Welcome To Three Miracles Farm

About Us

Well, we originally lived about 10 minutes from the beach. (Made it there once a year lol) Laura had always dreamed of owning a farm. Tim was a city boy.  We were just kicking around the idea of buying a farm. One day, Laura stumbled upon this beautiful home with lots of farmland, so we took a chance -put in an offer and they accepted. We knew NOTHING and I mean about nothing about farming.  All that was quickly about to change...... 

We moved in November 2022. Promised each other we were starting small, starting with a few chickens. WRONG! We first got 5 goats. Then came 4 Alpacas, 5 Donkeys, 4 cows, 2 pigs, 2 camels (yes camels lol), 5 horses, 5 sheep, MORE Goats, Zebus and finally LASTLY chickens. 

We decided we wanted to share with everyone our love for animals. So, we decided to open up to the public to enjoy the fulfilling felling we get from our animals.  Our children (12-year-old triplets) have grown up with all these animals. Some animals have been bottle feed by the kids. All have been groomed and loved by our kids.  All our animals are handled daily to help build positive relationships with each and every one of them. 

Our son Jared has special needs and is wheelchair bound. We have made it possible for him to enjoy our farm as much as we do. The animals are very gentle with him. He has made such special bonds with all the animals. We have made our farm as handicapped accessable as possible so EVERYONE can enjoy it

A private farm tour typically offers an intimate and personalized experience with opportunities to interact with animals, learn about farm operations, and explore the grounds. You can expect to meet various farm animals, learn about their care and diet, and potentially participate in hands-on activities like grooming or feeding the animals.

Key aspects to expect:

• Animal Encounters: Meet and interact with various farm animals like cows, pigs, chickens, horses, donkeys, zebus, sheep, goats, rabbits, alpacas, camels and learn about their roles on the farm.

• Educational Insights: Gain knowledge about farming practices, animal care and the farm's history and mission.

• Hands-on Activities: Depending on the tour and time of the tour, you might have opportunities for activities such as feeding the animals, grooming the animals, or participating in barn chores.

• Personalized Experience: Enjoy a more intimate setting with just your group, allowing for more in-depth discussions and a focus on your specific interests, such as a particular animal or aspect of farming.

• What to Bring: Dress comfortably and wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain; consider bringing water for hydration.