Farm Field Trips
Schools, homeschool co-ops, and youth groups come out to meet the animals, learn about where food comes from, and get their hands in the soil. Our guided tours walk kids through every part of the farm — from the animal pens to the flower rows to the vegetable beds. Teachers tell us it's one of the most engaged their students have ever been. Pricing starts at $15 per child, with group rates available.
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Flower Garden & U-Pick
Our zinnia and sunflower garden is open seasonally — rows of color stretching across the field in deep reds, burnt oranges, bright yellows, and soft pinks. Grab a pair of snips, walk at your own pace, and build a bouquet from stems you picked yourself. We provide clippers, vases, and wrapping. No reservation required during regular farm hours.
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Petting Zoo
Come meet the goats, bunnies, pigs, chickens, and our beautiful peacocks. They're friendly, they're real, and kids absolutely love them. Our animals are well cared for and used to visitors — they'll eat from your hand and follow you around the pen. It's a simple thing, but for a lot of kids it's the first time they've ever touched a farm animal. That matters.
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Mommy & Me
A gentle morning at the farm designed for parents and little ones together. You'll wander through the flower garden, spend time with the animals, and enjoy the kind of slow morning that's hard to find anywhere else. No agenda, no rush. Just fresh air, soft ground, and good company. We run these on select weekend mornings — check the schedule or call ahead.
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Bonfire Nights
Free admission. Just a fire, some s'mores, and the kind of evening that's getting harder to find. We keep it simple on purpose. People show up, sit around the fire, talk to their neighbors, and stay longer than they planned. That's the whole idea. Bring layers, bring the kids, bring whoever you want.
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Country Line Dancing
Every step's a good one. Free admission, live music energy, and a barn-style good time that doesn't take itself too seriously. Beginners are welcome — we run short intro sessions before the dancing starts. It's one of the liveliest nights we host, and people keep coming back. Check the schedule for upcoming dates.
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Our zinnia and sunflower garden bursts into color every season. Walk the rows at your own pace. Cut what catches your eye. Leave with flowers you actually grew — or at least picked.
It's one of the simplest joys we offer at the farm. No reservation needed. Just show up.
What to Bring
- Wear closed-toe shoes — you'll be walking through rows of earth.
- Sunscreen is your friend. The garden is open and sunny.
- Long pants recommended if you have plant allergies.
- Bring allergy medication if you're sensitive to pollen.
What We Provide
- Snips and clippers
- Vases and wrapping
- Water station
- Guidance on picking
