Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary

My girlfriend and I found this place online and immediately wanted to go. The story of the farm and the different animals is sad but heart warming. The animals are so friendly and look so healthy. The volunteers here are so knowledgeable and friendly, they taught us so much about the goats and sheep’s lives. It is totally worth coming with your significant other or kids. We loved it and will definitely come back.

Nice facility. Animals all look well cared for. Friendly staff (most all appear to be volunteers). Almost all signs say not to touch the animals. Hard for kids to not want to touch. Very peaceful. Parking is really tight, so if you are uncomfortable in tight spots, to use the overflow lot. Although we were offered a semi guided tour, we chose to wander ourselves. Was difficult to tell where exactly the line for the property is and the animal habitats. Probably best to visit in spring and summer. I hear the holiday rides are really good

This sanctuary is very fun. The animals are so friendly. Is is a nice home for the animals, you can see how much they are cared and loved. There’s so much to look at. We love going there near Easter weekend.

What a magical place! Met so many furry and feathered friends, I didn't want to leave. Everyone working/volunteering here is wonderful too, so willing to help/share info. The animals clearly are so well cared for. I can't wait to return.

Forget Disney being the happiest place on earth, THIS is my happy place! This sanctuary houses animals who have very sad pasts, but thanks to these beautiful souls who rescued them, they are thriving and living their best lives. 🙏💕 It's such a Zen experience...being able to pet the animals, interact with them, and appreciate their beauty up close is amazing. You can feel the love as you walk around. The animals are extremely well-cared for and the volunteers on the grounds are friendly and passionate about what they do. It's so moving to see their unwavering dedication to giving these precious creatures a second chance in life. I wish millionaires and billionaires would reach into their pockets and help places like Winslow instead of buying yachts, space ships or Lamborghinis.... I don't know how Winslow is able to afford giving these animals such a wonderful home by only charging the public $20 admission fees. Bless them and all the animal lovers out there who afford these animals the love, care and dignity that they deserve.I can't recommend Winslow highly enough. Just go and experience the magic for yourself.