I love this place and the workers were super nice and educational. Some things were hands on experience. Would like to take my grandchildren there around Thanksgiving time.

we went with our homeschool group during the school year. All the buildings were open, but there weren't as many activities as there are in the summer. It is classic Texas pioneer but very accessible for young children.

Great experience for the kids. Try to visit during cooler months of the year as it is outdoors and with limited shade. It is a unique experience and very worth the visit.

Great Hallowe'en experience, very natural....but spooky!

We went here with our toddler and two grandparents just to participate in kids day. We expected a living museum (and yes, it is difficult to round up volunteers), but unfortunately none of the advertised demonstrations were operating. In truth, it is a poorly organized museum. A lot of old buildings to be sure, a handful of run-down teepees, rusty... More

Fun maybe a stretch, but we did enjoy Pioneer farms. Rizwan enjoyed recreating pioneer life, especially the outdoor cooking. For me,it was more interesting seeing my kids react, rather then actually the exhibits themselves. Feeding the donkeys was a highlight, as was the $5 horse ride. We want on a beautiful day. I imagine summer is not a good time... More

The farm has never been modernized. Several weekends a year they host special events. Great to see how our ancestors lived and worked when they were pioneering this land.

interactive step into another time. great for families!

Note that this perspective from a day when nothing was scheduled: It was just a hot, dry, dusty, worn out farm with mostly dilapidated exhibits and absolutely nothing going on. Only one employee was present, in the gift shop. We left scratching our heads, wondering why anyone would want to go there. The web site should make it more clear:... More