Hershberger's Farm and Bakery

Everyone here was so nice I can’t say enough !!!

Walked into the petting zoo with my father and son. We were in the petting area for 10 minutes and my father said perhaps you should buy a season pass? Asked the ladies up front if I could add it on with the reduction of today’s visit. The individual putting food into the cones said “We don’t do that.” Last time I checked greed was a sin in the Bible. Regardless, we adore the animals and did purchase a season pass. Though if you are looking for kinder folks visit The Farm, I highly recommend it.

A large agri-entertainment facility with a petting area (closed during our visit), a farm store and a bakery. The baked goods were, well "good" comes to mind. We bought a couple cream sticks and asked for 2 coffee to wash them down but they ran out of coffee. Everything we saw here was good. But everything we saw we had seen in two or three other places. There just wasn't anything that grabbed you. Maybe if you had kids the petting area would be an attraction. But without it, and with it being off the beaten track, we probably will skip it it the future.

We visited this farm and bakery last Saturday. I recommend going in the bakery first getting your treats and eating them before going over to the animal exhibit. The bakery was very good clean and oh my gosh the sweets from there were divine. We had cream sticks my son had a large donut. I wanted a fry pie but though today I'll get Creamsticks. The farm part was nice my son loved it we got a kick out of all the animals. The only thing I would say is 6 dollars a person was just a little steep and then having to pay for added food it just seems a little high but we had a good time despite. And this time there was more animals

Little fruit filled cheese pastries were delicious. The Blackberry Angel Food Roll was really good too. Thawed in the refrigerator for best result.