Klein Farms is the best! Went here as a kid but now it's updated with AWESOME ice cream, farm food products (meat, cheese, yogurt, t-shirts, souvenirs) playground, pavilion, you can visit there farm animals--even the cow barns--and there are hand washing/sanitizer stations near the animals. Raw milk, too, and the family is so friendly.

  I love coming here with family, friends and the children I babysit. The ice cream is amazing and the little shop offers a fun variety of other things to buy. The employees are always friendly and polite. The variety of animals is an awesome experience for children, and makes it fun to teach them about the animals they usually don’t see up close. The little playground is also an awesome addition and allows the kids to burn off the sugar rush from the yummy ice cream before you leave.

  I took my grandsons for the afternoon. It's a quaint place for family fun, free corn maze, and play areas, cute animals to pet n purchase a handful of feed for a quarter to hand feed them, a tractor led hayride to the pumpkin patch. You can purchase food from the vender, and face painting! The dairy store has fresh ice cream to eat. Also your products from the farm! Fun day!!

  One of the last family farms offering milk, creams and cheeses as well as awesome ice cream. Was here for grand daughters birthday and was really nice even on a cloudy cool day. Staff is attentive and friendly. Very nice party alternative for young'ns. Good way to learn where groceries on the table come from. I wish we knew about this when our were young. You'll be glad you stopped by.

  I went to Klein Farms Dairy & Creamery recently as they participated in the Open Gate Farm tour, a tradition for more than four decades where farms "open their gates" to the public to educate people as to what they do. The Klein Farm is a working dairy farm with an on-site dairy store offering milk, yogurt, cheese and a delicious variety of ice-cream. Mmm! The Klein farm looked so nice and everything, including the animals, was well taken care of. It was so heartwarming to see happy ponies, chickens, roosters, ducks, goats and cows! All the animals, especially the cows, were so friendly. I had a nice conversation with Farmer Klein himself in which he stated he got 140 gallons of milk from his cows while I was there and he was going to start a batch of yogurt that night! Yummy! A big thank you to Farmer Klein and all his employees I met while petting (and hugging) the cows. Everyone was so nice and they were working really hard. If you want farm-fresh dairy products, please stop by Farmer Klein's dairy store. The farm is located at 410 Klein Rd in Easton. Please support your local farmers! ?