Make sure to eat at the restaurant there. The tour was very educational and you get to hold a baby ostrich. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and answered any questions. Plus, you get to take a great picture of holding a bucket of food while 5 ostriches are pecking at the food in your bin. We rented a car... more

This was a good experience overall. They drove you through the farm in a big jeep and pointed out a lot of interesting facts about how they raise the ostriches. At the end they let us all hold an ostrich egg and a three-day old ostrich. Our guide, Chris, was excellent. Definitely a good thing to do while you are... more

$10 per person for adults A tour starts every hour...and I know they are not open on Mondays. The morning hours are the best time to go because it’s less crowded. Everyone packs up into a jeep and you have a tour guide. Our tour guide was really cool and knew his stuff about ostriches. The tour is about 45... more

What a neat place! The tour takes about 45 min - the guide was very knowledgable. Feeding the ostriches is a blast, and holding a baby was amazing. The gift shop has great stuff from Africa, as well as ostrich eggs, emu eggs, and products from the adjacent Aloe farm. The ostriches are raised here for their eggs and meat,... more

We visited the Ostrich Farm in Feb., 2006, and had a super time. The tour is low-key but you learn a lot, and at the conclusion you stop at the ostrich hatchery (if that's the right word). This is the best part of the tour because you get to hold and pet a baby ostrich. The guide also surprised us... more