I did see someone post about it being a little out of control. You can’t help but feel such happy and positive energy. I have a very emotional draining full-time job, and this place is like my reset button for the week. I volunteer at the funny farm every Sunday. I think we only spent an hour and half there because it was very hot that day but if I come back in cooler weather, and by myself I would be there til they kick me out lol. I only bought animals snack buckets, a bottle of water and a Funny T-shirt, which they have in many sizes and colors, I love it! We have wild turkeys in NJ (if you have to deal with one lost in your cul de sac be prepared for chaos).Īmenities are snack and beverage cart (Kim I believe her name is makes fresh pastries), and merch cart. I am an amateur bird and wildlife photographer, so being around geese is no big deal but they are loud, and the Peacocks are louder! The tom turkeys are also very cool to observe. And Connor! Laurie's small grey dog "Puppy" is hilarious and really cute. I am actually thinking about volunteering in the future and requesting to work with the mini horses. I fell in love with all of the donkeys especially Eeyore and JJ and JJ's buddy.and also Connor the Emu!!! The pony that roams is very cool, and I'm a sucker for mini horses. The goats can be a little aggressive if you are a small child with a bucket so make sure you assist your small child.
They are all looking for treats.a bucket of apples/carrots and a bucket of lettuce for the chickens/geese. They only let the ones that are very comfortable with humans out of their pens.
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Once you get there be prepared for animals free roaming. We filled out the waivers on the car ride over (takes about 5 min).
Throw in goats, donkeys, emus, sheep, pigs, a llama, a steer, an alpaca, cats, several of Laurie's dogs, and about 200 chickens and geese and you have the funny farm (what to expect). There are about 8 horses and 2 mini horses. I used to ride horses and feel very comfortable around them and am familiar with a horse farm environment. I live in Turnersville the same town where Laurie grew up, about 35/40 min away. I've been watching the facebook/youtube videos for over 6 months before I actually went. I am just trying to warn there is always a chance a goat could jump on top of your car.Īnyway, the farm visit was amazing. If you don't want your vehicle exposed to free roaming animals park on the street outside the farm.
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