Working farm and drive-thru safari park featuring over 500 animals from six continents, horse-drawn wagon rides, and immersive Amish cultural experiences.
General Information
Closed Sunday
Closed November to March
Adults: $15.00
Children (3–12): $12.00
Seniors: $12.00
Groups (15+): $11.00
Admission with Wagon Ride:
Adults: $21.00
Children (3–12): $16.00
Seniors: $16.00
Groups (15+): $15.00
Feed buckets: $3.00 (64oz)
How to Get There
From Berlin, OH (9 mi): Head west on US-62 W for 2 miles, then turn left onto OH-39 W. Continue for 5 miles, then turn right onto County Road 114 and follow signs to the entrance.
Overview
The Farm at Walnut Creek is a one-of-a-kind destination that blends the charm of a traditional Amish farm with the excitement of a global animal safari. Nestled in the rolling hills of Ohio’s Amish Country, the farm is home to over 500 animals from six continents, including giraffes, zebras, kangaroos, and bison. Visitors can drive through the expansive animal park or opt for a horse-drawn wagon ride led by Amish guides, offering up-close encounters and the chance to hand-feed the animals. The experience is both educational and entertaining, making it ideal for families, school groups, and curious travelers alike.
Beyond the animal encounters, the farm offers a glimpse into Amish life through its authentic non-electric farmhouses, blacksmith shop, and seasonal demonstrations of traditional farming practices. Guests can explore barns, stroll through gardens, and enjoy fresh-baked cookies in the farmhouse kitchen. Seasonal events like the Fall Festival add to the charm, featuring pumpkin slingshots and harvest-themed activities. With its unique combination of cultural heritage and wildlife adventure, The Farm at Walnut Creek provides a memorable and enriching experience for all ages.
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