• plant or harvest vegetables
  • gather chicken eggs
  • milk a goat
  • hold baby chicks
  • visit pigs, sheep, alpaca
  • pet the cattle
  • hand-feed goats
  • pet a duck
  • grind wheat seeds into flour
  • bring your lunch and enjoy a picnic
  • seasonal farm activities such as bottle feeding baby goats and lambs
  • sheep shearing
  • visit a replica of a Native American village
  • age appropriate tours concerning ecology, fossils, genetics and farm science are also available.
  • Fall pioneer tours

 

$10.00 each person.

($200.00 minimum for 20 persons or less.)

Scholarship funding is available through

The Friends of Sunrock Farm

 

 

 

This program is designed to deepen children's understanding and feelings for nature by hands-on experiences such as planting seeds, milking a goat, holding baby chicks, and hand feeding sheep.  We believe children learn more by doing.  The idea is to fill a child's day with enriching experiences that will help them appreciate nature and its wonders. 

Sunrock stresses the connection between humans and the earth.  We all belong to a food web and rely on other living things for food (plants & animals). We also serve as food for others in the web (mosquitoes & bacteria). Through this web we share Earth's nutrients and ultimately get the Sun's energy we need to stay alive. The recognition of our communion with all things on Earth is a joyful experience.

Our trained staff relate well with all age groups.  From pre-K to high school, we have a tour to engage your students.

The Friends of Sunrock Farm Scholarship Fund provides partial funding to those schools which qualify. Please feel free to contact us at (859) 781-5502 for more information.

School tours are 2 to 4 hours long. If you are interested in setting up a tour, please call us at (859) 781-5502.