Baby Animal Events in Utah

Spring is the best time to find Baby Animals in Utah! We love visiting these local farms and venues that have animals we can pet and hold, especially the little babies. Here are some spots where we always enjoy baby animals in Utah. Many of these places hold special Baby Animal events in Utah. We have included all of those dates here (updated 2026).

This is the Place Baby Animal Celebration

This is the Place Baby animal celebration always includes chicks!

One of our favorite stops any time of year in Utah is This is the Place Heritage Park. This state park does such an amazing job making Utah pioneer history come alive. And Spring is such a fun time to visit because the farm is full of baby animals. In 2025, they are holding a Baby Animal Celebration on April 16, 2026. The baby animals will be there all spring, but there will be extra activities available on this date, including pioneer dancing and story time with Bo Peep. March 28 is the beginning of Spring Season at This is the Place, and we can’t wait.

American West Heritage Center Baby Animal Days

This is another stop full of history. American West Heritage Center is located in Wellsville in Cache County near Logan, Utah. This old farm has beautiful grounds to walk through and enjoy the farm, animals, beauty, and old farm buildings. Their baby animal days are extra fun because they bring in baby bear cubs to add to the farm animals. There are three separate weekend events from April 1-4 and 9-11. Check their website for dates, hours, and pricing.

Little Buckaroo Petting Zoo at Gardner Village

The Farm at Gardner Village is now a part of Ricochet Canyon. There is now a petting zoo in Ricochet Canyon at Gardner Village that offers pony rides and feeding the animals. So you can visit the other activities at Ricochet Canyon while you see the baby animals. This cute little farm is also located at Gardner Village where you can find fairies in the springtime, too (arriving mid May).

Hee Haw Farms Spring Event

Our kids love walking around with the animals.

We love visiting Hee Haw Farms in the Spring or Fall. They always have tons of fun activities like huge slides, hay rides, duck races, and of course, a petting farm. Visiting in the Spring means baby animals all around Hee Haw Farms. We especially love this petting farm because you get to walk right into the large pen with them. The Spring Season at Hee Haw Farms is opening April 10-May 23 in 2026.

Curiosity Farms at Thanksgiving Point

Cutest baby horse ever!

Curiosity Farms at Thanksgiving Point always has a lot of animals since it is a farm, but we love visiting in the Spring to see the baby animals. They have food available to purchase, so you can feed the goats and other animals on the farm. This farm has a whole new look and update, including a fun train ride and amazing playground. In 2025, Curiosity Farms had a Baby Animal Month all of May. We will see if they repeat in 2026.

Cross E Ranch Spring Festival

Cross E Ranch hosts an amazing Spring Festival. They have tons of fun yard activities like slides and ziplines, and barrel train rides. And tons of baby animals that you can pet and cuddle. Make sure to enjoy some of their donuts. They are so yummy! This event runs from April 10-May 9. Use this link for 10% off your tickets–the discount is automatically applied.

Heber Valley Farm Baby Celebration

Heber Valley Artisan Cheese has a little farm in Midway Utah. We took a tour of the farm one day and loved learning about the different robots they are using to make farming more effective. It was so cool! We got to feed the calves, too. One weekend a year in April, they have baby animal days (May 15 & 16, 2026). Lots of local farmers bring different baby animals and they have hay rides and yard games. It sounds like a really fun event. For tickets and hours, visit their website.

Wheeler Historic Farm

Wheeler Farm is a historic working farm in Salt Lake County. This farm is full of animals, and beautiful nature areas. There are wagon rides and cow milkings, as well as a duck pond. In the Spring you will definitely find baby animals on the farm. We love exploring this farm, and they’re playing at the playground, too.

Staehli Farm in St. George

Baby animals are the cutest!

There is one farm in southern Utah that has been allowing visitors. Staehli Farm is located in Washington, Utah and has fun events in the Spring, Fall, and Winter. On March 20-21, they are hosting a special Baby Animal event. They also have some Easter activities in April, too. We can’t wait to visit this farm when we head down south. Visit their website for tickets and info.

Clark Historic Farm Barnyard Babies

This small historic farm is hosting their Barnyard Babies on May 1 & 2. They will have lots of baby animals, as well as pony rides and “animal talks.” Check their website for hours and pricing.

Evans’ Acres Mini Farms

The Evans’ Acres Mini Farms is a new addition to our baby animal list. They are a small farm in Tremonton, which is at the very top of Utah. Evans’ Acres has lots of mini animals, so their babies will be extra cute. Their Mini Farm Spring Festival event is happening on two weekends (April 10-11, and April 17-18). For all the details, visit their website.

The Farm Zion

The Farm Zion is located in Hurricane and they plan lots of fun events at their farm in Hurricane. They have lots of baby animals including baby chicks, turkeys, rabbits, goats, highland cows, and donkeys. This farm also has lots of extra activities, too. We love that this farm has tons of fun for all ages. Their Baby Animal Days are running all Spring long from January to May, plus they have special days with Easter Egg Hunts. Check their page for all of the information.

USU Baby Animal Adventures

Located at Bastian Agricultural Center Polo Field in South Jordan, there is a big Baby Animal Adventure on April 24-25, 2026. There will be a baby animals and ton of activities such as tractor train rides, bounce houses, and Aggie Ice Cream! We have a discount code to save 15% off tickets. Use “ADVENTURE15” to save! Tickets here.

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