We went early, not a sole was there , not even the staff . We had a great time exploring and interacting with all the animals . Be careful with the pigs , they are pretty aggressive. I wore steel toe boots and could still feel their teeth trying to chomp down . The other animal are very sweet. The donkeys and horses. Pet them for a few minutes and they follow you everywhere. Really great place to go if your looking to spend quality family time and get those kids away from the electronics for a day

Great place to take children. Lots of farm animals. Learn about gardening and even taste the product.

My grandma brought me to the Learning Tree Farm every year when I was a kid, and now, at age 31, I decided to bring my husband as part of our trip around Ohio! We had so much fun, we got to hold baby goats, and pet the chickens, donkeys, sheep and miniature horses! I love the whole concept of this farm - teaching respect and compassion for animals through interaction. My dream is to retire and have a farm like the Learning Tree! It’s definitely worth a visit, it’s a $3 donation per person, and I promise it’s worth it!

We have taken children to visit the Learning Tree Farm more than one time. They have a quaint farm with animals there. The children enjoyed it and we did, too.

I took my almost 10 year old great granddaughter to the farm because she likes animals. I thought she might be too old to enjoy the farm, but I was wrong. It has the typical animals you find on a farm: chickens, ducks, goats, cows, pigs, lambs, ponies and burros.. There is also a garden and a picnic area. But the thing that really caught her interest were the cats that roam the barn!