Heritage Farm Petting Zoo Center 16 Parker Hill Road, Sanbornton, NH 03269

"My family and I had a truly remarkable experience here, Arthur was patient and explained everything and practically gave us a private tour of the place and even allowed me to feed the alpacas their meal as well as do other fun “farm chores” which I really wanted and enjoyed. Really exceeded my wildest expectations"

"Fantastic time visiting the farm. You can tell the owner loves his animals and loves sharing the fun of farm animals with those who come to visit. He was talking about some upgrades he plans to do for next year; can’t wait to visit again"

"Gorgeous property! Arthur, who operates the Petting Farm there was a delight. Knowledgable, caring, and eager to continue growing the operation. Going back tomorrow!"

"Our family had a great experience at Heritage Farm. The employees were friendly, breakfast was delicious, and the atmosphere was great! Our order was taken and we were able to visit the petting zoo while our food was prepared. We were seated upstairs, which had such an old time home feel to it. There were classic children's toys to play with, a piano upstairs and downstairs (with an open Hymnal, which we love to see!) We were visiting from Rhode Island, if we were close by, we would be stopping by more often. I would highly recommend!"

"Put "petting zoo" and "pancakes" in the same sentence, and that's what my partner calls "Kate Bait." After we stuffed ourselves with apple cinnamon, lemon poppyseed, and double chocolate chip pancakes, we ventured behind the pancake house to the stables and barnyard, where we met many roosters and hens, some very fashionable geese, a goat and sheep who might have been in love, two ponies who looked like they got their bangs professionally styled, and a Guinea fowl! I'd never seen one before. She was mouthy. Also in attendance was a very friendly pig and a free-roaming rooster. Also, this place is just so darn beautiful. The family is friendly, the food is delicious, the chickens are cute. "Kate bait" indeed."