Kids love this spot. Bunch of animaba to see she Pet. Cant feed animals because of covid but nice family fun time here.

My daughter absolutely loved petting the goats and sheep. Nice environment for kids

Absolutely wonderful place for children to experience up close the animals. A great day for all of us

We took our 3 year old son to the petting farm at Dominos farms, he loved it. We had so much fun, and got to feed the animals. Only negative thing I have to say is it was $25 for the three us, and $4 for two bags of food, we spent maybe a half hour or 45 minutes. Wasnt worth the money. But my son is a huge animal lover, and the farm is beautiful. Didnt get to see the cows though.

Great place to visit for little ones. Took my 1 year old and he had a blast running around looking at animals. Cant beat the $6 price.

Went for a Halloween event and waited in car for over an hour with little progress so just left. Only reason I gave it two stars is because they simply had the event for those that were lucky or patient enough to see it through,

Very scarce livestock. No adult coordination or supervision other than in ticket booth. Had to stumble around and find animals, figure out how to get into buildings. No signs marking trails or animals. Just very disappointed. Wont be back.

Currently, there are no carrots to feed the animals due to Covid concerns. This is the biggest reason why we go! Also the caboose is closed off and the barn is closed. The animals were uninterested in guests and were too far away to pet anyway. We stayed for 20 minutes and left with disappointed kids and a hole in our wallet. The main page of the website does not mention any of this. Just a huge heads up!

Nice place for the kids to pet the animals. Bonus new pavilion is very nice. Make sure to bring drinks!

We had fun seeing all the animals and being able to pet them. Feeding isnt allowed right now, so the animals werent as interested in us but a few of them still enjoyed the attention.

I really loved this place and all the surrounding areas to enjoy. Visiting here made for one of my favorite days and it was kind of cold and rainy. You can enter the pens so I liked that. Thefe was a very sweet sheep named Socks. Chicken ran around and there was a bunny pen my daughter loved. 100% recommend. There is also a park with old building and a conservatory.

Very nice if y have small kida

Awesome. Went there for the Halloween Drive. A drive-thru theatrical event :-)

Very popular with my three year old. Im not so thrilled by the sad state of some of the animals, and their small enclosures.

Meh not worth $6 or even really $3. Go to Calders in Carleton. No cost unless you want some of their delicious ice cream and 100 times more animals to interact with.

They have a small petting area which was a nice break.

The petting zoo is pretty good but the construction just ruins the fun. The access points are all diverted which makes it a little difficult for people with strollers. On the upside they have peacocks which is pretty fun to see!

Awesome. Very fun and memorable experience. The staff was very nice and the animals were adorable

Amazing and relaxing place, especially for kids petting farm animals.

This is a great place to visit with the kids and have a kids birthday party if you need a location. There isnt much signage to tell you anything about the animals or how to walk through the petting farm so you kind of meander on through at your own pace. They have a good selection of fowl, and various farm animals that are all hungry for carrots!As you drive through Dominos you can also see the other animals such as the cows and bison if youre lucky. Parking is easily accessible, free, and handicap friendly if youre ok with relatively smooth gravel.

Good place to go at least once if you are visiting Ann Arbor, and University of Michigan campus area, because it is right there! Petting zoo is ok, but a great option for a bit of a distraction if you want to interact with some playful animals, and especially if you have little kids with!

No party. Wanted to do a birthday party for our son. Tried online, no response after a few days. Stopped by the office a few days later, said someone would call us back to confirm the details. Called 3 times the over the next week, was told a manager would call back to set it all up and confirm everything. Nothing. Fast forward another week to 3 days before the party, they call asking if we were still interested in having the party there. No. I hope you get better at communication. We tried harder than we should have had to to give you money to have a party there.We’ve enjoyed past visits there too.

Nice place. Clean areas and friendly staff. Wish there was access to all the animals

Fun place, but we mostly go for the cows and holding chickens. Will take 1-2 hours, tops. Wear appropriate footwear of course, expect mud.

