Farm Fun

You can pick your own top quality produce, starting in June with lucious strawberries and a wide variety of vegetables. July and August is the time to pick flowers, blueberries, and blackberries. In September and October, pick your own raspberries and pumpkins for that savory autumn delight.

Enjoy the animals in our petting zoo, including Walter the Donkey, throughout the season.

Birthday Parties

The corn maze will be open throughout the months of September and October, during raspberry and pumpkin season. Kids can try the maze as many times as they like for a nominal fee. Moms and Dads are welcome to wander the maze at no charge as long as they stay with their children - because parents sometimes get lost.

School Tours on the Farm

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Extend Learning with a Visit to Nature's Classroom

School tours offered Sept-Oct and April-June.

Our farm is a wonderful place for your students to see the wonders of nature. Our school tours are educational and fun, extending the school curriculum with hands-on activities. We provide students with a well-rounded look at a dairy farm, fruit and vegetable farm and greenhouse (during the spring months). We try to tailor each tour so that activities are age appropriate and relate to recent topics of study in school. A day on the farm is fun for children of all ages, even chaperones and teachers!

The perfect pumpkin!

A visit to our farm is a great way to begin or end the school year, as tours can be scheduled during the fall months of September and October or during the spring months of April through June. Activities vary with the season.

During the fall, children can milk-a-cow, take a hayride, make their way through our corn maze, enjoy a picnic lunch on the lawns and pick their own pumpkins or raspberries.

During the spring, children can milk-a-cow, take a hayride, enjoy our barnyard petting zoo, visit our greenhouse, enjoy a picnic lunch and even pick their own strawberries during the month of June.

Students go home with produce, educational materials and a whole lot of great memories. We hope they leave with a better understanding of dairy farming and agriculture too.