Grandpa Tiny's Farm
Farm · Frankenmuth ·

Grandpa Tiny's Farm

Farm · Frankenmuth ·

Petting farm with historic schoolhouse and seasonal events

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Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null
Grandpa Tiny's Farm by null

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7775 Weiss St, Frankenmuth, MI 48734 Get directions

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7775 Weiss St, Frankenmuth, MI 48734 Get directions

+1 989 652 5437
grandpatinysfarm.com
@grandpatinysfarm

Features

wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Nov 3, 2025

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Frankenmuth Is ‘Michigan’s Little Bavaria’—and It's the Best Small Town for Families

"As the oldest farm in Little Bavaria, Grandpa Tiny’s offers a petting zoo and year-round experiences—from reindeer at Christmas to a Flower Festival with a gourmet dinner in the sunflower fields—so it feels like much more than just a farm visit." - Katy Spratte Joyce Katy Spratte Joyce Katy Spratte Joyce is a food, business, and travel writer based in Omaha, Nebraska. Her work has appeared in a variety of print and digital outlets, including Lonely Planet, Travel + Leisure, TripSavvy, Hemispheres, Condé Nast Traveler, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Grandpa Tiny's Farm

Mininet

Google
We had a great time with our grandkids! Even the grown up kids enjoyed the very friendly animals. The red chickens ate from our hand and the goat and sheep begged for pets! There's also a walk to a one room school house and plenty of things to play with. We totally recommend! It's a day pass so if you leave for lunch you can come back after and have more fun. We had ages 1 4,and 5 up to 60 and every one of us had fun!

Nicholas Hamm (.

Google
It's kind of rough. It cost me $42 for five people and you can't really do anything other than just look at a few animals. I do not recommend this place whatsoever. The cages were very packed full of animals and it's very dirty the place. It looks like it needs a makeover.

Ian M.

Google
This was such a peaceful and fun stop in Frankenmuth. It was nice and quiet, and the lady who greeted us gave a great introduction to all of the animals—she clearly cares about them and makes you feel welcome right away. For only $8 per person, this is hands down the best deal in Frankenmuth for a family activity. Relaxing, friendly, and a great way to spend time together. Highly recommend!

Liz S.

Google
We went for the Christmas event this afternoon after buying tickets a few months ago. After reading other reviews, I was terrified it was going to be awful, but we actually had a nice time. It is definitely a low budget set up but there were several cute spots to take pictures, some animals (including beautiful peacocks), a small bounce house, and a few games. There was a single reindeer that you weren’t able to get close to, so calling it a Reindeer Farm is a stretch. It wasn’t busy when we were there so we didn’t have to wait for anything, including pictures with Santa, although the kids weren’t able to sit with Santa so that was a bummer. It’s right next to Bronner’s, which is convenient, and the staff were all very friendly. I think if you are already in Frankenmuth and have little kids it is a fun way to spend 30-60 minutes, but otherwise I’d probably skip it.

Erik B.

Google
As an adult, I had a great time. I can't imagine how much fun this would be for kids. Well organized with friendly staff and a lot of animals to look at! Very cute and well worth the price of admission.

Julia M.

Google
Excellent little farm to visit! So much history and it is just an amazing experience. I am a homesteader, so it was fun to be able to see some of the animals that we don't have. The owner is very informative and full of historical knowledge. (I'm a bit of a geek for history) The one room schoolhouse across the old iron bridge is a quaint little treasure to visit and really brings life in the area into perspective. It is all absolutely awesome!!! Thank you for such a great experience and the historical information! We hope to visit again in the future!

Timothy A.

Google
Great family experience. Great variety of livestock to interact with and historic stuff for the adults to enjoy

Zoe R.

Google
My husband and I went to the Farm Fright Night and it was very disappointing. They moved our time slot by a half hour because they switched people around, even though we had to book tickets ahead of time on the website. The glow maze was just a corn trail with dollar store quality lights and the haunted hayride was boring. The ride was only 15 minutes, not much to see, and there were not many actors. It was advertised as adults and big kids only, yet I don’t think even a toddler would have gotten scared by the lackluster performance. If you don’t scare easily, go elsewhere.