Best Camping Farm Cambridge Near Me

Maisha: This is my daughters first time going to camp and she loves it! Everyday is an adventure for her. Cambridge Adventure Day Camp!!!

Alon Bebchuk: It's not an association it an embarrassment to Cambridge and any American

SpiderMan Parker: good camp

Iain Winter: I liked the camp it was a good camp. 10/10 stars for good camp. Feed me money please.

Sebastian Ebarb: Go early to see the skunk and foxes or you will catch them napping.

Eric Maurice Levesque: The Audubon's working farm in Lincoln Mass. Close to Boston. Plenty of trails, farm animals, birds. It was a cold Sunday when we went but it was worth walking around. Plenty of restrooms on site. Plenty of places to eat a picnic lunch if you want. The walking was easy and stroller friendly. A great place to bring the kids. I'll be back in warmer weather for more hikeing.

Leah Klein: Drumlin Farm is a sweet little farm perfect for all ages. Families can enjoy a day looking at animals or digging in the dirt. Adults can enjoy a stroll around the property and a meditative time with the animals. There are often classes and programs for adults and families as well.

Achsah John: Nice place to visit with family and kids!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $6–10 …More

Michael Kish: This is a combination of a working farm, wildlife sanctuary, and walking trails. It's great for all ages. Farm stand in season (was closed when I was there in November). Ice cream stand in the summer! Surprisingly large shop with variety of toys, gifts, bird feeding supplies, books, and other stuff for the nature lover.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry $6–10 …More

Patrick R: The gentleman at the admissions was extremely helpful, friendly, and to the point. There were a decent amount of people there today but plenty of space so it wasn't overcrowded. Definitely a good place to take a family, and a gorgeous place to visit during the autumn seasonRestrooms: There are some throughout the farm areaPicnic area: Plenty of benches and grassy areas to sit and snack (as long as your not near the animals)

Paul Batista: First time there disappointed Very few animals, not much to see. It’s a working farm when animals are certain size they go to market. Not what I expected

Matthew Curley: To be clear, this is a working farm/wildlife sanctuary, not a zoo or petting zoo. That being said, it's still a great place to bring kids, to see and learn about the various farm animals they raise there (cows, horses, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, rabbits), as well as some native species like foxes, skunks and various birds, and also learn about how crops are grown and harvested.They offer a preschool and a summer camp, as well as other daily programming for visitors throughout the week. There are plenty of walking/nature trails and good picnic spots, as well as restrooms for visitors, but no snack bars or souvenir stands (again, this is not a zoo). There is a gift shop at the entrance that sells a small assortment of bottled beverages and frozen treats, nature-themed gifts/toys and childrens' books, with proceeds helping to fund the Massachusetts Audubon Society. You can also purchase meat and other seasonal products of the farm.It gets busy in the Spring when the baby sheep and goats are born, so if you plan on visiting on a weekend during that time I'd recommend reserving a parking spot and buying tickets (or a yearly membership, if so inclined) ahead of time.

diane dube: We had a wonderful spring day at the farm. Baby lambs and baby goats!!!! The staff is friendly, helpful and funny.

Coralie G: My 2 year old daughter loves going there and visit all the different farm animals. Very well maintained place with friendly staff.

Boston Mama: So much fun for the whole fam. Get a Audubon membership!

Laura S: Nice place to take the little ones.They have sheep,cows,chickens,foxes,goats ,turkeys and a few others.Fresh veggies grown and sold.No pesticides.Ebt accepted

Jim Sawyer: We checked out the farmstead and the quality of produce was amazing. Staff were friendly and helpful. Will definitely be coming back. The farmstead is near the shop. They also sometimes have fresh eggs.

Arthur Rosa: We had a great time at Drumlin Farm! It’s a great place to walk around and look at farm animals. There were sheep, cows, chickens, pigs, goats, and even a fox! They have a collection of native birds as well (owls, hawks, etc.). There’s also a bunch of walking trails. Great place to take a family for an outing to go see the animals!

Roy Shilkrot: We frequent this place. It's very accessible. This time the birds cages had very exciting things: Hawks and owls. We also saw the red foxes and naturally all the farm animals. They had a farm stand, and we could see the fields they grow the vegetables for the farm stand. They also see honey, fresh eggs from the coops and meat. There were wild turkeys too. It's a small place but perfect for something close and interesting.

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istenia sabry: Wonderful!!! Kids place 😍😍😍

Mariya Johansen: We had soooo much fun and we will definitely be back well worth the hour car ride to come here, we’re upset we didn’t find it sooner. Glad they put together this program during April vacation!

K N: Friendly staff and great place for kids! Great place to get connected with nature.

Maurice Karpman: Up close with farm animals in a scenic setting.