We (two adults) had a fantastic visit here over the weekend. The staff are all super friendly and helpful, and an extra shout out goes to the super knowledgeable gentleman working in the General Store museum who must have spent almost an hour telling us all about the site, the products in the store and the history of the place. It was very interesting to go back in time with him and his passion for the subject was clear. It's impressive to see that the buildings are still in such good condition after so many decades. Next time we're in the area we will give ourselves even more time to explore the historic site. We highly recommend visiting.

We ran across this on the web and it was a cool, cloudy day, so we thought it would be a fun little stop to fill an hour or so. We ended up staying for close to three hours! There is way more here than you’d expect as you pull up. The cafe and the store are worth a visit. The museum/historic buildings are well-curated, and of course there are the animals to chase around :) We were partial to Fred the Turkey. As a bonus, we were there in time for a butter churning demonstration which I thought would be kind of juvenile, but was super engaging (also the butter she produced was delicious). After that, there was a fiddle player who kept us entertained as well. This is definitely worth a stop.

This place was a hidden gem and our second time stopping here with our family. Cost to get in for a family was very affordable at $30 for myself and 5 kids. They have a cute little restaurant where you can eat inside or out in the garden. We packed a lunch and had a picnic on sight. The grounds have beautiful flowers with lots of grassy areas or benches for picnics. They have farm animals that you can buy little bags of feed that cost $1. The kids got to participate in tin piercing and have tea while one of the interpreters explained the history. We got into the main building which is the general store/hotel and the kids got to explore and ask questions and the very sweet lady behind the counter showed the kids all of the vintage toys and how they worked and they even got to try them out! When we were finished we went back through the gift shop and got a couple of treats for the kids. They also have an assortment of ice cream as well.