Gallant Farm

A great place to learn more about history from nearly 100 years ago. My kids liked it

Knowledgeable staff, you can tell they don't just know about the farm but actually care about it. Animals are sweet and well taken care of. Premises is accessible for those with accessibility issues, with a little help in the gravel areas. Great view into the history of the area. And the Molasses cookies are amazing!

Grandkids loved it. Repeat trip planned. Repeat trip accomplished. Friendly and helpful staff. Hungry chickens, shy sheep and indifferent cows.

Wonderful recreation of 1930s farmstead, cool educational activities, and extremely kind and helpful staff and volunteers!

We had a mixed experience during our visits. The first time, Reg was wonderful. He kindly showed us how to grind corn for the chickens using the silver container on the table. The second visit was very different. We mentioned to another staff member what Reg had shown us, and he directed us to use the white container instead. That container held seeds. When the staff member noticed, he came over and said (quite rudely), “Well, I guess you don’t really know what you’re doing.” My daughter is autistic, and his tone made us both feel as though we were stupid. After we left, she asked me why he treated her like that. It turned out he wanted us to use a different container that was behind us, which we simply hadn’t seen. We cleaned up after ourselves with no issues, and there was no provocation for his rudeness. It’s a real shame, because the activity itself is lovely, but this interaction left us feeling unwelcome.

Really nice recreated Depression era farm with barns, gardens, livestock and really cool farmhouse. Robin the interpreter, was very informative and friendly.

very nice, clean, well cared for.

Great park

Fun. Very nice staff.

1930's era farm. Includes replica house, barn, equipment shed, cows, sheep, and chickens.