School Tours
Currently taking reservations for Fall 2019 and Spring 2020. The state proposed road repair has been postponed!
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Our 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.
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Plant or harvest vegetables
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Gather chicken eggs
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Milk a goat
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Hold baby chicks
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Visit pigs, sheep, alpaca
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Pet the cattle
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Hand-feed goats
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Grind wheat seeds into flour
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Bring your lunch and enjoy a picnic
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Bottle feed goat kids and lambs seasonally
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Sheep shearing
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Visit a replica of a Native American village
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Age appropriate tours concerning ecology, fossils, genetics, farm science and pioneer days are also available
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.
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School tours are 2 to 4 hours long, but may be tailored to your group's needs.
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$12 per person
$240.00 minimum for 20 persons or less.
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If you are interested in setting up a tour, please call us at (859) 781-5502
