Green Meadows Petting Farm

Green Meadows Petting Farm is a farm animal learning center company. It was founded by Bob and Coni Keyes in Waterford, Wisconsin in 1964 as a petting farm. In 1988, they moved to Kissimmee, Florida and opened a second operation, notable for featuring a 2 ft (610 mm) narrow gauge railroad for its guests. The locomotive on this railroad was the same model as the locomotive used on the Gatorland Express in nearby Gatorland.^[1] The Kissimmee location closed in January 2018.^[2]

Members of the Keyes Family have opened eight additional Green Meadows Farms with total attendance of 500,000 people per year.^[3]

As of 2018, the family operated in:

• Waterford, Wisconsin (Charlie Keyes)
• Sherwood, Wisconsin (Pat and Bonnie Keyes)
• Hazlet, New Jersey (Tim Keyes)
• Orange, Connecticut (Dan Keyes)
• Bayside, New York (Dan Keyes)
• Floral Park, New York (Dan Keyes)
• Old Bethpage, New York (Dan Keyes)
• Armonk, New York (Dan Keyes)
• Jessup, Maryland (Ken and Gail Keyes)
• Grand Prairie, Texas (Ken and Gail Keyes)
• Naperville, Illinois (Ken and Gail Keyes)
• Frederick, Maryland (Ken and Gail Keyes)

See also

• Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens

References

External links

• Green Meadows Farm Wisconsin website
• Green Meadows Farm Kissimmee website

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