wellington farm

Went and took my family and 2 year old daughter. It was very interesting. My daughter was bored but what do you expect for a educational experience. I loved it however and thought it was a great value and a good thing. I will return for sure. Being a loca,l it makes me sad they aren't more busy.

This was something interesting to see.This is a working depression era farm. The grounds are beautiful and you can take a walking tour or ride in a little trolley pulled behind a tractor and the farm owners will give you the history of the farm.There are many buildings to see including a basket shop, a summer kitchen, a church, a grist mill, and a barn with some HUGE steam tractors.There is also a barn with animals that you can feed - pigs, llamas, sheep, chickens, etc. Bring your quarters to buy feed out of the little machine.There were also two ponies out in the field that seemed friendly.The day that we were there, they were doing a garden tractor pull, so we watched that for a while.The only thing we would have changed was that there were not any attendants working in the shops. The farmer / tour guide said that there would be demonstrations going on in some of the buildings, be we didn't see anyone. He said they were having a tough time getting people to volunteer at the farm.My two year old loved the place and we are glad we went.