Twin Cities Spring Babies Festival is back for 2022, with cute baby animals to pet and hold and other family fun activities.
Hugging babies just feels good – especially when they’re baby animals! Twin Cities Festival is BACK this year with a spring baby animals event in which visitors can hold and/or pet baby goats, sheep, bunnies, ducklings, chicks, and ponies!
Additional activities include a kids’ corn pit, a straw bale maze, a hayride, and a kids’ play area. For a little extra you can enjoy pony rides, inflatables, a gunny sack slide, food vendors, and more.
Most of the fun is fully enclosed, so the event is open rain or shine.
When: Open 9 am – 5 pm on the following dates:
- Friday, April 15 – Saturday, April 16
- Saturday, April 23 – Sunday, April 24
- Saturday, April 30 – Sunday, May 1
- Saturday, May 7 – Sunday, May 8
Where: Twin Cities Festival – 8001 109th Ave N in Brooklyn Park, MN
Plus, the Easter Bunny will be visiting the festival on opening weekend from 12 – 2 pm each day! He will be available for photos and passing out treats (while supplies last) to children 12 and under.
Access to the courtyard is free, but if you want to participate in the activities you’ll want to purchase a ticket. Ticket includes:
- Baby animal tent to hold and pet baby animals
- Corn pit
- Straw bale maze
- Hayride
- Pedal tractors
- Playground equipment area
Tickets are $13 when purchased online, $12 at the gate (cash), or $12.50 at the gate (credit card). Kids under 23 months are free. Concessions and some activities are not included in the ticket price (see above). Be sure to dress appropriately for spring on the farm!
And right now you can save 69% on admission when you buy your tickets through Deals On Radio! Tickets are just $4 each when you buy them HERE.
The grounds are stroller accessible, but strollers are not permitted inside the animal area. There is an area where you can park your stroller while you enjoy the animals.
Dogs are welcome but must be leashed and cleaned up after as needed. Pets are also not allowed inside the animal tent area.
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