Bale of Fun Farm

Bale of Fun Farm offers birthday celebrations, playgroup adventures, group picnics, farm tours, and 3–4 different weeks of summer farm camp. Children can feed, pet, and hold animals, and can also have pony rides as part of their visit. The farm’s animals include chickens, ducks, geese, sheep, goats, alpacas, miniature horses, a donkey, a pony, a quarter horse, a cow, doves, pigeons, dogs, cats, bunnies, a turtle, pot-belly pigs, guinea pigs, a bearded dragon, and many different birds and parrots.

• Schedule: Season runs from late April through late October; closed for the winter. Open for private parties, group picnics, farm tours, and summer camps by appointment only, with no drop-in visitors. Not open on weekdays, with some exceptions during summer months.

Bale of Fun Farm is a family-run, family-fun farm that started with three goats and grew into a farm with over 75 animals, about 90% of which have been rescued or surrendered. The farm takes in most animals that need to be rescued or re-homed if space and resources allow and welcomes donations of supplies, feed, shelters, and similar items for the care and upkeep of its rescues. The most popular attraction is the summer farm camp, and the booking calendar is posted each January. Guests can bring their own food and drinks, and a BBQ is available if guests bring charcoal and related supplies, with the farm providing the rest. The farm is led by contact person Jennifer Crum and has been operating since at least 2017 under the name Bale of Fun Farm.

Last updated March 28, 2026.