Gallatin Valley Botanical at Rocky Creek Farm

VICKIE Donohue Edited 10 months ago

Such a fun place to take your family! We had a great day!

Carrie McCulloch a year ago

Love Gallatin Valley Botanical at Rocky Creek Farm 🍁 Especially in the fall!! They provide a safe community space for fun and education year around. I was there last weekend when it was super cold and rainy but the staff was still helpful and they set-up a nice pumpkin patch in the greenhouse. Plus it was surrounded by amazing flowers. There weren’t many people there but we still asked for a hay ride and it was the best. It was so beautiful with clouds and fall colors. Got some really funky cute pumpkins this year. My kids love the farm because they can stroll around and explore and it’s not overly structured. And it’s free!! Jacy, Matt and staff - THANK YOU FOR LOVING OUR COMMUNITY FOR OVER 20 YEARS 🥦🥬🫜🥒🍅

Garrett O Edited a year ago

These new owners are lame. Save your money and kids the sadness. No pumpkins in a patch or tractor rides in sight. Tractor just sat there for hours with a sign saying it’s suppose to run. Animals are mostly gone and the pumpkins are ALL just bought not grown Just set up at the front to pump and dump money out. Might as well just buy them from the front of Albertsons. Make it how it used to be!!————— replying to the insecure rude comment. The farm used to be way better and a lot more fun of atmosphere. Plain and simple. Ran better. Had better animals. Happier staff and ran rain or shine or in our case only when it’s cold. There was no snow. You need to chill out and try harder. Take criticism to make change for the better for your business. This type of snarky reply is the reason your never gonna be THEM.👎🏻

Lauren Quebedeaux a year ago

Great 🍁 family fall fun! The cider (fresh pressed) was delicious 🤤

B Michaels 8 years ago

Fun with kids! A fall visit generally includes a hayride to the pumpkin Field, seeing the animals, and watching the cider press! Also available to purchase are their meats, produce, and apple cider. They also press other people’s apples into cider, so there were many bins waiting outside the cider press door! Animals: Chickens, pigs, geese, sheep. They book group tours, just send them a detailed email! Excited to go back for raspberry and apple picking seasons in the future!