Open – 10am to 4pm
May & September (Sat & Sun)
Memorial Day (Mon, May 30)
June, July & August (Thur, Fri, Sat & Sun)
Children 23 months and under FREE
Members and their guests (up to 5) DO NOT need to purchase tickets.
Zoo Admission
$22.00
Zoo Admission
Charmingfare Farm is home to many traditional agricultural animals you would expect to see on a farm. Children will enjoy the Dairy Discovery Barn, home to our large hands-on petting area. After visiting with the farm animals you will follow the paths leading into the woods and there you’ll encounter our wildlife exhibits; home to some of North America’s greatest predators.
When can I visit the animals?
- Tickets Must Be Purchased ONLINE
- Open – 10am to 4pm
- May & September (Sat & Sun)
- Memorial Day (Mon, May 30)
- June, July & August (Thur, Fri, Sat & Sun)
- Closed
- Labor Day Weekend (Sept 3, 4 & 5)
- During the Off Season
- October. November, December, January, February, March and April our animals may be available to visit during special events.
Click here to see our calendar. Please read the event page to see if the animals are available during that particular event.
- October. November, December, January, February, March and April our animals may be available to visit during special events.
On the farm, we’ve got alpacas, beef cattle, chickens, dairy cattle, donkeys, draft horses, ducks, geese, llamas, miniature horses, Nigerian miniature goats, Old English Baby Doll sheep, oxen, peacocks, pigs, ponies, rabbits, saddle horses and turkeys.
Some of our wildlife residents include black bears, wolf, camel, eagle owl, red fox, bobcat, coyote, porcupine, raccoon, fallow deer and skunks.
Children Wagon Rentals
During your visit, you may ask about renting one of our wagons. Children love riding around the farm in one of these special wagons.
You Should Know
Admission Ticket(s) are NON REFUNDABLE once purchased.
Please review our WEATHER POLICY .
(Check our website before heading to the farm when there is inclement weather, especially when temperatures are 90 degrees or higher.)WASH YOUR HANDS after visiting the animals. Parents should supervise children’s hand washing especially, before drinking or eating any food.
We cannot guarantee any particular animal(s) will be visible or on exhibit during your visit.
We deliberately allow the vegetation in our wildlife enclosures to become overgrown. This practice simulates a more natural habitat, creates a sense of security and we believe the ground stays cooler aiding in the comfort of the wildlife.
Our Animal Feed Cups DO NOT need meet the same standards of control as food for human consumption. Assume NO PRECAUTION has been taken towards anyone with a food allergy, especially with regards to peanuts.
The farm for the most part is wheelchair accessible. Please call 603 483-5623 x100 if you have any questions or concerns. We are always willing to accommodate request to the best of our ability.
FREE PARKING for all including campers and buses.
NO PETS ARE ALLOWED and there are no kennel facilities at the farm. Service animals are welcome.
