Grant’s Farm Map and Brochure (2023 – 2025)
Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Years Active: 1954 – Active
Grant’s Farm is a St. Louis thing – part zoo, part history, part chaos. It’s got the Budweiser Clydesdales, a ton of animals, and crowds galore (especially on weekends). The tram ride’s cool, but those goats are relentless. Skip their food, hit a local spot instead. Two free beers mean some adults get a little rowdy.
It’s got events, but the history angle is kinda boring unless that’s your thing. Best for animal lovers, kids, or folks who like a party vibe.
Grant’s Farm Map 2025
Printable Grant’s Farm Map PDF 2025
Grant’s Farm Map 2024
Printable Grant’s Farm Map PDF 2024
Grant’s Farm Map 2023
Grant’s Farm Fall Fest&Halloween Nights Map 2023
FAQ
How much does it cost to go to Grant’s Farm?
Admission to Grant’s Farm is free, but parking costs $16 per vehicle. Additional fees apply for certain attractions, animal feedings, and rides. Guests can purchase experience bundles or individual tickets for paid activities on-site or online.
Does the Busch family still own Grant’s farm?
Yes, the Busch family still owns Grant’s Farm. The property remains under the care of Anheuser-Busch heirs, who continue to manage its operations and preservation. The family has maintained public access while preserving its historical and cultural significance.
How many clydesdales are located at Grant’s Farm?
Grant’s Farm is home to about 25 to 30 Clydesdales. These iconic horses are part of the Anheuser-Busch tradition and can be seen in their stables or during special events and parades held on the property.
Is Grants Farm worth visiting?
Grant’s Farm is worth visiting for its mix of history, animal encounters, and family-friendly attractions. Guests enjoy feeding goats, seeing Clydesdales, exploring historical sites, and relaxing in scenic surroundings. Reviews highlight its value, especially with free admission and engaging experiences.
