I have heard lots of great things about The Farm. I had checked out their website (that needs a serious update) to see what I should expect when we get there. I finally got the chance to go and bring my 5yo daughter along. I wasn't expecting a \"real\" farm, being that it is located in the middle of the desert. Upon arrival, my first thought was that it looked much smaller than I expected. There is a small fee ($2 for adults and $1 for children, but didn't specify age) which was not mentioned anywhere on their website. Being a small fee, I paid it because I drove all the way out here (from Henderson).\n\nTHE PRODUCE stand was A LOT smaller than I expected. We were there in mid-November and the weather was still on the 70's so I expected much more produce. The fruits and vegetables looked fresh enough but were very overpriced as I paid $4 for 2 apples and 2 tomatoes. I also purchased 3 tiny pumpkins, they were no bigger than the palm of my hand (that my daughter begged for) and cost me $6 for all 3. I had really wanted to buy some local honey (because of the benefits for allergies) but the small jar (about 8oz) was $10 and the bigger jar (about 18oz) was $20!!! No way I was paying that much for honey, local or otherwise! \n\nTHE ANIMALS were fun to look at. I commend Sharon and her \"crew\" for taking in the strays, abandoned, etc. They have a lot of cats, chickens and rabbits roaming around. If you are allergic to those animals I would advise against visiting The Farm. The back area had a pretty good size fenced in area with two cows, some Shetland Ponies, a Llama, and a pot-belly pig. They have Peacocks and all kinds of hens, roosters,etc. roaming around. We saw a little tractor-train type ride, though it was not running and they also has a Hay-Maze. I'm sure the place was very fun and lively during their Harvest Festival. They had lots of volunteers working around the farm, which was nice to see and everyone seemed friendly.\n\nBEST THING at The Farm was the Pumpkin Chips. They are made to order and so yummy!!! $3.50 for a small bag. They are prepared in peanut oil so those with allergies will want to pass on these. \n\nAll in all it was a fun experience, especially for the kids. My daughter really enjoyed looking at all the animals. I gave it only 2 stars because there was no mention on their website of an entry fee and I think their prices are on the high end. I have found produce just as fresh at our Farmers Market for much less.\n\nCOST: I spent a total of $16.50 and got three mini-pumpkins, two tomatoes, 2 apples, one bag of pumpkin chips and paid entry for one adult and one child to The Farm. \n\nI will probably return to The Farm during their Fall Harvest Festival, just to check out the animals and activities. As far as purchasing produce, I'll go to my local Farmer's Market or Gilcrease Orchard.
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