Elevated Faith

Elevated Faith is a working farm that brings agriculture to life for children through hands-on experiences and seasonal festivities. With a delightful petting zoo, educational farm tours, and family-friendly events throughout the year, this pastoral retreat offers kids a chance to connect with farm animals and learn where their food comes from in an engaging, interactive environment.

• ✓Interactive petting zoo with friendly farm animals
• ✓Hands-on educational experiences about farm life and agriculture
• ✓Seasonal events including harvest festivals and holiday celebrations
• ✓Hayrides and outdoor farm activities
• ✓Opportunities to learn about where food comes from in a fun, engaging way

1. 1.Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty,this is a working farm and kids will want to get hands-on with the animals and activities
2. 2.Bring hand sanitizer and wet wipes for after petting zoo interactions, though the farm typically provides handwashing stations
3. 3.Visit on weekday mornings during non-peak seasons for a more intimate experience with the animals and less crowded conditions
4. 4.Pack sunscreen and hats as much of the farm experience is outdoors with limited shade
5. 5.Check their seasonal event calendar before visiting to catch special activities like baby animal season in spring or fall harvest festivals

Spring (March-May) for baby animals and pleasant weather, or fall (September-October) for harvest activities and pumpkin patches. Weekday mornings offer the most relaxed experience, while weekends feature more special events and activities.

Check ahead for admission prices and seasonal hours as they vary throughout the year. Most working farms have limited food options on-site, so consider bringing snacks and water bottles for the kids.

Spring brings adorable baby animals (lambs, chicks, calves), while fall features pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and harvest celebrations. Winter may have limited hours or closures,always check ahead. Summer offers peak activity but can be hot, so plan for early morning or late afternoon visits.

Since farm visits can work up an appetite, look for family-friendly casual dining or BBQ spots in Cumming, GA where kids can refuel after their farm adventure. Many families pack picnics to enjoy on the farm grounds if permitted.