Glacier Rock Farms

"Unbelievable. This was a 10 star stop. We went to Glacier Rock Farms for the Enchanted Christmas event. There was: Christmas lights! Animals! Maze! Tractor rides! Santa! Grinch Santa! Crafts! Bon fires! Petting farm! I mean, every brightly corner had another adventure. It was $25 for a family to enter, and $1 per bag of animal food. These bags are HUGE. There are so many animals that the bags will go a long way. But even a picture with Santa was included, as well as the tractor ride and crafts. Everyone working here is so KIND. Everyone was kind to our kids. This was such a friendly, wonderful place that my cheeks hurt from smiling in the drive home. There are many other events throughout the year, and we will be checking it out as they happen!"

"Right from the start the enchantment starts. Upon entering you drive down the lane past the “lite brite” display showing the 12 days of Christmas. There is an indoor area where you can do crafts, enjoy the hot cocoa bar, see the Grinch, and be mesmerized by the singing reindeer!! Take a peaceful tractor ride through the woods to the cottages surrounded by the multitude of lights that are synchronized to the music. Inside you can have pictures taken with the star of the show Santa himself. Spend a fun family evening with plenty for the whole family and a great price point."

"We attended The ENCHANTED CHRISTMAS at Glacier Rock Farms and loved it!! The cookie decorating, craft time and hot chocolate for the kiddos was wonderful. The tractor ride back into the woods was so peaceful. The synchronized light show which surrounded the two Christmas cottages welcomed us, as the snowflakes danced in frigid December air. As we entered Santa’s cottage, we were greeted by Mrs.Claus and her dozen Christmas trees. After our time with Santa, we traveled back to the farm and strolled through the acres of Christmas lights. We will be returning. The entrance fee was affordable and a bargin."

"We definitely had a great time on our field trip. The staff did a wonderful job grouping all of the kids so we could all experience every part of the farm. Plus we all got to pick a pumpkin at the end."