Centennial Farm

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• alison downing★★★★★

  Admission was free today which was unexpected. I've never been here and will definitely come back. The staff really cares for the animals and all the kids that visit. They are super sweet and patient. Lots of different animals to see and even a spot to pet baby chicks. There's a scavenger hunt, planting a vegetable activity, and many more fun things.

  4 months ago

• Rebecca Anthony★★★★★

  Loved attending the 35th birthday of the farm ! such an amazing experience hanging out with the animals. my favorites were the Holstein cows and pygmy angora goats ! was also lovely with live music and beautiful gardens and the goody bag provided such sweet souvenirs. it was also super educational too- I didn't know little piggies could have fun playing with big rubber balls ! 10 outta 10 would go again

  a year ago

• Jessie Mott★★★★★

  Tiny but plenty of species. Both animal and plants. Kids having fun here, a nice place to learn how plants grow and observe the animals.

  11 months ago

• Alaina Ash★★★★★

  Great place for the kids to get a farm type experience. Grounds are well maintained and clean. See the farm animals and farm produce grown on site. Parking is free as long as there aren't any events going on. There are picnic tables by hero hall if you need to take a quick snack break

  4 years ago

• Miguel Vasquez★★★★★

  Awesome place to take your kids for a good time and have interactions with animals walk in the garden and learn about different vegetables planted in the farm they can pet the animals, learn how to milk a cow, learn about the rabbits, peacock and chickens. The best part that is free from 1-4pm Monday to Friday free parking too.

  7 years ago

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