Clark's Elioak Farm

I grew up going to Enchanted Forest so this farm always brings back memories. It is fantastic to see the old pieces restored. I gave the farm 3 stars because the staff was not very friendly and all the Enchanted Forest houses are locked and the kids can't play with them, only look. There are pieces they can play on too though (my daughter likes to pretend so the houses were a tease). Children can ride horses but they only get to go around the short track once. There is a cute train that you can ride also. The two above activities are $2 per person. The entrance fee to the farm is $6 per person. There are goats, horses, chickens, and rabits to see and even pet which is cool. It is a fun place, but can be a bit of a tease with so many things to "look" at but you can't play with.
3 8 years ago (17-05-2018)

This local Farm is such a gift to those who live around Columbia & Ellicott city, we were waiting for it to reopen after a very long winter. The Farm has many local animals that kids love to interact with, my daughter loves to feed the goats, it's really cute. (Make sure to bring quarters with you to buy the goats food) The entry fee is not expensive it's $6 per person & if you want your kids to ride a pony for example that's an additional $2. There are many other paid and free activities that the kids can do inside. You can always bring your own food and enjoy having your breakfast or lunch outdoors. The farm is safe, never felt afraid about the kids safety but you should always keep an eye on your kids just in case. The staff are really friendly and helpful.
5 8 years ago (21-04-2018)

The experience here is awesome. Very inexpensive, very friendly staff. The animals are well taken care of and have so much space to roam! The goatsare so friendly and used to human interaction. I have been bring my son here for 4 years now, spring time and the fall is our favorite. We love seeing the babies and picking out our pumpkin.
5 8 years ago (18-05-2018)

This is a nice little farm to bring young children to. It has animals for them to feed, pet, or look at. These include goats, ducks, rabbits, chickens, ponies, horses, turkeys, plus, and emues. They have kids activities you pay for including pony rides, a cow train, and a hay ride. During the hay ride they have lots of things for kids to look at. They put faces on trees and kids enjoy trying to find them all. They have several play areas with different fairy tail themed structures etc to go with them. Kids enjoy recognizing the fairy tale items and peeking in the houses. There is even an enchanted forest with a maze where you find lots of fairy tale scenes. They have more stuff going on when school is out than when not. But there are also a lot less people there when school is in session. I think it is best for kindergarten and younger kids.
4 8 years ago (28-05-2018)

This place is fantastic for small children. They have some of the stuff from the old Enchanted Forest, as well as many different animals for kids to pet and even an enclosure where you can go inside and play with the goats. Go ahead and get a season pass, it's not expensive to visit once, but it does add up, and for our family the cost of a season pass was just slightly more than what we'd spend on just five visits. In addition to what I mentioned above, there are also several slides of different lengths, a play area for young toddlers, and both hay rides and train rides. The people working there have also always been incredibly nice and welcoming to us.
5 8 years ago (19-05-2018)