Queens County Farm Museum

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Queens County Farm Museum

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🐐 Farm · Queens

2 hours · Free · No reservation needed

age fit
0–1 yr
★ 5.0
1–3 yrs
★ 5.0
3–5 yrs
★ 5.0
5–10 yrs
★ 4.0
  • 🚇
    About 55 min by subway or car
    From Midtown · Getting there: Driving is easiest, with a free lot; or subway E/F to Kew Gardens and the Q46 bus
  • 🍼
    Stroller-friendly
    Flat surfaces — bring the stroller
  • 🌳
    Some shade
    Great on sunny days · Good on cool days · Rain-OK
  • ⏱️
    Typical visit: 2 hours
    Best seasons: Spring · Summer · Fall

The last farm in New York City worked continuously since 1697: sheep, goats, pigs, cows, chickens and bees live in the old barns, admission is free and you wander as you like, and in fall it turns into a corn maze and pumpkin patch.

💡 Tips
Free on regular days; the fall harvest events on weekends in September and October charge admission. Hayrides ($) run on weekends. The farm store sells its own eggs and honey.

What this place offers

✓farm animals
✓free
✓old farmhouse
✓tractor
✓farm stand
✓restrooms

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This weekend's weather in Queens

Forecast at the destination itself (coast and hills often differ from home)

🌧️
Sat 10/17
Rain · 45–62°F · 52% rain
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Sun 10/18
Sunny · 44–58°F · 2% rain

Location

Queens, New York

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