Clark's Elioak Farm - Farm in Ellicott City - 10500 Clarksville Pike, USA

Had a great time. Been wanting to go here for years. There were several school field trips happening while we were there. Being around so much enthusiasm only enhanced the experience. Would recommend

My toddler had fun visiting the farm. He pet a goat, we got a hay ride, picked a pumpkin, and he enjoyed the story book statues. Relatively affordable. Minus one star for forcing me to exit through the gift shop where my toddler forced me to buy him a toy.

This was a nice place to take my son on a summer day. $8.00 admission includes petting zoo and play areas. Hay rides and train rides are extra. Most of the former Enchanted Forest is now displayed here. There is a small giftshop and plenty of picnic areas.

We came here with my small children on Saturday and we all had a blast! There is so much to do and see! My kids loved feeding the goats and petting the horse! We will be coming back! 😊

It was awesome, the pumpkins at the field are small, but there are big ones at the store there. The tractor ride was fun! There was a maze that was fun from big children to be jumping around too!

We went with a grumpy kindergartener so that played a part. It was hot, and that didn't help and the only thing he was interested in was the gift shop, which you enter to pay, unless you are part of a birthday party group. It is a great opportunity to feed goats, see a cow, ride a horse slowly in a small circle, and take a hay ride. Since it was hot, many of the animals were napping in the shade, except for the pygmy goats. This seems like a better place for kids 4 and below.

Clark's Elioak Farm has plenty of parking (gravel lot), friendly staff and activities that most ages can enjoy. It is a very open property and you can take your time walking about. There are also picnic tables and restrooms available. The 'Enchanted Forest' is a neat storybook concept but the actual structures are dated and in need of renovations and fresh paint. I think the business would benefit from offering packages for guests so you can choose a selection instead of a 'pick and choose' activity menu. We were a little surprised that there was an $8 admission charge for a 14 month old child. $2 or $4 would have been more appropriate. For four adults, one child for admission and train ride each it was $72.50 - and I'd recommend people not purchase the train ride. Also, $2.50 for a short, one lap (approximately 50 seconds) pony ride is too much, despite being a low cost. The young woman leading the horse, Captain Jack, was very nice though. We just wish the ride was comparable to the cost. They'd be better off getting rid of the actual pony ride and instead offer an educational experience for children to learn about equines. The goat feeding area is incredible and absolutely the highlight of the farm. You can enjoy feeding the goats and there is a calming, therapeutic quality to that area. I would not call the petting area a "petting zoo," as that suggests multiple available animal interactions. But the goat are is excellent and very enjoyable. Overall we had a great time feeding the goats, but the rest of the farm was so-so. We'd return for the goats but nothing else. This could be a nice spot for a 5 y/o's birthday party.

A really nice place for kids of all ages to visit! Has a petting zoo type feel for many of the animals, has a tractor ride, castle, sunflower maze, forest area with lots of cool interactive items as well. Solid 4/5!! If you get hungry or thirsty they have food and drinks as well that are reasonably priced food type trucks. One note is that all bathrooms are port a potties so if you have little kiddos it’ll be a bit of a restroom challenge.