Lazy Acres Farm
Family-Friendly Petting Farm at Rubber Ducky Resort & Campground
Our animals are our passion. We have created a special farm area to share that passion with our visitors.
Access to the Farm area is included with wristbands for guests staying at the campground. It is also open for customers visiting RDR Grill & Ice Cream
Meet The Animals
Let us introduce you to our animal family
We started with 2 goats and now have over 20 as part of our farm family.
Now offering guided tours with the Farm Boss. Bring your family on a personalized guided tour with the Farm boss. The booking is for up to 5 people. At least one person must be over the age of 18. During the tour you will be able to ask lots of questions if there is anything specific you would like to know. You will learn earn about the uniqueness of some of the animals and find out details about each animal’s breed. Find out everyone’s name and some interesting or different traits they may have. Learn how to care for the animals. There will be some special snacks available to feed the animals and you can find out who likes to eat what treats
Billy
Mia
Marshall
Debbie
Chase
Patches
Cora
Snow
Rex
Shadow
Rooster
Tucker
The Ducks
Jett
Ralphie
Lucy
Bobby
Latte
Coco
Fred and Barney
Lucas
Murphy
Dallas
Trishy
Baby Shoop
Dallas & Rex
Dallas and Rex are our Miniature horses. They are very close and have lived together for many years. Dallas will be 24 on April 14, 2021 and Rex will be 14 on May 22, 2021
Rex is a very stubborn boy and knows exactly how to get his way. Rex loves scratches under his chin, on top his nose, and on his back near his tail. He is a piggy when it comes to treats, he will stick his nose in your face until he gets more. Rex has a very soft coat, with little white boots on his feet.
Dallas has a sassy attitude, if she doesn’t want to do something she will make it very clear. She seems to love rolling on the ground even when it’s wet and she ends up getting so dirty, but she doesn’t care because she’s having fun. If you ever can’t find her, look for a tree, a chair, a fence or a trampoline she is likely there scratching her bum. Once she starts scratching she starts moving her head and she will scratch herself for a long time. Dallas isn’t a big fan of the wind because it messes up her hair, but it does get it out of her eyes!
Aspen
Aspen is a Miniature Donkey. He will be 1 on May 5, 2021. Aspen loves scratches on his chin and behind his ears. Aspen looks silly when he runs and kicks his back feet up, donkeys are interesting creatures. It has taken quite some time for him to feel comfortable with us but, he has come a long way since we got him in the end of October. He tends to be a bit of a nervous boy, which isn’t the best because the goats don’t give him any warning when they are doing something. He often ends up getting startled and runs away but comes back right away so he doesn’t miss the next chin rub. You will very often see him rolling around on the ground which he loves to do, even tho he gets a dirty! Aspen has been working on getting his heehaws going. He starts off with a bit of a stutter, then gets wound up and you can hear him around the area.
Aspen was rehomed in July 2023
Luke & Murphy
These brothers were the first members of our farm. They will be 2 on March 27, 2021. Luke and Murphy are Nigerian Dwarf Goats.
Murphy is a bit more shy than his brother Lucas, but still loves attention once he’s comfortable with you. Murphy’s favourite place to be scratched is right on the top of his head. His favorite treats are carrots and apples, bring him those and you will win his heart
Lucas has a sassy attitude and acts tough but is the sweetest boy. You may notice his curly horn it definaetly makes him special, his favourite place to be scratched is the top and the sides of his booty
Cora & Snow
Cora was our second additions to the farm. She was 1 on February 13, 2021. Snow was our first Lazy Acres baby. He was born in December 2021 t proud parents Cora and Randy. Cora and Snow are Pygmy Goats.
Cora has very distinct markings- polka dot ears, black stripe along her back and a white dot on her forehead. She walks with a bit of a waddle because she is short and stubby, especially in the winter months she’s become a bit more chunky. She always looks like she’s smiling because of the way her mouth is shaped, which is the cutest thing. She loves using her horns to scratch her back, but has developed a bad habit of head butting her siblings. She’s a very pushy girl, she will tell you with a tiny bump of her horns on your legs that she wants a head scratch. Snow is learning the ropes of getting the attention for the treats. He is a fluffy little ball of energy