Happy Rolph's Animal Farm

Beautiful farm! Free entry and everything inside is free as well. Kids loved the playground, well kept animals, scenic walk to the water which was breathtaking, and the trees add more to the scenery! Definitely will go again!

We were pleasantly surprised to find Happy Rolph’s Animal Farm with free parking onsite and no entrance fee (donation by choice). This was a low obligation way to get the kiddos out seeing animals (no big entrance fee/whole day commitment that you'd end up doing for other zoos). While there aren't a ton of animals (like you'd have at the bigger zoos), there are certainly enough to enjoy up close and personal.

My kids LOVED their playground! It was a tractor theme with plenty of interesting things to climb, touch and do.
The other lovely feature of this farm is all the green space! Bring some balls, a Frisbee, bubbles etc and take advantage of the large areas to just roam and play.

Pack a lunch because there are plenty of tables and shade so you can eat on site. Bathrooms too! Another must: Stroll the 911 remembrance walk with a gorgeous view of the lake.
Plenty of ducks & geese to see and make sure to spot the gnomes along the way.

Small, yet extremely clean and well kept park with animals to feed. Free entry, but since is a nonprofit, you could donate. Would recommend visiting if in the area. If you love nature, the walk to the coastline is worth it.

Went here for a picnic, hike and to look at the animals. It cost $2 a cup to feed the ducks. There are washrooms, picnic tables, trails, and a park alongside the sanctuary. You’re able to scan a QR code and donate. Bring water as there are no water refill stations.

No tickets needed. Very awesome experience for kids to see wildlife. The zoo area is kept very clean and maintained very well. All the animals looked happy and kept lovingly. Nice grand walk to the pond and lake. Tons of ducks to see. The kids playground too has updated everything and is a joy for the young ones and their elder guardians alike. Parking does get full but can park along the road.