Lake Meadow Naturals

We’ve been coming to Lake Meadow Naturals for years and it’s always such a great experience. The farm store has the freshest eggs (you can really taste the difference), and we love picking up meats, cheeses, and seasonal goodies whenever we stop by. It’s also just fun to walk around the farm and see the animals—chickens, goats, cows—you name it. It never gets old. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and everything here feels like it’s done with care. It’s definitely one of our favorite local spots, and we’ll keep coming back again and again.

I love this farm! Not only are the animals fun to feed and look at with the kids but the groceries they sell are amazing! Their cheese, amish butter, their breads, eggs, and many more are top notch! The only thing I would say they need to improve is the customer service at the checkout needs some work. I think they need a more friendly and involved customer service and experience.

First off this is a working farm---not a petting zoo! You can buy feed to give to various farm animals, but it's through a fence. It's definitely a fun place to take kids and to pick up some farm fresh eggs! They have an adorable store with a large variety of items, including eggs obviously, meats, cheeses, bread, pastries, etc. There's cute kitties laying all over the place that are super sweet and love getting pets! Be warned though this place is a farm and most of it smells like one lol. The people there were super friendly and warm, would definitely go again!

Upon arrival - It’s a cute little farm. The market - The eggs were a fair price (purchased before seeing the farm). They have a few other goods there at decent prices. Walking around - the animals need better maintenance. The cows need their hooves trimmed. I’m assuming there was a Great Pyrenees pup there, but was chained up and looked like it had skin allergy. The goats are in great condition as well as the ducks & geese. I just wish the chickens had it the same way. The chicken coupe was awful. This will prove the difference between “caged free” and pasteurized. There was a smell that was unbearable— I couldn’t even get close enough for a photo. Please take better care of these animals guys. They just need better maintenance. I’ve been to other farms and there is a difference. You’re blessed to have this kind of land, animals, and business. Take care of it.

Everyone is so helpful. James went over where I could find everything I needed. So far I have tried the amazing Chicken Breast. Happiest chicken I have tasted in a very long time. Thank you, Lake Meadow Naturals.

On behalf of the critters: They won’t let you down. 😬 For any families looking for summer activities with the kiddos, Lake Meadows Farm is an easy drive, with tons of farm animals to see and feed! (I believe they have corn feed for purchase.) Tons of animal babies right now! Bonus: the market!!! All kinds of meat, of course their famous eggs, and I go there to buy Amish roll butter! — at Lake Meadow Naturals.

It’s such a fun spot to bring the kids. They love feeding the animals (you can purchase bags of veggie scraps to give them from the store). Farm fresh eggs, meats, cheeses, fresh bread, and a bunch of other cool products. They do really fun events around Easter and Christmas. Definitely one of our favorite local spots.

For anyone who’s seen any past reviews. Please try this place out. I absolutely loved it. The staff were very friendly. I went last weekend with my family. We bought organic eggs, liver, steak, lamb racks, honey and raw milk. My husband absolutely love the quality of the food. My husband and I are sensitive to dairy products and I can tell you that the milk did not give us any issues at all. We even made ice cream out of the raw milk. The place is family friendly. They only have a few horses and cows you can see as it seems the actual farm is away from the public eye but still on the property from what we were able to tell. We passed the actual area where it seemed like they had the other animals as we were entering the public/customer area and the land that the shop is on actually extends so I’m guessing they have more animals in the back. Just wanted to mention that since a lot of people were complaining about this.

Walking to the parking lot, you can smell the intense stench of chickens wallowing in their own filth that overpowers the normal smells you'd experience from a farm. There's supposed to be shavings where the chickens walk, and instead you see bare dirt. the azures they have used to be snow white, and are now covered in dirt. There's even a nest box that's on the ground instead of hung up for chickens to lay eggs in- and this is my second time at the farm in two weeks seeing that same problem. They either need to get rid of the animals since they can't take care of them, or they need to hire more farm hands.

This is a nice farm market. They have a great selection of meats, cheeses and Amish goods. I love their farmer's blend meat for making meat balls. These are animals for kids to see. Chickens, goats, cows, guinea hens, ducks!