Danielle Nalven and her husband started Tree House Farm for their own personal use. With a love of animals and the want to provide an educational experience, it evolved.
The couple traded suburban life for rural and a place to provide animals with a loving, caring home.
The farm is only open to the public on certain weekends. You can walk around their personal property at your leisure.
A quick tour and you'll find bunnies, horses, a pig, foxes, llamas, goats, kangaroos, a tortoise, sugar gliders, cows and others.
You quickly forget just how close to the city you really are.
Many of the animals are rescued or donated.
"I learned you could get a kangaroo on the same permit. So I got a kangaroo; who doesn't want a kangaroo? And then we just snowballed. That was like, what can I get that's really cool for people to see educational-wise that they don't get to interact with a lot," explained Nalven.
Along with being open select weekends, the couple also does kids' birthday parties either on-site, or they'll come to you in their own trailer.
They also do summer camps for kids.
You can read more about their venture and how to get involved by clicking here.
