School & Educational Groups

Availability: Mid-September - Late October | Tuesdays - Fridays | 9 AM - 3 PM

Recommended for PreK - 4th Grade

Activities & Offerings

  • Take a hayride around the farm and through our festive forest! Hayrides are wheelchair accessible.

  • Learn how pumpkins grow! Each paid person will take home a sugar pumpkins (3-5 lbs.)

  • Snack of a homemade apple cider donut + small cup of apple cider. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies.

  • Free time in our kids corn maze & play area.

  • Walk through our Spookley The Square Pumpkin Storybook Trail. An important lesson on accepting others for their differences.

  • Learn about the growth cycle of a pumpkin!

People riding in a red wagon pulled by a green John Deere tractor through a farm field. A group of kids and adults are seated in the wagon, enjoying a farm tour. The background shows a field of tall crops, trees, a farm building, and a partly cloudy blue sky.

Pricing & Policy

  • $12 per person. (Includes students, teachers, parents, chaperones, siblings, etc.)

  • For every 10 students, 1 teacher will be free of charge.

  • Want to bring your school group on a weekend (Sat. or Sun.)? PLEASE CALL TO BOOK.

  • $200 flat fee for groups under 18 people.

  • BOOKING IS REQUIRED. We will call to confirm at least 48 hours before you arrive.

  • Want to add a little extra to your day? Enjoy our 5-acre corn maze for an additional $2 per person.

  • Payment is due on the day of your trip unless other arrangements have been made!

Young boy in a hoodie and rain boots jumping over hay bales at a pumpkin patch surrounded by pumpkins, with a white fence and trees in the background.

Keep in mind!

We are a farm! Therefore, your day with us will be outside. It can be muddy, cold, rainy, etc., so please ensure that your groups are dressed in appropriate footwear and outerwear. We do have tents and our hayrides are covered in case of light rain.

We also deal with bees that love cider, donuts and snacks as much as you do! We do our best to control them, but it is a difficult task. Please make sure that anyone with an allergy to bees is prepared with what they need just incase!