Bring the classroom to the farm

Some of the best learning happens outside the classroom.

 

Bright your students to Brown’s Adventure Farm for a day of exploring, animals, outdoor fun and plenty to discover along the way.

 

With 30+ attractions, Brown’s Railroad, farm animals and seasonal experiences, your group can explore the farm at their own pace and make a field trip out of a day on the farm

Reservations are required for all field trips

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FALL

October – November

Fridays | Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 & Nov. 6

Your Experience Includes:

Add-Ons:

WINTER

December  – February

Fridays | Dec. 4, 11, Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29, & Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26

Your Experience Includes:

Add-Ons:

*Strawberry picking is subject to field conditions & availability.* 

SPRING

March – April

Your Experience Includes:

Add-Ons:

Reservations are required for all field trips

Have questions?

Reservations are required for all field trips

Yes, all attendees, except teachers, require a ticket.

Everything listed here, all in one price.

Yes, field trips require a minimum number of 30 paying attendees.

We are open for all weather conditions, unless it becomes unsafe for guests. Please check our Facebook page for real-time updates. If you are visiting and the weather worsens, no refunds will be given. Please check the weather forecast before purchasing tickets.

All sales are final and non-refundable; however, you can change the date of your tickets if you cannot make the original booked date.

 

If an event is postponed due to unforeseen circumstances (weather interruptions, for example), your ticket will be valid for the new and rearranged date.

About Our Field Trips

At Brown’s Adventure Farm, some of the best learning happens outside the classroom.

 

Our field trips give students the chance to experience a real working farm while exploring at their own pace. From farm animals and seasonal crops to Brown’s Railroad and hand-on activities, there is plenty to see, do and discover throughout the day.

 

Each season offers something a little different, giving schools a fun way to connect students with agriculture while still leaving plenty of time to enjoy the farm together. 

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