Pumpkin Patch Field Trip

Pumpkin Patch Field Trip

Decorative fall harvest scene with pumpkins, scarecrows, hay bales, sunflowers, corn stalks, and a sign reading 'Pumpkins Farm Fresh' in an open field.

Country Critters Farm offers fun-filled, educational field trips for schools of all sizes. Many children have never been to a farm, touched farm animals, or seen a tractor—and they can do all that and more at County Critters. Teachers, we are currently booking our Pumpkin Patch field trips. Book now, before we fill up! Scroll down to see Pumpkin Patch field trip information.

Pumpkin Patch field trip is $10 per person. 1 Teacher is free for every 10 students. Additional chaperones, parents and siblings are also $10.

Watercolor illustration of a young goat with light brown and white fur, large ears, and dark eyes, standing against a transparent background.

Basic year- round field trips include:

  • Educational activity: animal education class, gardening, or Pumpkin Patch

  • Hayride

  • Tractor and Train Playground

  • Cow Milking experience (wooden cow)

  • Bounce Pillow

  • Petting Zoo

  • Wooden Maze

  • Train Ride

  • Duck Races

  • Game Stations

  • Human Hamster Wheel

  • Bouncy ponies

Children and adults feeding goats and sheep at an outdoor farm or petting zoo.

Teacher Information:

During a field trip to our farm, teachers must keep their class together and rotate from station to station. We do not allow classes to split into smaller groups, or for kids to split off with their parents. This keeps things running very smoothly and keeps stations from being overcrowded. This also helps ensure that everyone gets to participate in all the activities that we offer. Students usually bring a sack lunch, but we do offer concessions as well. We have plenty of picnic tables to eat lunch at.

We offer arrival times of 9:30, 10, or 10:30 am. We close at 1:30 pm.

All attendees must download and sign this waiver before visiting Country Critters Farm (one per family).

How is a field trip to Country Critters educational?

Kids get hands on experience with real farm animals. They can feel the wool of a sheep. Kids can learn where milk comes from and can milk a wooden cow.

Kids will get to learn why farm animals are important to us or why farming is important during a quick lesson in the Spring.

During Pumpkin Patch, kids can see how pumpkins grow in our patch. There is also a big board with the Pumpkin Life Cycle on it.

Problem solving is used while figuring out how to find their way out of our wooden maze.

Kids will see examples of manual propulsion while doing the duck races.

Learning can be done all around the farm!

Seasonal Themes

Pumpkin Patch (Fall)

A cartoon girl dressed as a scarecrow, wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a sunflower, red bowtie, blue overalls, and brown boots, standing among sunflowers and pumpkins.

This field trip includes everything included in the Fun on the Farm field trip, plus a trip to a pumpkin patch. Paying kids can pick a pie sized pumpkin and decorate it with markers.

This is our most popular field trip, so please call early to book if you wish to book on a weekday!

Decorative garden sign featuring a cartoon character, Charlie Brown, holding a sign that reads "Welcome Great Pumpkin." The sign is surrounded by small orange pumpkins on a garden stake, with a background of green plants and a wooden fence.
Decorative fall display on a red farm shed wall featuring sunflowers made from yellow and brown materials, scarecrow figures with painted faces and plaid clothing, and a sign reading 'Pumpkin Patch' surrounded by dried cornstalks.
A float decorated with hay bales, autumn leaves, and pumpkins featuring scarecrows and a young girl sitting on the hay. The float has a sign reading "Scarecrows Windsor".
A cartoon clown with a yellow face, red hair, and a big red nose, wearing a red hat, orange shirt, blue overalls, and clown shoes, standing with arms outstretched.

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