gentleman that we spoke at the entrance.

Great little farm with history. My little one loved feeding the animals and the house built in the late 1800's was really cool to see. We went on a Saturday and a farmers market was set up near the parking lot and was fun to browse and buy some treats. Great way to get outside and keep the kids engaged. Price was a little high for what is offered, that is why it doesn't get 5 stars.

We have been here several times now and it is always a great time! Toddler time is so much fun and has different themes. The sugar bush in early spring is also a great experience. Would highly recommend the Log Farm to other families! (Grab a dozen eggs on your way out!)

The cutest animals and was able to feed them and pet them! An amazing way to spend a morning or an afternoon!!! Everyone there was super friendly and the animals were absolutely adorable !!

Fantastic space for children, our kids loved feeding the animals and the hot apple cider. We didn't have time for the wagon ride but it looked like fun, and there is a play area for the kids to get more energy out. We have been a few times and will continue to come back!

We had SO much fun here !! Everyone was really pleasant and welcoming. The animals were happy and healthy. Great play area for the kids, we will definitely be back! Highly recommend

Great trip. Wish their wagon ride had hay, and it would've been an extra bonus if horse drawn. Trees produce a lot of sap to find. Snowy walking trails were fun. Petting zoo was well populated. Old farm house was remarkable.

I can’t recommend The Log Farm enough!!! A few of my favorite photos from our visit today. The staff/owners are all lovely (and they are all family) and the activities for children were so well thought out. The animals were so friendly and gentle and the property is gorgeous! We also picked our own pumpkins 🎃 from their patch, visited some silly scarecrows on a walk in the forest and took a hay ride. We will definitely be back for sugar bush season!

Rustic setting in which to see farm animals and old farm buildings. Photogenic. Wagon ride behind a tractor. Interesting playground for young children. Requires a fair amount of walking; expect mud on rainy days.

We went to the Christmas Market today and despite the freezing temperatures there were about 50 Vendors on site. There is an eclectic selection of items for sale. We arrived at 10 am and stayed for about an hour. There were very few parking spots left when we were leaving so I suggest an early arrival.

This is a beautiful place for a family visit. We’ve been there for the Easter egg hunt and my kids loved it. I strongly recommend this farm to everyone who likes animals, old buildings and fresh air.