Private group visits by inquiry
Farm Field Trips
Field trips at Tree House Farm are private, hands-on learning visits shaped around the group, the animals, and what is happening on the farm that day.
At a glance
Private group visits by inquiryThe farm shapes each visit around the group, the animals, learning goals, weather, and current farm conditions.
- Availability
- Dates and format are confirmed directly for each group.
- Best for
- Schools, homeschool groups, churches, youth programs, camps, and community organizations.
- How it works
- A visit may include feeding, care routines, age-appropriate farm work, questions, and close animal learning.
- First step
- Send group type, ages, attendance, preferred dates, transportation, goals, and practical needs.
Start with the group.
A message starts the conversation; it does not reserve a date until the farm confirms the fit and practical plan with you.
- Send this first
- Send group type, ages, attendance, preferred dates, transportation, goals, and practical needs.
- What the farm will confirm
- The farm shapes each visit around the group, the animals, learning goals, weather, and current farm conditions.
- What happens next
- The farm replies with current availability, fit, and any remaining details that need agreement before the plan is confirmed.
Who visits
Schools, homeschool groups, churches, youth programs, camps, hospitals, and other community organizations can ask about a planned group experience.
Learning happens up close
A visit may include animal feeding, care routines, age-appropriate farm work, questions, and a closer look at how a small working farm changes day by day.
Help us shape the visit
Share the group type, ages, expected attendance, preferred dates, transportation, learning goals, and any practical needs.
Animals and weather set real limits
The exact route and animal participation may change. The farm confirms the day’s plan around welfare, heat, rain, footing, and the group’s needs.
On the farm or at your location
If travel is the better fit, ask about a mobile animal visit and the space, shade, access, and setup it requires.
Start with the group.
Send group type, ages, attendance, preferred dates, transportation, goals, and practical needs.