STERLING — With spring in full bloom and summer just around the corner, it’s time to get outside, breathe in the fresh air, and let the kids burn off that winter energy. Davis Farmland, a beloved New England family destination, reopened for its 30th anniversary season last month just in time for April vacation.

For three decades, Davis Farmland has been creating hands-on, enjoyable childhood experiences — giving families a place to connect with animals, nature and each other in a safe, welcoming environment designed specifically for children.

And spring is one of the most special times to visit.

Guests can snuggle babies galore, from playful goats and cuddly lambs to fluffy chicks. Combined with wide-open outdoor spaces, it’s the perfect way for kids to shake off the winter months and rediscover the joy of being outside.

“For 30 years, families have trusted us with some of their most important moments — their children’s first experiences with animals, the outdoors and the simple joys of being a kid,” said Larry Davis, co-owner of Davis Farmland. “What makes this anniversary so special is that we’re now seeing the children of our very first guests coming back with families of their own.”

The largest sanctuary of endangered farm animals in North America, Davis Farmland has welcomed generations of visitors who return year after year as part of their family traditions— from feeding animals and taking hayrides to simply spending a day outdoors together.

The mission of the Davis family and farm team members remains simple — to provide children with a place where childhood can unfold naturally, and where families can create meaningful memories that last a lifetime.

For additional information, including operating dates, admission rates, and hours, visit DavisFarmland.com.