Queens County Farm Museum - Queens, New York

tolstova T.

Today my family and I visited the farm. What we liked: there are parking spaces, spacious territory, free entrance, clean toilets, friendly staff. There are vegetable gardens with different plants on the territory, there is even a children's vegetable garden. Of course, we were happy to see the animals: goats, sheep, llamas, pigs, cows, colorful chickens. All the animals are clean and well-groomed. There is even a cozy library with toys on the territory, where you can relax with your child. There are many gazebos and tables on the territory, you can take food and drinks with you and enjoy nature. We were there on December 1 and saw a wonderful Christmas tree market. I am sure that in the summer it is even better here, we definitely recommend it!

Candace F.

I recently attended Queens Farm Museum, and I was thoroughly impressed with the entire experience. For a free event, the quality was outstanding! The farm itself is beautiful and well-maintained, offering a perfect blend of history, nature, and fun. The staff was friendly and helpful, making the experience even more enjoyable for visitors of all ages.

There were so many engaging activities for both kids and adults, and the attention to detail in the programming was fantastic. The farm’s peaceful atmosphere made it a great escape from the city, and I loved the opportunity to see the animals up close, explore the grounds, and learn about agriculture in such a hands-on way.

Considering this was a free event, the quality far exceeded my expectations. It’s rare to find such a well-organized, high-quality experience without an admission fee. I highly recommend visiting Queens Farm Museum whether you’re attending an event or just looking to spend a day outdoors!

Tax P.

A hidden gem. I highly recommend the tour of the farm house to bring this place to life. I loved it. And it's free! Thank you!

While so much has changed about the WAY we do things, people of yesteryear had similar concepts of WHAT they wanted to do. It's fascinating to see how they came up with ways to accomplish daily chores (which took an hour, day or week) with their limited tools. What respect. Men, women and children all contributed. Amazing.

Would have stayed longer to feed the animals, do the Amazing Maize maze and explore so much more, if not for the chilly fall wind.

Mike Z.

Owned and operated by NYC, it’s one of a kind park to visit. Saved from oblivion by string of lucky historical turns of events, the farm is oasis among dense urban development. I have appreciated free farm house tour with historical details, it was highlight of the visit. I wish the farm would allow to purchase food to feed the animals, it would provide for much more engaging interaction with visitors.

diana B.

such a fun place to visit! they currently have a corn maze and hay rides and cider and donuts (oh my!). lots of livestock you can see and you can feed the goats and sheep. very well maintained, vibrant environment. recommend for a family outing or just a quiet day visiting the cows.

Rosario M.

Nice place, clean ..staff is very friendly. The Farm store is cute and people in there are very kind. It would be nice if they have more animals. Also be friendly with all kind of them such a cats and dogs. Maybe have some adoption events..That will be great. 🐱🐶🐱🐶 at the end This is a Farm and all animals should be Welcome.

Mitsy D.

Fun place to visit with the family! I attended a child’s birthday party which was a lot of fun for everyone. We enjoyed seeing the animals and a hay ride around the property. There’s activities every weekend so it’s always a good time to stop by!

Raminess

Free entry to a working farm in the city. It's not a huge place but there's enough to do to spend a day there: hay rides, a corn maze, farm animals (cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, etc) that can be fed, and certain seasons features new events. For the pumpkin picking there was a separate area where you could carve and/or paint the pumpkin you just purchased. The farm store sells fresh eggs and honey, too. There was a live band and many food trucks, the grounds were well kept, and there was enough parking space. The only thing keeping this from getting five stars for me is that I couldn't find a changing table where I could change my toddler's diaper: if it existed, there were no easily posted signs. You can definitely bring a stroller, but be prepared that changing a diaper might be a bit of a challenge if you're bringing kids who aren't yet potty trained.