Went here for the Easter set up. There is alot to do with kids, but it is very spread out so be prepared. Some small hilly sections also. The staff were super friendly, and they had the best churros I’ve ever had! Most of the rides are an extra cost. We only did the train due to that, it was ok. Not much to look at, but was nice to sit for a bit. Kids enjoyed the farm animals. The day we went it was not crowded at all. May have been due to the weather, or just because we were there later in the day.

My daughter, 10 yr old granddaughter, and I had a great day at Mainstay Farm. Everything was great, with one exception. It sure is a long walk to the train station just to find out it costs $6 per person. Yes, I refused to pay, so we walked up the hill for other activities. Please, at least, post an exterior sign informing you that there's a charge to ride and the amount. Like I said, everything else was great.

Love this place so much!! The negative reviews make me sad. Yes, there has been an influx of people because IT IS good old family fun! As far as safety is concerned, this is a blast from the past when people were responsible for their kids, and didn't blame others for what they lacked in, personal responsibility!! In fact today is our first day back to celebrate our daughters birthday with her two small kids! Thank you Mainstay for providing such a fun place for the whole family!

We took the grandchildren to this biggest backyard in Texas and had a great time. The seasonal spiced cider was delicious. Their local wines are tasty and enjoyed by all of age.

This is a cute farm but it is very lacking when he comes to safety. The slides on the playground equipment are very steep, the tubing slide has a very steep incline which pops up at the end and is very easy to fly off of and hurt yourself, the ferris wheel is very rusty and rickety, and the roller coaster is very jarring and rough on the body (it has a metal piece that is very easy for little kids to hit the back of their head on). They have signs everywhere that say ride at your own risk as well as you have to sign a waiver before you go, so basically they can't be held liable for injuries. In addition, there is an absence of workers watching to make sure kids are safe. They do have animals (goats, bunnies, a donkey and chickens) you can pet, but they have signs everywhere saying that they bite. Also, they had large gas cans just sitting right out in the open under the covered table area that could be problematic if kids got a hold of them. They have cars you can ride and manually peddle, but half of them had issues and weren't working effectively. The tree maze is in a wooded area with lots of bugs, so make sure you bring bug spray or a mosquito net for baby strollers. We did bring our baby stroller, but your baby is going to get a jarring sitting in the stroller as you go over lots of rocks and bumpy terrain, also having to cart the stroller up/down steep hills is a workout. They have a new playground area which is nice but mostly for older kids, like 6 and above. It was ok to visit the first time, but after going a second time we were really not impressed and VERY concerned with the lack of safety. We will not be going back.