My family always enjoy when we are able to visit. Exploring a caboose, hay ride, and petting critters; along with excellent picnic and exploring make for a great family day out. My kids have had fun here from preschool through high school. If your family love critters, you will love this!

Kid friendly, clean, a good amount of walking, around the barn and Welcome Center there were nice sidewalks and that area seemed pretty wheelchair accessible. There is a charge so you will need to bring your wallet with you. The animals in the barn were super friendly but it started to rain so I didnt get to go out to the fields where the alpacas and llamas are. It appears that theyre building a nice brand new Welcome Center so theres areas under construction as of 8/19.

Nice place to visit for a walk with the family. We were here about an hour. Friendly staff (besides the girl in the store, she seemed clearly not interested in being there and not a people person). The animals are cool though. Loved chatting with one of the ladies keeping the grounds up and feeding the animals. Overall pleased and probably would return.

Great petting zoo with lots of animals. Fun for the whole family.

Lovely. Perfect for social distancing.

Such a cute little petting farm, had sheep, goats, cows, horses, chickens, pigs, alpaca, donkeys and rabbits. The animals are very sweet, and certain ones your allowed to pet and feed some carrots, but not all such as horses, pigs and donkeys. My 3 year old boys LOVED seeing the animals and feeding them, such a cool experience for them. Priced fair, $6 bucks a person and under 2 is free, $2 for a bag of carrots so not expensive at all. They have a little store you can buy some toys ice cream etc. Only negative things for me was I felt the rabbit pin needed a good cleaning, and bathroom seats were stained yellow and yucky and need to be replaced asap, water fountain was broken too..but it did say they need donations so we donated to help. Overall was a fun time so we will definitely be back!

A great local place for kids do get up close with farm animals. Additional attractions like tractor ride and pony rides were not available when we went so I cant speak to those. Would have liked to maybe pet or hold the bunnies. Animals are extremely friendly and enjoy interaction with people.

Great experiece for ALL my kids ages 6months to 13 years old! Staff is amazing and just a great place to spend the day! Thank you domino farms

We love it! My only concern no one use protection ,no mask!!!

Dude its free, always appreish when trying to find fun things for the kiddos to do

We had a birthday party for our five year old daughter and a dozen friends today. Staff was wonderful, the kids had a blast running around and feeding the animals, and the pizza tasted great too! Overall it was a great experience for a relaxed, low stress birthday

What a disappointment. Maybe if they had the restrooms functional it would have been helpful for my class. Also there wasnt very many animals to actually pet. Yes the goats were awesome. It also the rabbits. The staff didnt really go around with you to actually talk about the animal husbandry. So so I had to get my 4-H hat on and explain to my students about the animals. Maybe if it was more into the season the staff would have been more knowledgeable.

Friendly staff and the animals were great with my kids, ages 2 and 4. They are paving the main entrance now but I didn’t have any trouble getting around. Take a picnic lunch, there are lots of great spots including a huge picnic shelter.

Its a nice place, great for spending an hour or two but the $6 a person and $2 for the little bag of carrots seems a bit steep (thats why its 4/5. For $6 you should get a free bag of carrots. PRO TIP, buy one bag and then just pick up all the hundreds of carrots everyone else drops. We left with more carrots than we started with. There are cows, llamas, rabbits, chickens, ducks, turtles, peacocks and pigs. Nice time with the kids but not quite worth the $45 for admission and carrots for 5 people.

When we came to visit about 1/3 of the petting farm was closed and they werent offering any pony rides. We were told that this was due to them currently training new staff for the season. The few animals that were out were fun to see. They do not interact much. Once you feed them, they run away. The farm was nice overall. I wish they offered a wider range of hours for those of us who work a M-F 9-5, but still a nice place to take small children when you have the chance.

Had a blasted out there great petting farm

So much fun for all

This is a small simple farm with all the basic animals to see and interact with. Perfect for my little kids. For older kids however I think there are better choices.

I love the setting and they have a good amount of ducks, chickens, sheep, horses and cows. My son loved the pond. Its definitely worth the visit.

