Fall Field Trips

(weekdays only-by appointment)

We have a wonderful field trip ready for you and your group to enjoy! A mix of fun, history, farm life, and outdoor activity make our field trips a perfect out-of-the-classroom learning experience for people of any age!

Fall field trips are available by appointment for school groups or other organized groups. For authorized school groups, classroom teachers are admitted free of charge for each package. For other groups, one group leader for each tour is admitted free of charge for each package. Groups are welcome to bring snacks or lunches. We have picnic tables available outdoors. School groups should provide a leave-behind copy of their tax exempt forms at the time of their tour to avoid a sales tax charge. We do not accept credit cards. Minimum group charge is $175.00.

Here is information about our Fall field trip package:

Fall Package -  

Our fall tour consists of a 20–25 minute “Picture Puzzle” hayride through our woods and around our scenic country farm. Groups can spot "Picture Puzzle" cards and solve the puzzles as they travel on the hayride. Children will learn about the different types of crops we grow and use on the farm and how farmers affect our daily lives. Our tour also includes a visit to the barnyard to hold baby chicks (when hatchlings are available). We also have the group of friendly donkeys for students to interact with and pet within each student’s comfort level. They will see many different types of antique farm equipment and learn how farming has changed over the years. We also offer an interactive childrens' exploration area. Each participant will have the opportunity to select their own tour pumpkin.

The cost for this field trip is $8.00 ea. for students and chaperons.

Contact us soon for best
available dates and times!

(262) 966-3840 or send us an email.

Use the field trip registration form to request a tour time.  We will respond to your request via phone or email within 24 hours. (If we don't, please try the phone number above as we may have a computer glitch).