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Historic colonial farmhouse with 47 acres of sustainable lands, plus educational programs & tours.

At a glance

#31 of 48 Tourist attractions in Queens #6 of 9 Museums in Queens

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.40

10.5 km from the center of Queens

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★65%
  • 4 ★22%
  • 3 ★8%
  • 2 ★2%
  • 1 ★3%

What reviewers talk about

Share of 16 recent reviews that mention each topic.

  • Price & value25%
  • Waiting & crowds19%
  • View13%
  • Location13%
  • Atmosphere13%
  • Cleanliness6%
73-50 Little Neck Pkwy, Queens, NY 11004, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Queens County Farm Museum?
Queens County Farm Museum is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 7,116 reviews.
How does Queens County Farm Museum rank in Queens?
Queens County Farm Museum is #31 of 48 Tourist attractions in Queens by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Queens County Farm Museum located?
73-50 Little Neck Pkwy, Queens, NY 11004, United States — 10.5 km from the center of Queens.
What do visitors mention most about Queens County Farm Museum?
Most often: price & value, waiting & crowds, view (from 16 recent reviews).
How can I contact Queens County Farm Museum?
Phone: +1 718-347-3276 · Website: queensfarm.org
Mamta B
This is not a huge one but good enough for little kids. More like animal themed and not very big. I would recommend little kids who like animals. I had seen another one few years ago in Staten island which was jaw dropping and huge. This is 1/4 of that exhibition. Good for little kids.
susan miskin
It was a fabulous holiday experience especially on Christmas Eve. The weather was perfect wasn't crowded and we spent about 45 minutes to an hour. So much to see. A little disappointed that the hot chocolate truck and the hot beverages truck was closed. Other than that it was fabulous. They also needed to clean the bathrooms.
Tr1sh
I went for the Chinese lantern light show in December. I thought it was just ok. It is pretty. A lot of the lanterns are showing their age, though. Quick walk through, and I was done. I did get pictures for you! I was happy that parking was free and the ticket to get in was pretty cheap too. All of the people working were super nice!

DEFINITELY for families with small kids
Damien Frennet
Lovely illumination display for winter season. It does take about 30/40min to walk through and enjoy the scenery. Easy and free parking on site and around. Great for all ages. Some food vendors in sites.
Anne Coen
The Winter Lantern Festival is a delightful event with something for everyone. I highly recommend it for families or a date night. Be sure to dress appropriately, though. Because we attended on a rainy night, we wore jeans and hiking boots. The pathways were quite muddy. All in all, we had a wonderful time.
Armando I
Visited for the Winter Lantern Festival.
I was surprised at the amount of effort put into the decorations and displays.
Kids will get a kick out of this and definitely a ton of spots for photo shoots.
You can pace yourself and be done in 30-40 minutes but bundle up since it is cold and has to be done at night to appreciate all the lights!
I added the wish jar option as a keepsake and well worth it.
Estephany Andrea Munoz
Also known as Queens Farm, is a historic farm located on 47 acres between Floral Park & Glen Oaks in Queens, New York City.
General admisión is free 354 days of the year except during special admission days.
This is an awesome place to spend the day with family and of course the kids who can enjoy different events and programs according to the season. As for the fall public events happening now in October 2023, you can visit the amazing maize maze, hayrides & the pumpkin patch(these do require a ticket purchase which can be bought in person or online) they also offer little shops selling cider donuts, apples, apple cider and pies or the food trucks selling tacos, grilled corn, snacks, drinks and even sangria for the adults.
Very important to know: you can buy a bag of hay available at the farm store to feed the animals but don’t give them donuts, pies, apples or any other foods that can harm them.
I recommend this farm to families and kids.
Y H
If you love animals, here is a great place to visit! Free admission, get to feed and pet the cute animals for only $3 a pack of food. Alpacas were super cute and some goats loved a good massage. Don’t forget to bring mosquito repellent if you are a mosquito magnet like me.
moshe yosef blond
Free entry. They have bathrooms. Nice and unique place in the middle of a fast paced area. They have different animals and Vegetables etc. Check out there website for more details. Next to the farm is a playground called CastleWood playground which has a pool and playground and sprinkler. See my review there for more details. Great combination for the kids, especially because u don't need to reload them in the car
Harrison Chan
It's a great park and museum. They used to have a pair of llamas there the white named salt and the black Llama named pepper. I didn't see them this time... I hope they are okay. They have fresh eggs here and fruits and veges. They take compost here and they have different events year round. It's nice to take a stroll here.
Arlene Giese
I have come to this PowWow for several years. Even though it was very hot and humid, my 3 friends and I had a wonderful time enjoying the traditional dances performed by seniors down to the children. I have always been interested in Native American history and life. The vendors make their own clothes, moccasins, jewelry, and to many other items to mention to help them make a living and get through the winter. I feel happy supporting them.
This yr I bought 2 lovely Indian summer dresses, and a silver cross!
The big PowWow takes place in Southampton w the Chinnacock reservation indiand and others represented.
I brought 7 bottles of frozen water to help us stay hydrated, and 5 PB&J sandwiches! 4 of them went in an hour.😭💜
Melva Casanova
We had a great time. The hayride gave us a nice tour of the farm grounds. We then walked around and fed some animals. Hidden treasure in Queens.
Vincent Koo
No nice to have a free place to take the kids. We participated in the scavenger hunt. Saw some animals, roamed the farm and bought some eggs and honey.
Allanah
Love the location , how relaxing it is, lots of activities from hay rides, feeding the animals, little library, etc.
Free entrance except for large activities. While kids love their festivals, going when there's nothing on the schedule if almost a guarantee of quietness and tranquility. Sheep sheering in May brings crowds (only $15) but not too busy. Live music, food truck and craft activities for the kids!
Suzanne Ardito
I've lived near here my whole life but only recently started to visit. So far we've gone for pumpkin picking at Halloween, the light event during winter, and the Easter egg hunt.. all of which were inexpensive, beautiful, and so much fun! The events are well-organized and there's a ton of space for our daughter to run around. It's just a beautiful place to spend an afternoon.

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