Red Valley Ranch

"We visited Red Valley Ranch for this first time yesterday. Unfortunately, from my mistake - I misread the timing of their Unicorn Day event. When we arrived, the event was already over and they were starting to clean up. However, instead of it being a wash, the staff and owners at Red Valley were nothing short of wonderful and extremely accommodating. My children weren't sad that the "Unicorns already went back into the forrest" (thanks so the very clever staff for that!!!), but they had the best time on the farm. My children loved riding on Blaze and checking out the views of the farm. They enjoyed the scavenger hunt that was still out from the event. They loved mining for gems and learning how to milk a cow. By far their favorite part was the petting zoo and feeding the animals. You can tell that all of the animals are cared for in the best way, the animals are kind, and well fed. Both of my children even got to sit down and hold a goat in their lap! They were in awe! Thank you for teaching my children how to feed the animals in such a way that it was an incredibly fun and safe. Thank you for making this afternoon excursion one where they will continue to remember. We will definitely be back!"

"Wonderful people. The farm animals were a huge hit at our camp!"

"Reasonably priced, pony and horse rides, petting zoo, small store, plenty of parking and lots of friendly workers. What's not to love?! Worth visiting!"

"I went to red valley ranch after a certain feed supply chain sold us a couple mislabeled chicks, with the intention of getting green and blue egg laying chicks. While I found their chicks to be a little pricey, they are well worth the money. I originally bought three olive eggers, a raccoon had gotten two of them and I knew the one standing couldn’t thrive without a buddy or two. I went back and got two blue eggers a week or so later. I waited to leave a review because I have been led wrong and was hesitant about the validity of their egg color claims. We are beyond happy as our chickens have finally started laying and they are in fact green and blue!! (In the picture, the brown eggs are from my more mature chickens and the green and blue are from my designer, Red Valley Ranch babies!) The owner was sweet and the person who got the chicks for me was happy to explain the differences in the breeds they offered. We will certainly be back."