My entire family loves this farm! We bought a membership and don’t mind driving from Toledo to visit often. Keep in mind when planning your visit that it is a farm not a zoo. The price is very reasonable, and helps to support the care of the animals. The staff is friendly, and the animals are well taken care of. The only thing we haven’t been able to enjoy are the pony rides. We have never seen any ponies while there.

I pass by here twice a day, once going to work the other going home. The animals are outside all day long regardless of the weather (snow, sleet, freezing rain) it seems that they have inadequate shelter to brave the winter. I hope I’m wrong.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the petting farm. There is a wide array of animals to intrigue youngsters of all ages. The facility is attractive and well maintained, though a bit hard to find the turnoff from Earhart Road. Animals include cows, horses, pigs, goats, hens, sheep, llamas, bunnies. The staff is extremely kind and warm towards the children. The only drawback is the price, which is a bit steep for the amount of time spent there.

Kids will really enjoy feeding the animals.

Very affordable. Lots of animals to feed carrots to and more to just look at or pet. Bathrooms were tidy. Even a caboose to check out and see how railroad workers traveled and lived.

Its not a bad place. My young girls enjoyed themselves when I took them there.

My 1&half year old son had so much fun.....not very big but good enough. Highly recommended!

Kids had a lot of fun with many different kinds of animals to see and pet and several they were even able to feed

My 2 year old son had a great time feeding all the animals, Friendly staff, highly recommended

A wonderful place to head with small children. Its clean (within reason for a farm) and full of fun animals and farm life.

Not much to do here, extremely expensive for what they offer. For the same price go to Kensington, much better experience

What a wonderful place to bring a group of kids. I brought 75 children. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. I highly recommend the tractor ride for everyone.

Nice place to go with the family

Small but good access to the animals. Be prepared for a lot of walking especially if you have little ones.

My toddler and I had an wonderful time...very therapeutic for him as well as being Hands-On Interactive fun exciting, and the staff was absolutely amazing very professional the animals were just as involved as the children was involved and trying to get attention love and care thank you Dominos farm for showing us a wonderful time

Great for kids!

These animals look neglected and sad. The pony was in need of grooming and care. I could see the sadness in the horses eyes. It was pitiful....the only animals that looked well taken care of were the rabbits...not much too see here....i grew up around horses all my life and these people that run this farm are definatly not taking proper care of them. I dont think I will be back.

Great place to take the little ones.

Nice assortment of animals and conveniently located by major highways. Bathrooms are the only downside- they have them, they just require a bit of a hike to get to because of their position on the grounds and parking setup (they are not a quick trip to from any place in the zoo). They do have changing stations for the little ones.

Nice place to take young children. We had fun feeding the farm animals and it wasnt too big for the little ones to walk.

Went here as a kid and now taking my kids. Always a fun time on Dominos farm

These animals were not happy. I was spat at by a llama. Normally they do that when theyre pissed off. None of them were doing their happy humming that llamas do. Poor things just hated life. There really isnt a whole lot to see. You can only feed the goats and llamas the carrots. Pretty much was a waste of my money. Oh well you live and learn.

Some people have said that this place is expensive. At $6 a person, I thought it was a great deal. We went in March, temperature in the high 30s, low 40s, and still had a good time.

A very fun place went with my sons school.

Absolutely adorable. And just because you dont have kids is no excuse not to come.6 dollar admissions with 2 dollar bag of carrots if curious about pricing.

This was a great experience for my 3 year old daughter and 2 year old nephew. Being able to feed some of the animals carrots(small fee for each little bag) really made the kids day! The animals are well cared for and healthy. The staff was pleasant and helpful. Highly recommended for all ages.

Small but personal petting zoo. A few animals outside and more inside a barn which makes for a great visit even if it is a bit rainy. Admission is 6 bucks but free for toddlers under 2.Needed an easy activity for my daughter and this was something that she really enjoyed. Feeding carrots to the animals was her favorite.

