All ages welcome • 45 Minutes & 1.5 Hour
Spend 45 minutes or 1.5 hours brushing, feeding, and photographing miniature Highland cows, Nigerian Dwarf Goats, and seasonal pheasants at a private farm near Holly, Michigan. Small group sizes, treat cups, and hands-on guidance make this a relaxed, family-friendly rural experience.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Light mobility required—standing, short walks on flat farm ground; suitable for most ages and families.
Wildlife
History
Holly sits in Oakland County with long agricultural roots and recreational access to the Chain of Lakes, making farm stops a local tradition.
Conservation
The farm limits group sizes and enforces handwashing to reduce stress and disease transfer; guests are asked to follow handlers' guidance to protect animal welfare.
All ages welcome • 45 Minutes & 1.5 Hour
Arrive early
Plan to arrive 5–10 minutes before your slot to check in and get oriented with the handlers.
Wear closed-toe shoes
Barn surfaces and paddocks can be uneven and muddy; closed-toe shoes protect feet and improve traction.
Bring a camera with a short telephoto
A 50mm to 200mm range captures close facial expressions and bird plumage without crowding the animals.
Observe handwashing rules
Use hand sanitizer or wash hands after contact to protect both guests and animal health.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet on uneven, potentially muddy farm surfaces.
Camera or smartphone with zoom
Captures close animal portraits and colorful birds without crowding the animals.
Hand sanitizer or wipes
Helps maintain hygiene after touching animals; handlers also emphasize handwashing.
Weather-appropriate jacket
Layering keeps you comfortable outdoors during the short, partly exposed visit.
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