Domino’s Farms Petting Farm

Domino’s Petting Farm is a small local farm, but it’s a lot nicer than I expected. Admission is $8 for adults, and kids under 2 get in free. We spent just under an hour there and got to feed most of the animals. It’s a fun, low-key place to take the kids for a quick visit and some hands-on animal time. There’s also a little farm store that sells merch and cold drinks and ice cream.

Nice place to take the kids and grandkids. $8 each for ages 2 to 59 and $5.50 for seniors. $3 per bag of carrots. Be sure to get some carrots, the animals see the carrots and will come running to the fence hoping for food. All the animals are very gentle. Great playground with tractor tires, swings and a couple slides. Plenty of picnic tables all around for snacks or a picnic lunch.

The petting farm is wonderful. Open space, plenty of animals to feed, very clean and great for all ages. The carrot bits you buy to feed the animals is a great way to feed healthy treats to them and support the farm. We especially loved the lamas and the sweet, curious nature.

Was very impressed by this place! Nicely spread out and fairly clean ( for a farm). You purchase tickets and carrots (to feed the animals) at the welcome center. Other than that you can wander around at your leisure and pet/feed animals. There is also a playground onsite and a train car you can walk through. There was even a staff member milking a goat and he let us help. Bathrooms were nicely maintained and clean as well

This place was so nice when I was a kid. It needs a major clean and paint job. The trash cans in the pavilion are covered in gross sticky stuff, the caboose could be made to look very cute. It could be cleaned up, repainted, decorated. They could do a polar express event in the winter, but my daughter is two and said “I don’t like it in here. Let’s get outta this place, Mom.” The farmhouse is in shambles. Tom Monaghan either needs to sell it or put some money into it because this place is going downhill. There are so many other farms that you could go to that are a lot nicer. If you’re looking for a true farm that smells like one is dirty and struggling then this is the place to come. But if you’re looking for agritourism, try Maybury.