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Monday: 9AM - 7:30PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 7:30PM
Wednesday: 9AM - 7:30PM
Thursday: 9AM - 7:30PM
Friday: 9AM - 7:30PM
Saturday: 9AM - 7:30PM
Sunday: 9AM - 7:30PM
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Arise At the Farm is a delightful agritourism destination that offers a variety of family-friendly activities. This 77-acre accessible, inclusive recreational facility in Chittenango, NY, offers a treasure trove of activities. Visitors can enjoy petting the friendly cats, watching the graceful horses, and taking thrilling hay rides with beloved Toy Story characters. The farm boasts a safe, comfortable environment with a beautiful inclusive playground for all ages and abilities, complete with an amazing communication board. It has a covered area with picnic tables and plenty of lawn space. Guests are warmly welcomed by friendly volunteers. Overall, Arise At the Farm provides a memorable and enjoyable experience for both children and adults.
I enjoyed visiting the farm with my children. The children had lots of fun petting the cats and watching the horses/ horse rides. I had a great time on the hay ride with the Toy Story characters chatting all through the ride. I laughed and giggled so much. It was a great experience.
Arrr, ARISE at the Farm be a bountiful haven where pirates of all abilities can embark on grand adventures! This 77-acre accessible, inclusive recreational facility in Chittenango, NY, offers a treasure trove of activities—from therapeutic horseback riding to summer camps and an inclusive playground—all designed to bring joy to every buccaneer. The crew be dedicated and friendly, ensuring that each visitor feels welcome and engaged in the festivities. Whether ye be seekin’ the thrill of ridin’ mighty steeds or simply enjoyin’ the serene farm surroundings, this port o’ call be a true gem for landlubbers and sea rovers alike. Five parrots out of five! 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜...read full review
Beautiful playground for all ages and disabilities too! They even added an amazing communication board. They have a covered area with picnic tables and plenty of lawn space. It overlooks a large fenced in area that houses their horses. It is open to the public and not supervised so be sure to be responsible and clean up after yourself. Only downfall is no bathrooms.