WHAT FORMS OF PAYMENT DO YOU ACCEPT?
We gladly accept Cash and most major credit cards. School/Business Checks Only.
I ONLY PLAN TO WATCH THE KIDS PLAY. DO I NEED TO PURCHASE AN ADMISSION?
Yes. Lucky Ladd Farms offers many fun activities for all ages, everyone entering the farm must pay admission. Your all-day admission allows you to relax and enjoy quality time with your family and friends, creating enjoyable memories sure to last a lifetime.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO VISIT LUCKY LADD FARMS?
We suggest allowing 3-4 hours for your visit, though it is not uncommon for guests to spend the day.
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT THE FARM?
Crowds are generally lighter late afternoon during the week. Field trip groups typically leave by 1:30 PM on weekdays.
Crowds are heaviest in October.
Crowds are heaviest in October.
CAN I LEAVE THE FARM AND COME BACK ON THE SAME DAY?
Yes. Visitors are welcome to exit and come back on the same day, but all guests must leave their wristband on to re-gain entry.
IS THE FARM OPEN ON SUNDAY?
The Farm is open on Sunday the last two weekends in September and each weekend in October.
IS THE FARM OPEN DURING THE WINTER?
No. The Farm is open seasonally from Good Friday through the last weekend in October each year.
DOES THE FARM CLOSE FOR INCLEMENT WEATHER? DOES THE FARM GIVE RAINCHECKS?
The Farm is not a rain-or-shine venue. Safety of our guests, staff and animals are primary considerations. Notifications regarding weather related closings are posted on our hotline and Facebook page. We encourage you to check before you come if it has recently rained or if rain is forecast for our area.
Generally the Farm will remain open during periods of light rain. However, operations may be suspend if there is threat of lightning, torrential downpours or flooding in the area.
RAIN POLICY: During periods of inclement weather some and/or all activities, attractions, rides and/or slides may be shut down temporarily for your safety.
Rain checks will be issued only when the Farm closes for the day. The Farm does not offer refunds for ticket purchases.
Generally the Farm will remain open during periods of light rain. However, operations may be suspend if there is threat of lightning, torrential downpours or flooding in the area.
RAIN POLICY: During periods of inclement weather some and/or all activities, attractions, rides and/or slides may be shut down temporarily for your safety.
Rain checks will be issued only when the Farm closes for the day. The Farm does not offer refunds for ticket purchases.
DOES THE FARM HAVE RESTROOMS?
Yes. The Farm is equipped with portable restroom facilities, baby changing stations and sinks for hand-washing. While we agree portable facilities are not preferred, we do not have access to sewer service, thus they are our only option. All facilities are serviced hourly to ensure cleanliness.
CAN YOU BRING OUTSIDE FOOD IN?
Guests are welcome to bring a packed lunch. Complementary tables are provided on a first-come basis. We ask that you not use tables for birthday parties and/or hold them for extended periods of time so that other guests may enjoy them too. Guest celebrating a special occasion may reserve a Party Package with reserved tables here. Please properly dispose of all trash and clean-up your tables after eating. No coolers, grills or glass containers please. Cooking on-site is strictly prohibited.
CAN I BRING MY PET WITH ME ON MY VISIT?
No. Pets may present a health and safety issue to our animals and guests and are not permitted on the premises, including the parking lot. Service animals are permitted, please review our policy here.
DO YOU OFFER GROUP DISCOUNTS?
Yes. Any non-school group purchasing 20+ tickets with one payment qualifies for a reduced rate. If you are a school group, please visit our field trip page for special pricing on educational tours.
DO YOU OFFER STROLLER OR WHEELCHAIR RENTALS?
Stroller and wheelchair rentals are not currently available. We do offer wagons for rent on a first-come, first-serve basis. Due to the popularity of these rentals, we are unable to guarantee availability. Wagon rentals are $6 daily.
Personal strollers and wheelchairs are always welcome. Motorized wheelchairs and strollers or chairs with larger bicycle-style wheels fair best on our natural terrain of gravel, mulch, grass and dirt.
Personal strollers and wheelchairs are always welcome. Motorized wheelchairs and strollers or chairs with larger bicycle-style wheels fair best on our natural terrain of gravel, mulch, grass and dirt.
ARE FARM TOURS SAFE? DO ANIMALS CARRY GERMS?
Farm tours give people of all ages an exciting opportunity to learn more about animals and agriculture but can also put people at risk of becoming ill or injured.
Zoonotic diseases are infectious diseases that can be spread between animals and people. Some examples include Campylobacter, Salmonella, E. coli O157:H7, Yersinia enterocolitica, Leptospira, and Cryptosporidium. Some germs are naturally in the intestines of healthy animals and are unknowingly passed in the animals' feces. People get sick from these germs by swallowing them. Germs may end up on your hands after contact with animals. Older adults, young children, pregnant women, and those with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk.
To reduce your risk of getting sick: properly supervise children in animal areas, don't put fingers or other things in your mouth in animal areas, and thoroughly was your hands with soap and water immediately after visiting animals. Hand sanitizer may be used as a supplement to soap and water, but does not replace soap and water because it doesn't kill parasites like Cryptosporidium.
Zoonotic diseases are infectious diseases that can be spread between animals and people. Some examples include Campylobacter, Salmonella, E. coli O157:H7, Yersinia enterocolitica, Leptospira, and Cryptosporidium. Some germs are naturally in the intestines of healthy animals and are unknowingly passed in the animals' feces. People get sick from these germs by swallowing them. Germs may end up on your hands after contact with animals. Older adults, young children, pregnant women, and those with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk.
To reduce your risk of getting sick: properly supervise children in animal areas, don't put fingers or other things in your mouth in animal areas, and thoroughly was your hands with soap and water immediately after visiting animals. Hand sanitizer may be used as a supplement to soap and water, but does not replace soap and water because it doesn't kill parasites like Cryptosporidium.
WHO DO I CONTACT TO REQUEST DONATIONS FOR MY ORGANIZATION?
Lucky Ladd Farms is pleased to offer a limited number of complementary passes to charitable organizations in the Middle Tennessee community. Please complete the Donation Request Form to make your request.