Overview
We’re excited to welcome school groups back to the farm this fall for hands-on learning and unforgettable memories! Our School Field Trips run from September 9th through October 16th, with limited availability through October 30th depending on crop conditions.
🍎 Tour Times:
Available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
🗓️ Important Booking Info:
🚜 What’s Included:
💳 Pricing:
We’re so grateful to be a place where students can learn, explore, and make lasting memories. Due to high demand and our small farm's hands-on approach, we’ve updated how we manage field trips to make sure that when your group is here, our full focus is on you.
🍎 Tour Times:
Available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
- Morning Tour: 9:00am–11:00am
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Midday Tour: 11:30am–1:30pm (Arrive at 11:00am to enjoy picnic lunch before your tour begins)
Lunch spaces include our Crate Area and Picnic Pavilion.
🗓️ Important Booking Info:
- Tours must be booked online only—first come, first served.
- Smaller groups may be combined with another tour to ensure the best experience possible.
🚜 What’s Included:
- 1/4 peck PYO apples, orchard hayride, apple cider donut and cup of apple cider
- A friendly Red Apple Farm staff member will guide your group through picking activities, a scenic hayride, and share knowledge about farm life.
- Group leaders are responsible for serving cider and donuts.
- Enjoy your picnic lunch on the farm—but please help us by leaving your area tidy for the next group.
💳 Pricing:
- Special field trip pricing is only available through online booking and must be paid either online at checkout or by check upon arrival.
Guidelines and Etiquette
- Please refrain from feeding, picking up, chasing, or throwing things at the chickens, chicks, or rooster. They are friendly because we do not encourage strangers to handle them.
- Do not feed the bunnies. They follow a special diet to keep them healthy.
- Goats and donkeys may be fed using the animal feed available for purchase in the Country Store ($3.50). Please note they are larger animals and may accidentally nibble little fingers.
- Remain seated during hayrides.
- Do not climb trees. Tree limbs are more fragile than they appear and may break.
- Dispose of all trash properly. Recycling bins are available—let us know if you have any questions. We’ll gladly help!
We’re so grateful to be a place where students can learn, explore, and make lasting memories. Due to high demand and our small farm's hands-on approach, we’ve updated how we manage field trips to make sure that when your group is here, our full focus is on you.
🌟 Thank you for choosing Red Apple Farm as your classroom for the day—we can’t wait to welcome you this fall! 🌟