Triple Brook Farm Experience

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Yes. Tickets must be purchased in advance. We intentionally limit attendance to 20 vehicles to keep the experience relaxed and uncrowded.

Our Farm Experience is for all ages!  There is no age limit to connecting with animals.

 Tickets are non-refundable. If we must cancel due to severe weather, a full refund will be issued. 

 This is an outdoor farm experience. In the event of severe weather that would make the event unsafe, we will cancel and issue refunds. Light rain does not automatically cancel the event. 

 For the safety of our animals and guests, outside pets are not permitted. 

This is a scheduled, ticketed event with limited capacity. The farm experience is scheduled for 2 hours. You  can arrive at the start time and stay  the full 2 hours, or come anytime in the 2 hour windown and stay up until the scheduled end time.

 Our animals are well cared for and accustomed to being around visitors. However, they are still animals and can behave unpredictably at any time. For everyone’s safety, children must remain under direct adult supervision at all times. Guests are expected to follow all posted and verbal instructions when interacting with the animals. Running, chasing, climbing on animals, or unsafe handling will not be permitted. By attending, guests acknowledge the inherent risks associated with being around farm animals.

 Triple Brook Farm is located in Ball Ground, Georgia. 

We ask that no outside animal feed or snacks be given to the animals. 

 No food will be available for purchase during the Farm Experience. You are welcome to bring water. We encourage families to plan meals before or after their visit.  We kindly ask that guests do not bring coolers or outside meals onto the farm. 

Yes. A clean portable restroom will be available onsite for guests. A handwashing station will also be provided, and we ask that all guests wash their hands after animal interaction for everyone’s safety.

Under Georgia law, an agritourism professional is not liable for injury or death of a participant resulting from the inherent risks of agritourism activities. By attending the Triple Brook Farm Experience, guests acknowledge and accept the inherent risks associated with farm and animal activities.