Each day at Farm Camp is a hands-on learning experience! Campers rotate through a variety of activities, including working with and learning about animals, gardening and harvesting, exploring and working in the fields, educational lessons, crafts, and farm games. Throughout the week, campers also participate in age-appropriate STEM and science activities designed to spark curiosity and build real-world connections. Each day, campers will create a craft or complete a special activity, and all items will be sent home on Thursday during our Family Show & Tell Time.

• Anyone 24 months and older needs a ticket. • Participant Ticket: Required for anyone who will be participating in the Easter egg hunt and crafts. • Non-Participant Ticket: Required for adults or guests who are attending but not participating in egg hunt and crafts (parents, grandparents, etc.). • Children under 24 months: Do not need a ticket. HOWEVER, if they wish to participate in the egg hunt and crafts, one adult in your party must purchase a participant ticket so they can collect eggs and do crafts.

• Event time: 7:00–9:00 PM (private, 21+ only) • Timed egg hunt begins at 8:00 PM • Make your own egg collection bag at the adult crafting table • Hunt in the field—competitive fun encouraged (no elbows!) • Collect a designated number of eggs to earn raffle tickets • Enter raffle tickets only for the prizes you want • Grand Prize entries require one raffle ticket

Have your group arrive 15 minutes early to allow for parking, gathering, photos, and potty breaks. Please check in about 10 minutes prior to your start time to receive Field Trip Wristbands.

Arrival & Check-In • Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for parking, gathering your group, photos, and restroom breaks. • Check in 10 minutes before your scheduled start time to receive your field trip wristbands. Wristbands & Payment • We kindly ask that all wristbands be prepaid in advance. • If you have last-minute additions, please bring a final headcount so they can be paid for in one single transactionat the farm. • To keep check-in running smoothly, one teacher or group leader should meet with a Craven Farm team member on behalf of the group.

This event is rain or shine. Please dress for the weather—we are a real, working farm with animals and mud!

Campers should bring a backpack with a sack lunch, snack, water bottle, and hat each day. Please apply sunscreen at home before arriving, as staff are not able to apply sunscreen to campers. Farm Camp is held outdoors, so check the daily weather forecast and dress your child accordingly. On rainy days, campers will need rain boots and a raincoat. Closed-toe shoes are required at all times for safety. To help campers stay focused on the day’s activities, please leave toys, books, and other personal items at home.

• If arriving by bus: Please keep all students and teachers on the bus upon arrival. A Craven Farm team member will greet your group and provide instructions before anyone exits. • If arriving by car: Please have all students and adults meet just beyond the entry wall by the silo. For safety reasons, no one should remain in the parking lot.

This event is rain or shine. Please dress for the weather. Craven Farm is a working farm, so expect animals, grass, and mud.

Please have your group gather beyond the Entrance Wall, where the Silo and Wristband Booths are located.

Guests can enjoy: • Baby animal viewing • Easter egg hunting - untimed • Games and bubbles • Jump pad • Easter craft stations where kids create hands-on keepsakes to take home – THESE ARE LIMITED

• Please check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. • Students should wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes that can get muddy or dirty. • Dressing in layers is always recommended for comfort throughout the day.

Yes! Craven Farm takes the safety and well-being of all campers seriously. We maintain a counselor-to-camper ratio of 1:10 to ensure close supervision at all times. Campers are never left alone and are always accompanied by a staff member and a buddy if they need to leave the group. In addition, our Staff Leads are CPR and First Aid certified, and safety procedures are followed throughout the day to create a fun, secure camp experience.

Boots and appropriate Spring/Fall weather clothing that can get dirty. Plastic bag for pumpkins.

Yes. Food will be available for purchase, including Craven Farm snacks, dinner options, and more. Beer, wine, and choose-your-own-flavor hard seltzer will be available for purchase during the event.

Yes, siblings are required to pay. Babies in carriers/strollers are no-charge and will not receive a small pumpkin for the Pumpkin Patch Package.

We invite families to join us for Family Show & Tell Day on the Thursday of your camper’s session from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM. During this time, you can share lunch with your child, enjoy a hayride together, and tour the Kids’ Patch. Campers love showing off what they’ve learned and created during the week—and siblings who aren’t attending camp are also welcome to join! This is also the day your camper will bring home all the fun projects and creations they worked so hard on during the week.

• Yes, siblings are required to pay to participate in the field trip. • Babies in carriers or strollers are free of charge. • Siblings under 24 months do not need to pay; however, they will not receive a seedling.

Yes! Food and drinks available for purchase include: • Snacks and in-house made fudge from our gift shop • Our famous fresh donuts • Espresso stand • Kids hot chocolate • A fun Easter-themed drink

No basket needed, but you’re welcome to bring one if you’d like. You’ll also have the option to create your own egg collection bag at the adult crafting table.

Craven Farm is a real, working farm, and much of the camp experience takes place outdoors. Campers will spend time near animal stalls, in the fields, and in the children’s garden. On days with severe weather, campers will remain indoors in one of our barns for activities. Restroom access includes multiple porta potties, and handwashing and sanitation stations are conveniently located near the Kids’ Patch.

