National Colonial Farm

It is pretty obvious that the caretaker is absent, and has been for a very long time. There is ZERO water for the sheep, one pig, and goats. There were 2 water troughs that were full of mud and liquid, definitely not considered potable for animals under their care. Almost everything is completely overgrown and unusable for the animals, with the exception of the cows roaming area. The pig was secluded due to overgrowth and has an open wound on its head and ear. And that's just the livestock. The trails are 99% unmarked, so good luck navigating your way around. The only area that is somewhat trimmed is the pathway to the tobacco barn and house. That's it. Whoever is running this place should b...

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O.M.G not only did I take my 9 year old daughter there, but also my 80 year old sister, and both had so many questions that the time was spent exploring as well as answering questions. Some that I didn't have an answer too. Special place.Restrooms: AbsolutelyDog-friendliness: Met a wonderful couple with a beautiful dog. Great with childrenPicnic area: More picnic tables then are used.

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Nice but traditional farm. It has very good hiking trails with few animals- sheep, goats, cows, and ducks. It's very quiet and peaceful, which makes it a good place for family picnics. I will definitely visit again and again

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This farm has great views. But only do you get to enjoy the scenery, but you can walk around and see the farm animals as well. I always have a great time when visiting the park.

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What a lovely place to visit! Very peaceful, with several trails, farm animals, friendly employees and occasional events.

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