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Gullion Farms

701 Peck Hollow Rd, Somerville, AL 35670, USA

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Place Types Zoo
Address 701 Peck Hollow Rd, Somerville, AL 35670, USA
Coordinate 34.4045231,-86.7377844
Website http://www.gullionfarms.com/
Rating 4.8
Compound Code C736+RV Somerville, Alabama, Un

Openning hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

stephanie brannon (09/28/2019)

I wanna say thank you too Mama & Pops ! Also the other employees too.. My daughter had field trip with her 3 grade class ( Legacy Elementary ) Beautiful Farm & animals.. Hay rides & riding ponys, Big Slide Also big Hay Maze plus playing in the corn.. Milking the cow. What experience these kids truly had.. Also we got to see the pumpkin patch.. Beautiful Farm to take your family too.. See y'all soon on our next trip.. Oh Yeah let's not forget they had baby piglet.. Also they have Cafe with all different types of food or pies..

Chris Ingram (04/16/2020)

Every fieldtrip here has been a blast for our children! The owners are so welcoming and love how their family contributes while showing the animals to students

Justin Ragsdale (11/08/2018)

Went here on a field trip with my 4yr old and is a good all around time i highly reccomend going here if you get an opportunity. We got to play in a corn filled room, big hill slide, pumpkin patch, horse and buggy ride, hay ride, outdoor playground, milk a cow, ride some mules, fishing, hay jump, petting zoo area, pick eggs from hens, and informational discussions about animals and general farm life. Pretty awesome for kids as you can see above hope you all enjoy.

Wendy Kilpatric (10/25/2018)

My son's class had a field trip here toward the end of October. I drive ahead of the buses. It was a bit of a drive to get there but if you follow the Google maps directions you won't have any problems finding the place. They are a really nice family owned farm. The kids enjoyed everything from listening and learning things about farming and the proper name for certain animals such as horse, cow or chickens starting as an egg or baby to mature age. Petting the animals, riding a miniature horse to fishing. They have a nice place with picnic tables to eat lunch. You could of bought hamburger, cheeseburger, hotdog or nacho & cheese with drinks. They have a his & hers bathroom. Then the kids enjoyed going into a born loft and jumping down onto hay stacks. Playing in a cubical with dried up corn, then using potatoe sacks to slide down two long slides or/and playing in the hay bundles maze then the play ground. It's a very friendly, family owned place to take your kids or your whole family. October is the month to go though.