Beautiful set-up, needs some TLC
Our experience at Pony Hill Glamp was ... challenging. Much of that was not the fault of the owners, though there were some basic things they could have done to make the situation better but did not.
I planned our trip long in advance because we have a toddler and don't have a lot of free 3-day weekends in the summer. Unfortunately, this meant that the weather was miserably hot. I called a few days before our trip to see how ventilated the tent was and was reassured that it was well ventilated. This turned out not to be true. We couldn't comfortably hang out in the tent, even late in the evening. The problem with that was, first, our 2 year old goes to bed really early and doesn't understand why it's so hot. Second, my wife reacts severely to mosquito bites, so sitting around outside at dusk wasn't great. I had thought the big tent and the kitchen tent would make camping with these issues easier, but it just didn't work out. (The kitchen tent was a great set-up, though it was in need of repair so did not keep the bugs out much.)
Then there was the farm tour. I love what they are doing with the land and admire all of the work they've put into it. I really would have liked to see more of it. We mostly stood around watching Curtis milk goats. He is a fascinating person, so this wasn't unpleasant, but again, not great for a squirmy toddler who was promised pigs and chickens.
Basically, the whole experience was fine, it just wasn't what we had hoped for or anticipated.