Timberview Farmstead

★★★★★Judy Siburt

I love this beautiful Farm. The executive Director and all of the staff and workers are friendly, .welcoming and informative. The animals are beautiful and are used to humans so children can play with them, pet them and hold them. It's so important in a time like our world is in now to share God's amazing creation and creatures. Timberview offers many opportunities for children and adults alike. Come to the Farm! I love this beautiful farm. The executive director and all of the staff and workers are friendly, welcoming, and informative. The animals are beautiful and are used to humans so children can play with them, pet them, and hold them. It’s so important in a time like our world is in now to share God's amazing creation and creatures. Timberview offers many opportunities for children and adults alike. Come to the farm!

★★★★★Ashley Halek

Timberview Farmstead is an excellent place for children of all ages to learn and explore! We’ve attended their little farmers class and baby animal class multiple times, and each experience has been enriching and educational. Mary, the instructor, is incredibly kind and knowledgeable about all the animals on the farm. Her classes are meticulously designed to cater to the age range of the students. She has created a nurturing environment where children can grow in their understanding of animal husbandry and I couldn’t be more thankful for her and the rest of the farm staff!

★★★★★Gabriella Dellosa

My daughter’s kindergarten class was here on a field trip yesterday and it was so awesome! The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, there’s so many hands on experiences for the kids (and adults). That facilities are beautiful. My daughter and I both learned so much. It was such a great time!

★★★★★Jodi S

This farm could not be more incredible. It is a neurodivergents paradise. We went to Timberview Farm for a field trip with my daughter's 3rd grade class. It was very clean, for a farm that is. We were able to get our steps in for the day because of the size but it didn't feel like to much even for tiny people. All the senses were stimulated, from encouragement of touching the animals to hearing fun facts about life on the farm. There was some cheeky humor for the adults dropped in occasionally, which I loved. There is a whimsical and minalmist vibe to this farm. Props to the people in charge of design because you hit the mark. I can't wait to go back with the whole family. We live a very city life in HEB. It felt nice to visit a place that the pride of it is shown on the face of every team member. Not to mention how well the farm itself is maintained. We will be purchasing the family membership and hope to make many memories here.

★★★★★Amy Mwanzia

Timberview Farmstead opened in March of 2024, and this was my first. I am filled with joy and can guarantee I will be back and in the meantime, sharing this gem with my friends and neighbors! Timberview will be a huge establishment; I wish them the best of luck as they continue to grow! Typically, there are 30 - 40 people who come to the events. They also do field trip days where they have 120 kids at a time doing all the fun activities and meeting the animals. My friend and I got lucky to have a near private tour with us and grandparents with their grandkids. Seth was kind enough to show us all around, teach us all about the animals and this wonderful place. Normally, it is more free roam. The summer schedule runs as follows: Daily Farm Schedule 10:15 AM Rabbit Races at the Small Animal Barn 10:45 AM Petting Tables at the Small Animal Barn 11:15 AM Sheep and Goat Walk Meet in front of the Large Animal Barn 12:15 PM Hold the Chickens at the Poultry Barn 1:00 PM Daily Theme Activity Each day is a different activity, and those are: TEA PARTY TUESDAYS Join us for afternoon tea with the bunnies! WATER WEDNESDAYS Bathe the goats, water the plants, and feed the ducks! TAKE HOME THURSDAYS Come pick up a farm activity to bring home! FISHING FRIDAYS Pick up a pole and head to boathouse! I loved the rabbit races. Getting to pick your rabbit, and then they put on race music for the bunnies to get excited and run. It is so fun. Reese and Waffles won our races, so you can try those two bunnies for your races. They did let us know two bunnies that we could not pick because they just had babies or were pregnant. They take good care of their animals here! Another activity that we thoroughly enjoyed was the goat and sheep walk. It unlocked a new joy for me. Seeing kids walk a goat or sheep. There is nothing quite like it! One child walked the mama goat, and the baby followed the whole way. One sheep (Ana) decided she did not want to go for a walk and dug her heels in the ground, so they let her go out to the pasture. Again, nothing is forced. If the animal doesn't want to or is tired, they get a pass. I can't wait for their fall activities! They plan to be open every Saturday in October and will have pumpkins and likely a small hay maze. December plans are unknown, but they may also be open on Saturdays, so follow their Facebook page and website for details to come. In the future, they hope to have a farmers market, coffee shop, and eventually a restaurant. Right now, their produce is sold to Tacos Oasis, a restaurant down the road and a catering company. We got to see them harvesting microgreens during the visit. Seth taught us about aquaponics, a method of growing lettuce in water from fish, which combines hydroponics with raising fish in tanks. About 20 employees work here, and the 5 or so that we got to interact with were welcoming and honestly, heartwarming to chat with. Seth obviously stands out because he walked around with us for two hours, but also T. She is a midwife who is changing up careers and a very pleasant person to chat with about the animals. The last thing I'll note. For being a farm, it is shocking how clean this place is! They do a great job keeping the floors clean. Ample hand washing stations and a few bathrooms in some buildings. The one thing I found missing was a diaper changer. It's possible they have one, but just not in the rabbit barn bathroom. Come enjoy, stay as long as you can, and definitely become a member to get the most joy from this place! Pack water, snacks, and a full lunch so you and the kids can stay happy during your visit. You can also visit Taco Oasis down the road afterward like we did! Check out all my pictures for detailed captions on cool things we saw.