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Visitors to the farm

Visiting us

At Cracker Box Palace, we love having visitors, and so do the animals! 

Stop in anytime we’re open to visit the animals.

They love when you bring treats!

 

 

Please refer to the list HERE for

Safe Food for Farm Animals

(created for Girl Scout Silver Award Project)

a kid feeding the goat

Self-guided tours are allowed and encouraged.

Guided tours for large groups need to be scheduled.

Self-guided tours are encouraged any time the farm is open. We love to have visitors and encourage your interest in our special residents and our unique mission. 

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Self-guided tour maps are available in the main office or at the barns. We ask only that visitors don’t go into the barns if the doors are closed.

Guided Farm/Trail Tours:

Martin's Pasture

Walking the trails

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We ask that you sign in using our kiosk outside of the gift shop. You can also pick up a trail map or download your own now. 

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Please check out Trails and Recreation page for more information. 

Bringing horses

 

Please call ahead if bringing horses for parking availability for horse trailers.

No motor vehicles are allowed on the trails.

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Please check out Horseback Riding page for more information.

What people say

Horse Whisperer

We love your horses. It’s the only opportunity my 2-year-old has had to be around horses, and she is full blown obsessed now. Thank you for everything you guys do!

Melina

Tree Stump

I have been to Cracker Box Palace several times. I love your trails, through woods, over creeks, and along orchards. Occasionally I could see Lake Ontario.

Mary

Girl in Chicken Farm

I visited with my granddaughter and we fed the animals; I loved the horses...so gentle.

Christina

Have you visited Cracker Box Palace lately?

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We’d love to connect with you!

FAQs

  • When are you open for visits? 

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Trails and Outdoor Recreation: Monday - Sunday 8am until dusk

Barns: Monday - Sunday  8am - 4pm 

Office: Tuesday - Friday  9am - 4pm

 

We are CLOSED on New Year’s Eve, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. 

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Guided Tours must be scheduled in advance and you can access our TOUR REGISTRATION FORM HERE.

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  • Where should I park when I visit or volunteer?

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Volunteers and visitors may park along the front of the horse barn at the painted visitor’s sign.

Staff usually park in the lot beside the cow barn or behind the bunk house.

*There is an overflow parking area across Shaker Road for event parking and when other lots are full.

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