｡(✿‿✿)｡ Family Fun at the Farm ｡(✿‿✿)｡

Kids and adults alike can enjoy feeding cute farm animals in beautiful and peaceful rural scenery, right outside Washington, DC.

⭐️ Attractions ⭐️

Over 250 animals Pig races Feeding the animals (complimentary feed) Hayrides Rubber duck races Combine slide Firetruck slide Large play area

⭐️ Summer Admission ⭐️

⇨ Free admission for children aged 1 and under ⇦

10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday now through August 30th. In the farm by 1 pm. Stay as long as you would like. Saturday and Sunday 10 am - 4:30 pm (last admission 3 pm). Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. If you have any questions, please call (301) 865-9203. Plan your visit.

For September : Click Here to check schedule.

⭐️ How It All Started ⭐️

In 1964, Bob and Coni Keyes decided to transform their 80-acre hog farm in Waterford, Wisconsin into something brand new: pick-your-own vegetables and raspberry farm. Inspired by their own 13 children, they decided to gear the experience toward families and kids. It wasn't long before the operation expanded to include interactions with their animals, and the farm became a destination where children could come to experience agriculture and farm life. Eventually, the Keyes' children grew up and left the nest, but they didn't necessarily leave the family business. Instead, many decided to start their own petting farms in their new towns—which is how ⭐️ Green Meadows ⭐️ started in Ijamsville.

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⭐️ What Happy Visitors Say ⭐️

Craig We had a great time! There are so many things to do and see! From large tractors to play on, to all the farm animals you can imagine, this place has a lot to offer! Plenty of room to sit and grab a bite! The hot dogs were so good! Such a great place to bring the whole family!

Erik I love that Green Meadows allows the kids to get up close and personal the animals. Having been raised on a farm, I love that my kids can see various types of poultry wandering the yard, and see the true scale of a Brahma - experiences that are hard to come by in the DC Metro area.

Rachel This farm is the best! The pig races, the corn and sand silos are a hit with the kids. The tractor ride was great and the covered picnic areas were so nice and free! We had our small party with no issues.