Preparing for your Farm Visit

First Time Visiting Us? Welcome!

Been Before? Welcome Back!

Here are a few things to keep in mind as a chaperone or when sending your child on an Education Farm Field Trip at Mary Has a Little Farm.

Field Trips are Scheduled in advance with our Farm Coordinator.
Closed-toe shoes are recommended for all visitors!
Children have the opportunity to interact with our animals.
Our animals live here and complete their daily duties here as well - We do our best to keep a neat and tidy barnyard but PLEASE WATCH YOUR STEP!
Bathrooms are available at the barn and near our picnic area. Students should remain with a teacher or chaperone at all times.
Drinking Water will be available onsite from our big orange coolers.
We encourage children to leave personal belongings at home. Our animals don't get too excited about lost and found items.

Tips for a Great Day

Chaperones follow the signs directing you back to the barn for parking.
Chaperones are encouraged to set a good example for their students by being attentive to the presenter.
Cost for Chaperones is $12 each.
Photo opportunities abound. Have your camera ready!
Our property is smoke free.
Be ready to walk - your student's day involves a short nature hike.
If space permits, chaperones may participate in the hayride. However, the students are our priority and should be seated first.