Create your own fun, with a family birthday party at our farm. Check out our FAMILY FUN page for full details on what our farm has to offer. Creativity is encouraged as the farm is providing the location, but the birthday party family is providing the event details. Families can schedule venue space with our tour coordinator. The outcome is a pleasant family focused, farm and country atmosphere birthday party at an economical price.

All of the farm activities outlined under Family Fun—Entertainment Farming are available to the birthday participants. What is always the most popular activity for birthday groups is the ability to hop on our tractor drawn hay wagon and head out to the picking field to pick in season fruit and vegetables. The picking season starts in May with asparagus and rhubarb but the always popular strawberries, raspberries, blueberries are the big draw. Fall is fun too with apples, gourds, decorative corn, pumpkins of all sizes and fresh cut flowers. Regular farm prices apply for all fruits and vegetables picked. For an additional cost, farm tours can be incorporated into the event. Adult participants are encouraged to visit our award winning fruit winery.

Picnic Tables are reserved for party guests for a 2-hour period, as scheduled with our tour coordinator. If the party is wishing to provide farm purchased food, drinks, ice cream or frozen yogurt coupons can be provided as requested. You need to provide your own birthday cake, utensils, decorations, and additional activities. You are welcome to bring in additional activities of your own, such as crafts or games. Our tour coordinator can help to decide on the best location for each activity.

There is a $60 fee due in advance to hold the booking for the first 15 guests. Additional guests can be booked for $4.00 per person if purchasing food on the farm and $5.00 per person if bringing in outside food. In most instances it is expected that food, drink, ice cream and frozen yogurt will be purchased at the farm. Due to certain dietary restrictions it is understood that some families will need to bring their own food and drink to the farm.