Overview
Join us for a 30-minute guided tour at Selmi’s Family Farm!
A Selmi’s team member will guide your group through the farm for a fun, hands-on fall experience. After your guided tour, your group is welcome to stay and play as long as you’d like.
A Selmi’s team member will guide your group through the farm for a fun, hands-on fall experience. After your guided tour, your group is welcome to stay and play as long as you’d like.
This tour is ideal for children ages 2 to 7, preschool through 2nd grade, but all ages are welcome.
Please include all teachers, chaperones, adults, and children over 2 years old in your total count. One teacher is included free per class.
Important Details:
- Guided tour slots are limited to 50 guests per 30-minute interval.
- Guided tour tickets must be purchased online.
- Additional adults, teachers, chaperones, siblings, or children over 2 years old who are not included in your class count may purchase a $5 “Discover Selmi’s at Your Own Pace” ticket.
- “Discover Selmi’s at Your Own Pace” tickets can be purchased online or at the Pumpkin Patch on the day of your visit.
Please note: “Discover Selmi’s at Your Own Pace” ticket holders can participate in all activities except the Hayrack Ride.
Parents or guardians who would like to attend with their child must purchase a “Self-Guided Tour at Your Pace” ticket for the same day.
For questions, please call (815) 626-3830.
Ticket Includes Access to:
- Learning Garden (New for 2026 – See Information Below*)
- Hayrack Rides
- Petting Zoo (1 cup of food included per person)
- 6 Acre Corn Maze Hunt
- Jumping Pillow
- Large Play Area with Bounce Houses, Sandbox, and Corn Bins under Selmi's Tent
- Numerous Photo Opportunities
- Take Home an Apple from Selmi's Orchard
*The Learning Garden is a new addition to our fall field trip experience, giving students a chance to browse and explore the future garden area as it begins to take shape.
Kids will be introduced to plants through sight, touch, smell, and discovery while learning about herbs, plant needs, edible plant parts, and how produce is harvested. Since this is our first year developing the space, the experience may continue to grow and change as we shape the Learning Garden for future seasons.