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About the Farm:
Thunder Acres Highlands is a family-owned farm nestled at 21592 Kimball Rd, Sand Lake, MI 49343, United States. Specializing in breeding Micro, Mini, and Mid Size Highlands and HighParks, Thunder Acres is renowned for its love and care for animals, offering exceptional cattle to visitors.
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Farm Visits: Thunder Acres invites visitors to experience a unique farm visit where they can interact with various animals, including miniature Highland cows. Guests can enjoy close encounters, feed the animals, and learn about their care and lifestyle.
A Moment in Time Photography + Farm Animals: The farm offers photography sessions that capture beautiful moments with farm animals, creating lasting memories for visitors. This service combines the charm of nature with the adorable animals at Thunder Acres.
Events: Thunder Acres hosts events that allow guests to immerse themselves in the farm experience. These events may include educational sessions, hands-on activities, and opportunities to interact with the animals under the guidance of knowledgeable staff.
Highland Cow Experiences: Visitors can indulge in unique experiences like the “Hug A Highland” program, where they can interact closely with Highland cows. Knowledgeable staff members, such as Julie, provide insights into the cows’ behavior, history, and care.
Quality Cattle: With a strong emphasis on love and care for their animals, Thunder Acres offers high-quality cattle to enthusiasts and breeders. Their Micro, Mini, and Mid Size Highlands and HighParks are bred with attention to health, temperament, and breed standards.
Wine Tasting: Apart from the farm experiences, Thunder Acres also offers wine tasting, adding a delightful touch to visitors’ experiences. Guests can savor exceptional wines while enjoying the serene setting of the farm.
Customer Experience: Thunder Acres prioritizes customer satisfaction, ensuring that visitors have a memorable and enjoyable time during their visit. The friendly and knowledgeable staff members are always ready to assist and educate guests about the farm and its inhabitants.
Facility Management: The farm efficiently manages its facilities to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for both visitors and animals. Suggestions for improvement, such as separating food trucks from sensitive areas like the barn with baby animals, are taken into consideration to enhance the overall experience.
Directions:
Thunder Acres Highlands is located at 21592 Kimball Rd, Sand Lake, MI 49343, United States.
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Terry
07/14/2024 at 10:38 AMGreat place. Animals well cared for and bred the right way! Purchased two babies from Julie— best training and such a smooth process!!
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Christina Lang
a week agoI'm not sure what I was expecting, maybe more interaction with the baby highlands? They were in a barn, keeping cool behind a gate. So you could only pet them for a minute because there were others trying to do the same. There were 2 big highland cows, the kids did pet them. They pet a horse and donkey, too.
Felicia W
4 weeks agoOur family of 6 went there for their Hug a Cow experience and we all thoroughly enjoyed it! The cows are adorable, and we got plenty of time hanging out with the baby cows. The owners clearly cares a lot and love their animals. They explained a lot and makes us feel very welcomed. They also have a beautiful property, with flower gardens, chickens, goats, pig, lavender garden, and I'd say it's very clean for a farm!
Megan Postma
10 months agoBeautiful place! You can tell the owners care a lot about the well-being of their cows. They have so many fun friends and it’s so worth it to experience being around them. Highlands are delightful creatures! I look forward to supporting them in the future!
karl woodworth
a week agoI did freelance graphic design work for the owners and I am suing them in court. I designed the logo they are using, website and other marketing materials in which is registered in my name as a group of work with The Library of Congress. They have been sent a Cease and Desist letter as well to stop using my work they have not paid for. Towards the tail end of the job and them stalling for two months, they demanded more work to be done last minute that was not apart of the contract, and even forged my initials on a copy of the contract to try to cover their tracks. When we refused to keep doing more work for them without being paid, they changed the website login info and locked us out of it, and stiffed us on the final payment. We went above and beyond for them by providing great customer service despite their unprofessional behavior! We even helped them write content for their website that should have already been provided. We also provided them with training to make edits to the website. From my experience doing work for them, the owners can severely lack business ethics and I would advise you to steer clear of them. Thank you for your time and God bless!
HMO15
6 months agoWe did the Hug A Highland experience. It was great! Julie was amazing and so knowledgeable about every cow fact you can think of. Go visit them! You will love it.