Farm Babies - April 25 - May 17
Are you ready to welcome the little ones? Then be here for Farm Babies, a beloved springtime tradition at the Minnesota Zoo!
Farm Babies is open daily during Zoo hours and is included with your Zoo admission.
Farm Babies is presented by Apple Autos
in partnership with Chick-fil-A Minnesota.
Farm Photo Gallery
Every day, you can meet babies and their hardworking moms. Saturdays and Sundays, you can also kick up your heels with live music, activities and learning from the Farmkeepers about the agriculture and animals. The Wells Fargo Family Farm is a small demonstration farm featuring heritage and rare breeds – come meet them and learn what makes them so special:
Goat and Sheep Barn
- Pygmy Nigerian Dwarf, Toggenburg and Alpine goats
- Shetland, Icelandic mix, and Dorset mix sheep
Horse Barn and pasture
- Clydesdale horses Frank and Ritchie
- Asian wild horse Marat
Pig Barn
- Kunekune pigs, a heritage breed from New Zealand
New to the Farm in 2026!
Arriving soon: Miniature donkeys and miniature Highland & White Park cattle
Spend Even More Time with the Babies
Get a Backstage Pass to Farm Babies! Take a private tour with a Farm Keeper before the Zoo opens for the day. Available on select Sunday mornings this spring. Learn more and book your Backstage Pass.
Just for adults: Zoo After Hours (including the Farm Babies) on Saturday, April 25. The theme is Cowchella!
Learning Resources
Check out crafts and educational materials for animal lovers of all ages
Farm Babies is included with Zoo admission. Tickets to the Zoo must be purchased online and in advance.
The Wells Fargo Family Farm is approximately .73 miles from the main entrance building. There is no transportation from the main building to the Farm entrance. A limited number of electric convenience vehicles (ECVs) are available for rent.
The Farm is open this spring 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. daily. Starting May 23, the Zoo and Farm are open 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Zoo Members enjoy early access, 9 – 10 a.m. daily -- become a Member and you can, too!
This year, moms are expecting goat kids, piglets, lambs, llama crias, and chicks. Some baby animals are kept indoors for warmth and protection; they can be viewed through open barn doors when the weather permits. During busy days at the Farm, please share the viewing areas so everyone can enjoy seeing the babies!
Special farm-fresh menu coming soon!
Rain, shine, or snow the farm will be open.
Yes, both are accessible.
No, there are ATMs inside the main building at the Zoo.
Restrooms are available at the Farm House and behind the Granary Classroom.
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