Schools & Groups
Farm Field Trips in Oxford, MS
Hands-on, outdoor learning for preschool and elementary groups. Students meet farm animals, ride the hay wagon and explore a working family farm.
What students experience
Every field trip is built around learning by doing. Students spend the morning outdoors, see where food comes from and get up close with animals many have never touched before.
- A guided hayride through the woods and pasture
- Time with goats, sheep, pigs and ducks at Meet Our Animals
- Free play in the wooded play areas
- In fall: a small pumpkin for every student from the pumpkin patch
Easy for teachers
We handle the plan so you can enjoy the day with your class. Buses can pull in and park on site, restrooms and hand-washing stations are close by, and the covered pavilion is available for lunch.
Programs can be tailored to your curriculum — life cycles, plants and seeds, farm animals and the seasons are all favorites.
Teacher & Group FAQs
What ages are field trips designed for?
Our programs work best for preschool through 5th grade, but we regularly host homeschool groups, scouts and older classes too.
What is included in a field trip?
A typical visit includes a hayride, time with the farm animals, free play in the wooded play areas and — in the fall — a trip to the pumpkin patch for children to pick a pumpkin
How long does a field trip last?
Most groups spend about two hours with us. We can adjust the schedule to fit your bus times and lunch plans.
Do chaperones and teachers pay?
We'll send complete pricing, including chaperone policies, when we confirm your date.
Where can we eat lunch?
Groups are welcome to eat at our covered pavilion. Just let us know your plans when you book.
How far in advance should we book?
Fall dates fill up quickly — we recommend booking four to six weeks ahead. Spring dates are usually easier to find.
Request a Field Trip
Tell us about your group and we’ll get back to you about availability.