Grant's Farm, St Louis

First you can see the Budweiser Clydesdales which is very well kept from stall to pasture. The you take a tram around some pastures where you can barely see any animals but you get to see a couple of old buildings that Grant lived in at one time. Next you enter a petting zoo environment but you can only pet on exhibit. Overall, It was not worth the time.

If it weren't for the fact it's free I wouldn't go back. Since it's owned by Budweiser people thier name is everywhere! You can't buy a single thing from the gift store w/o it saying Beer this and beer that. Not to mention even though it's a National Historic Site (That's why it's Grant's Farm) you can't tour Hardscabble. There is no info of the Grant side of it unless you want to spend money on a private tour! They have also turn it into a place to where all they try to do is sell you beer! I mean the entire grounds have been turned into a Zoo! And not a very good one. My advice, try it once then stay away. Grant's Farm is not want they say!

How lucky we are to have this gift from the Busch family. The kids love to ride the train, the stories are interesting, the setting is beautiful and historic, and free beer is always a good thing :)

I THINK GRANT'S FARM IS A GREAT PLACE TO TAKE OUT OF TOWN VISITORS. IT'S NOT EVERY DAY THAT YOU CAN FEED A CAMEL. I ALSO LIKE IT BECAUSE IT IS FREE. YOU HAVE TO PAY TO PARK, BUT THAT ISN'T BAD. EVERYONE IS SO NICE THERE, TOO.

My family and I go to Grant's Farm at least once a year. The whole experience is great. We enjoy the cyldesdales, the staff, the shows, the train, the animals, everything. The whole place is clean, it's just a fantastic place to go.

Take your time and spend the say. Wonderful place to visit.

There are lots of animals to see for the younger children. My two boys age 2 and 5 really enjoyed feeding the goats. It is easy to maneuver with strollers and wasn't over crowded.

I liked the fact that it is a great place for children to see the famous horses up close. There are many diffrent animals for them to see. It is an inexpensive place to take a family.

It is like a Zoo, but a lot more hands on. You can feed camels, baby goats, and other furry and exotic animals. They have a host of animals that are literally inches from you during the tram ride. It's a lot of fun, especially for kids. If you haven't had the baby goats chew on your clothes while feeding them, then you're not from St. Louis.

surroundings cleanliness helpful employees family atmosphere it was an extremely hot day when we were there. the shade made it much more enjoyable. the grandchildren were having so much fun seeing thr animals and the ride thru the park.