I love visiting Dominoes Farms. My son loves seeing, feeding and petting all of the animals. Its a great place to visit if youve got young children.

Fun little outting, great for all ages, small working farm where you can pet all the animals and even feed most of them..

If you have a young kid this is a fun place to stop and spend about an hour petting animals then have a picnic lunch.

Very sweet little Farm, but as it seems there is not very much space for e.g. the pigs...maybe it just seems so..but the animals look very relaxed

Perfect for kids and animal lovers. Youll want three or four bags of carrots, the llamas and goats hoover them up.

Cute little farm. My daughter enjoyed feeding the animals.

Really nice. Not only did my 3yr old son enjoy himself I did as well. We fed the animals and took the tractor ride. I wish there were more animals to feed though. Not enough things to make you spend hours there but it was cool while it lasted.

Fun time seeing the animals. Did not see much as it was raining and I was serving coffee but from what I could see I will be bringing the kids back soon!

Our four-year-old was in love with this!

It wwas so worth the 20 minute drive. Got away from the city and had too much fun with the little person.

A wonderful place for young children to fall in love with animals for a nominal price of entry. Wonderful support staff makes it more delightful.

Just OK. $6 entry each, for adult or child. You get to pay for bag of carrots to feed a few animals. Something like Kensington is much better.

Cheap but not much there..

Friendly staff and affordable family outing. Place is clean and animals are well taken care of.

This is a cute little petting farm. It has basic farm animals and is a really good idea to bring a small child. I went with a coworker of mine and her one year old. I very much enjoyed it. The animals seem to be in very good condition and well taken care of. It was very hot out. There was much shade and water available for the animals. Their was a heat advisory out, so there were not many people. We could rain pretty freely through out the small barn and grassy fields they had. They also had pony ride available, but we did not partake. I also didnt see any ponys. Their gift shop isnt anything interesting unfortunately. I was hoping to find a Nick-nack to take home but it was mostly just childrens toys. Their was also a train that I believe you could go into, but we did not take a close look. Overall, it was super cute and very enjoyable.

Limited animals, done in under 45 minutes. It was winter and the llama, pony, horses had muddy pens with no warm shelter or stimulation that we could see. Couldnt get to the horses, they had it closed off. My 2 1/2 year old enjoyed petting what she could, sheep and goats basically. Pigs were a.w.o.l. Drove an hour and a half to get there, disappointed. Maybe summer would be better but we have no interest in going again

Cute farm, cheap prices, and conveniently located near the appointment we had. Our kids were a little young and our daughter has autism so she was a little scared but overall fun. Best part was the tractor ride.

Went to in the summer, such a wonderful experience. So nice to be able to actually get up close enough to touch the animals.

Not much to see. But had a great time.

Great for kids! Fun to feed the animals.

I read a bunch of negative reviews if this place, but glad we decided to still go. Locals recommend. We had a great time. GoodThey have posted who you can feed and who you cant. Many staff around to answer questions. Tractor rides cost extra, but so fun in the sun.

Dont go in winter. Limp carrots as food for animals and disinterested staff.

We arrived close to closing time, were kindly invited to see some animals and buy some treats for them. The employee was as nice as the day is long! She did not try to corral us enthusiastic kids and we had a really nice experience. We are looking forward to returning after some of the pregnant animals have delivered. We have been there many times over the years and it is the only place of its kind.

Late winter is not the best time to visit, but the animals are very comfortable with children and love interaction and it was not crowded at all. Our two and a half year old had a great time. Wear old shoes.

I loved this place! There is not a ton of animals, but you get your carrots to feed them and the animals are really friendly towards people. There is some things for little kids to do besides the animals and benches and space for kids to play.

Great place for kids.

Easy to find the lobby you need!

Nice farm, goats, horses, cow, lamas, sheeps outside and inside, have playroom for kids and bathroom, they sell carrots to feed animals

My grandson loved the goats, chickens, sheep ponies duck chicken and lamas. Also a great place for your morning walk

Less animals than expected. Staff was very nice.