Our untimed egg hunt allows children to collect eggs at their own pace in a large, fenced-in area—no rushing or crowding. Eggs are spread throughout the space so kids can take their time and enjoy the experience. 👉 Please bring your own basket. 👉 Eggs are empty and are traded in at our egg collection station. 👉 Kids finish the hunt with a fun Easter-themed candy and treasure shoot, where prizes are delivered through a pipe directly into their basket.

During our Fall Field Trips some of the Fall Festivities will be operating for the public as well as the Espresso Alley and Gift Shop.

Prizes include, but are not limited to: Craven Farm merchandise Whitewall Brewing swag Grand Prize: Pumpkin Patch Party Room with wristbands Additional prizes to be announced soon

Absolutely! Each week of Farm Camp has a unique theme and focuses on different topics, so even if some activities are similar, campers will always experience new learning opportunities, games, and projects. This keeps camp fun, engaging, and encourages kids to come back for more farm adventures!

Children will receive a minimum of five items, including: • Candy • Easter-themed trinkets • Small toys kids will love

There are a few picnic tables in the kids play area.

Yes. A covered picnic area is available, and eating on-site will be part of your field trip time frame. Please plan accordingly, as there will be rotations of groups using the area throughout the day.

You’ll see lots of little creatures when we’re outside, but don’t worry—they’re mostly friendly! Some bugs help our plants grow, and others are just curious visitors. You can bring bug spray in your backpack if you want. We’ll even learn about which bugs are helpful and which ones are a little pesky, so you can become a bug expert!

Field Trips are only available on weekdays.

Field trips are only available on weekdays and must be scheduled by appointment.

Nope! Phones, tablets, and other electronics should stay at home. We aren’t responsible if they get lost. If you need to contact someone at home, just tell your Camp Lead—they’ll help you out.

No, field trips are by appointment only and must be scheduled in advance.

Online reservations are required for Field Trips. This guarantees groups are spaced accordingly, so everyone has an enjoyable experience.

Field Trip group size is a minimum of 15 students + 3 adults.

Field Trip group size is a minimum of 15 students + 3 adults.

If your child requires medication during camp hours, please complete the Authorization to Dispense Medicine form included with the registration materials. All staff members will be informed of any medical or special needs. Medications will be safely dispensed by Camp Leads only. For quick identification, children with medication or special care needs will be discreetly marked with a red cross on their sleeve to ensure proper attention.

We do our best to accommodate group requests whenever possible. However, please keep in mind that our activities and educational lessons are thoughtfully designed to be age-appropriate and engaging for all campers. To request placement with siblings, cousins, or close friends, please complete the Siblings/Cousins/Close Friends section on the registration form.

Yes, we do have bus parking available. Please make sure to email the total # of buses coming to hello@cravenfarm.com (hello@cravenfarm.com)so we can prepare appropriately. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined

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The rental fee is non-refundable and is not applicable to other Craven Farm activities, services, or merchandise. If you would like to reschedule, and there is space available, the Craven Farm staff will work with you to reschedule your event during the same Fall Festival year.

At this time, financial assistance is not available.

Please check in at the office window prior to accessing your party room. The office is located just behind the main cashier stand.

Camp is held rain or shine. In the case of severe weather, where it is not safe to operate, families will be notified.

Yes! You’ll meet goats, pigs, turkeys, rabbits, and chickens. You might even help feed them or learn how to care for them.

Yes, you are welcome to bring food that does not require on-site preparation. Please, no chafing dishes, hot pots, or crock pots in Wagon Alley or the Scarecrow Alley rooms. If you are in the Story Barn or one of the Harvest Barn rooms an exception can be made with prior approval.

Craven Farm has a "No Alchohol" policy during our Fall Festival. Craven Farm is a public facility. There is no smoking or vaping allowed.

There is no available power in Wagon Alley, Scarecrow Alley Right and Scarecrow Alley Left. There is limited power available in the Story Barn and the Harvest Barn rooms. Please advise the office if you are using power in one of these rooms.

No worries! We still play and explore outside when we can, so bring rain boots and a raincoat. Closed-toe shoes are a must every day.

There is no heat available in the party rooms. Please have your guests dress accordingly.

We’re happy to help! The best way to reach us is by email at Hello@cravenfarm.com.()

You may set up 15 minutes prior to your reservation time.

We do not offer refunds within 30 days of first day of session purchased. Craven Farm reserves the right to dismiss a camper whose conduct or influence, in the opinion of Craven Farm , is unsatisfactory or in the opinion of Craven Farm is not in the best interest of the camp. In such an event, there shall be no refund of any part of the camp fee.

The room rental fee includes the decorated space, tables and chairs, and extra table(s) for food/gifts. Activities on the farm that require a fee are extra.

Please place all of your garbage in the cans provided in your party room. Our staff will wipe the tables, sweep, and empty garbage when your party is over.

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Check in 30 minutes prior to your scheduled rental time.

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Activities are an additional cost. The rental fee is for the private area with your own fire pit.

Yes, you can bring your own food and drink. Just no alcohol. Any violation of the rules is subject to the entire party being removed from the farm.

