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Petting Farm
Runs until Sunday, October 29, 2023 (See all dates)
- Time
- 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
- Venue
- Holly Hill Farm, Campbell River, V9W 4V7
- Price
- $9
Weekend petting farm in Campbell River
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Come enjoy our interactive petting farm with your family! Bring your camera, as you marvel in farm life: feeding, petting, holding, and mingling with our countless friendly farm animals. You get to hold baby bunnies and chicks, feed chickens and sheep, and snuggle mini-goats!
Unlike other petting farms, at Holly Hill Farm many of the animals are not confined to small enclosures. Instead, they are free-ranging, and you get to walk amongst them, in their home: a unique experience unlike any other!
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Venue
Holly Hill Farm
2311 Ida Road
Campbell River
V9W 4V7
Dates
The event runs from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM on the following dates.
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- August 12th
- August 13th
- August 19th
- August 20th
- August 26th
- August 27th
- September 2nd
- September 3rd
- September 9th
- September 10th
- September 16th
- September 17th
- September 23rd
- September 24th
- September 30th
- October 1st
- October 7th
- October 8th
- October 14th
- October 15th
- October 21st
- October 22nd
- October 28th
- October 29th
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