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Fun and Adventure at Plum Loco Animal Farm

Kids love Plum Loco Animal Farm in Door County because it’s a fun, hands-on adventure where they can get up close with animals and enjoy the outdoors. From meeting friendly farm animals to exploring the colorful farm grounds, there’s plenty to keep little ones curious and entertained. The relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere gives kids a chance to learn, play, and make special memories while experiencing a taste of farm life.

Kids can do much more than just see animals at Plum Loco Animal Farm. They can:

Pet and feed farm animals like horses, ponies, donkeys, goats, sheep, pigs, and geese. Feed buckets with grain and carrots are available.

Explore the Play Farm Village, with child-sized buildings such as a farmhouse, barn, country vet clinic, diner, general store, and livery stable.

Use hands-on farm toys and equipment and enjoy imaginative farm play.

Play lawn and oversized board games, including activities that can appeal to older kids and adults too.

Play with puzzles and other games around the grounds

Paint pumpkins in the fall when the seasonal activity is offered.

Enjoy a picnic and open space while parents relax in the rustic gazebos. 

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