Robin Coffey

I wish I could rate higher.I so wanted it to be amazing. We had the noon to 2 slot. First of all parking was awful. Not enough parking for tickets sold and there are HUGE ruts etc. The public restroom is portapottys. Upon checking in the closest animals were horses and donkeys, which were all being put in stalls to eat so no interactions with them. Next over was the pigs who just lay there doing nothing. After that goats, a cow laying in a display and turkeys. Further down was cows I think. We didn’t go Dow there bcuz I was so disappointed at that point that I didn’t care. $20 per person is WAY too much for what you get, which is to see horses in stables and sleeping pigs. Yes you can touch the animals. To be 100% honest I much prefer Suson park in south county where they have horses, goats that you can feed and pigs (a playground, fishing etc) and it’s free except for goat food at 25 cents. Or our free zoo where you can get in with the goats in addition to seeing so many more animals. I don’t doubt that gentle barn loves their animals and takes good care of them but it’s just not the cool experience that’s advertised. We left after an hour.