Crowes Nest Farm Inc 10300 Taylor Lane, Manor, TX 78653

"Very nice folks overall and a spacious, comfortable place to see, feed & learn about a bunch of animals! Enjoyed the fairy tale themed garden & sculpture area too. We come for Fall Fest in October regularly; the raptor show is not to be missed! The horse ride fella was kinda salty this time but no biggy."

"Perfect size farm to visit with young kids. We stayed for about 2 hours but there were a couple things we didn’t do. You can buy some pellets to feed the goats and you can also pay for a kids horse ride. There was also a small pumpkin patch at the entrance. The kids went on a barrel ride and we all went on a hay ride. So many different animals and lots of space for them to roam. The employees were very informative and cheerful. Would love to come back again some time."

"A great place to bring the whole family! They have very clean and spacious restrooms in a small building. They also have a gift shop and towards the back there is room to view reptiles. Plenty of pumpkins in the pumpkin patch to choose from. We enjoyed the Raptor birds demonstration and you get to touch the birds as well. Plenty to see and do for the kids! This place is very large with lots of animals to see and feed. They also have a barrel ride for the kids. The highlight of the farm was the 20min hay ride where they take you to see the Bisons and an Ostrich along with the guide giving an education about the animals and you get to touch an Ostrich egg too. There is plenty of parking. They have snacks and beverages in the gift shop and there is a snack stand on the farm as well. Plenty of space for the kids to run around too. Please visit the farm for your support as they were hit pretty tough financially last year, they lost 80,000 visitors due to the pandemic! If you can't visit, please go to there website for donations. The staff and guides were very pleasant!"

"Went in on a whim on a weekend without the research and was extremely satisfied with what we saw. Found out it's a non profit with friendly farmers and workers who take really good care of the farm animals. We saw goats, sheep, cows, turkeys, emus, geese, reptiles, amphibians, miniature ponies, horses, and various other domestic livestock. There's a whole bunch of live demonstrations ranging from milking cows to special animal shows. You can take Hayrides that take visitors to see bisons and ostriches. For some extra bucks, you can ride horses! In addition to animals, they had flower, vegetable, and herb gardens by the entrance. They also have fall festival activities/ pumpkin patches during the weekends all throughout October. Admission is admittedly kinda high. However, they had a terrible 2020 and most of 2021 as they make most of their revenue from school field trips which didn't happen in these years. And all the funds go towards maintaining the farm! On the plus side, children 2 and under are free. We were only there for a little over an hour and didn't do most of the things they offer other than see the farm animals. We will certainly come back more prepared to explore and see all the offerings and get our money's worth sometime in the future! Lastly, make sure to get the local honey from the gift store!"