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C&S Family Farm

Animal Exhibits • Farm Camps • Farm Stays • Farm Tours • Field Trips • Horseback Riding • Spring Activities • Workshops

Our vision at C&S Family Farm is to create a nurturing and transformative environment where the healing power of nature, animals, and horticulture is harnessed to improve the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of individuals in our community. We aspire to be a beacon of hope and a source of inspiration, empowering individuals to overcome life’s challenges and rediscover their inner strength and resilience.

We cultivate a world where every person, regardless of their age or circumstance, can experience the therapeutic benefits of our farm, fostering a sense of connection, purpose, and renewed hope.

We love sharing our beautiful world with others. We offer multiple farm experiences from private events, to preschools, summer camps, private therapeutic farm experiences, and overnight stays. Don’t hesitate to reach out and ask about visiting us!

Activities:

  • Baby Animal Days
  • Farm Stays
  • Field Trips
  • Summer Camps
  • Horseback riding
  • Petting Zoo
  • Workshops & Classes
  • Private Therapeutic Farm Experiences

 

A child wearing a blue safety helmet riding a pony in front of a red barn.
Two brown chickens foraging on the ground next to a wooden beam.
A young girl in a pink shirt gently hugging a small grey baby goat.
A white alpaca and a brown alpaca standing in a dirt enclosure with a horse and blue barrels.
A brown and a white alpaca standing in front of a red barn with a horse in the background.
A young girl in a pink dress holding a small animal in front of a red barn and mountains.
Contact Information
9980 North 4000 West, Cedar Hills, Utah 84062, United States
801-683-5421
https://www.csfamilyfarm.com/
Owner Information
A smiling woman and a young girl posing together outdoors in soft sunlight.
Sarah Eager
Owner

Sarah’s background in animal husbandry and homesteading spans three decades. She has an educational background in psychology, with a graduate certification in Animal and Human Health from the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work. Sarah is also trained in natural horsemanship and therapeutic riding techniques. She has lived on a small farm for more than half of her life, and is enthralled with the quality of life that comes from living an intentional life. Her passion is helping people from all ability levels, and walks of life, connect to themselves, by working in nature through animal/horticultural educational and therapeutic interventions.