Craven Farm is 100% smoke-free. This includes the parking lot. We want everyone to enjoy their time in the fresh air. This includes vaping. There is a strict No-Alcohol policy at Craven Farm during our Fall Festival. Any violation of these rules is subject to immediate removal of the entire party from the farm.

Dogs and other pets are not allowed. Craven Farm does welcome ADA Service Animals. Please note: companion and therapy animals do not qualify, and are not allowed.

There is limited rustic seating, so we suggest bringing additional chairs if everyone would like to sit. The rooms are spacious and will fit lawn games.

There is a no refund policy. If a cancellation is needed we will do our best to reschedule but there are no guarantees.

There is no entrance fee to our farm. You only pay for activities you choose to do and items you choose to purchase.

Parking is free. Our lot can accommodate over 300 cars. The main lot is gravel and grass, with the secondary lot being grass. Our overflow lot is mowed field grass. Handicapped parking is available in the main lot on the gravel area. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined

We accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and AMEX. Cash Only booths are: Kettle Corn Booth, Maze Booth, and Espresso. All other areas accept credit cards. ATM's are located at Espresso, Ticket Booth near the Corn Maze, and near the Wristband Booths.

Craven Farm is open rain or shine. We advise you to check the weather before you visit and come prepared. Because nature is unpredictable and some activities are too dangerous to operate in certain weather conditions, we reserve the right to withdraw any attractions without notice. If you have any questions about how the weather has affected the conditions on the farm, please call 360-568-2601 or check our Facebook Page or website before you begin your journey to visit us. Refunds due to weather conditions will only be given if Craven Farm makes the decision to close an attraction.

Dogs and other pets are not allowed. Craven Farm does welcome ADA Service Animals. Please note: companion and therapy animals do not qualify, and are not allowed. We do invite your pooches out to our patch on "Pooches in the Patch" day. Please see "Pooches in the Patch"(javascript:void(0)) page for details and restrictions.

Craven Farm is 100% smoke-free. This includes the parking lot. We want everyone to enjoy their time in the fresh air. This includes vaping. There is a strict No-Alcohol policy at Craven Farm during our Fall Festival.

We do have port-a-potties available for customer use. There are no indoor restrooms available to the public. Some of the units are ADA accessible and include baby changing stations. Port-a-potty locations: near the pumpkin patch, behind the Animal Barn.

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- you are welcome to bring your own wagon, as ours are limited - closed to walking shoes (flip flops, heels, sandals, and new shoes are not recommended) - dress for the weather (think layers!) - plastic bag for putting your pumpkin in the car - gardening gloves - the pumpkin vines are prickly - cell phone / camera - sunscreen for those surprise sunny afternoons - bring your sense of adventure!

No. Craven Farm is a working farm. For the safety of all, a paying adult (18 years or older) must accompany children under 12 years old into the 15-acre corn maze, kids adventure maze, and on the hayride. We encourage families to experience the attractions together.

There are no water fountains. Water may be purchased at all food concession locations, and from the cider case located near the main cashier stand.

We have various types of terrain at the farm. The parking lot is a mixture of grass and rocky gravel. The harvest market is set on concrete. The animal barn, party rooms, gift shop, espresso, and mini golf are all on concrete. The picnic area and play area, rubber duck race, kettle corn booth, and funnel cake tent have woodchips that you will be walking over. The corn maze is well packed down dirt but can get muddy and slick if it has been raining. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes when visiting the farm and bring your boots if it has been raining as it can get muddy on the farm!

Craven Farm is open 7 days a week. Weekdays are a wonderful time to visit the farm. Not all activities are open on weekdays, which means no crowds and no lines. Most days you will feel like you have the farm all to yourself. Plan to pack a lunch, as food concessions are not open during the week. They Hayride runs on Friday, Saturday, Sunday. The Cow Train runs on Saturday and Sunday. On Holidays and No School Days, additional activities may be available. Follow our Facebook page to stay informed.

You are welcome to take photos and/or video for personal use only. Commercial photography requires written permission from Craven Farm. On occasion Craven Farm will photograph or take video of guests for educational or promotional purposes. Entry to Craven Farm grants permission for use of these images for any purpose without payment.

We have wagons (in limited quantities) and many wheelbarrows which are free to use for hauling pumpkins. Tip: Bring a plastic or reusable bag to carry your pumpkin in the car.

None of the animals live on the farm year-round, with the exception of our pet rooster. We have a dear friend who loans us the animals from her family farm. All of the animals that are loaned are pets and well loved.

Our Lost and Found is at the main cashier stand. You can also email us at visitcravenfarm@gmail.com or call the farm at 360-568-2601. We keep all lost and found items until 5 days after we close activities for the season (October 31st) and then we donate any items we can to a local charity organization.

Here at Craven Farm we use a process called Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to determine when pesticides are used. The goal of this process is to apply pesticides as few times as possible while still protecting the crop. One of the major components of this technique is to monitor the fields on a daily basis. This allows us to be more environmentally friendly as opposed to just applying on a schedule. We aim to be as responsible as possible and our guest’s safety is something we take very seriously.