Educational Field Trips


At Dull's tree farm we love encouraging things to grow! Help plant the seeds of knowledge in your students with a hands-on lesson on a real, working tree and pumpkin farm!

Your students will love their day of play out in the open air learning about how pumpkins grow, the life cycle of a plant, and more! We will take a wagon ride through the farm and visit the pumpkin patch!

🍂 Details for the 2026 Fall and Winter Field Trips Coming End of August 2026

Hands-on learning, farm fun, and fall memories — all in one self-guided field trip!

Perfect for Kindergarten through 2nd grade, with special Homeschool Days available for our preschool pals and homeschooling families.

2006 Homeschool Groups:

October 1 and 2 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Ticketing link will go live towards the end of August.

🎟️ Ready to Book?

Fall Field Trips

Book a Fall Field Trip

Fall Homeschool Field Trips

Book a Homeschool Fall Field Trip

Winter Field Trips: 2025 Details Coming Mid-October

Experience Winter Learning & Fun on the Farm!
Join us for our 2025 Winter Field Trips — a seasonal favorite designed to bring nature, learning, and holiday magic together. Students will explore, play, and learn about trees, wildlife, and winter traditions in a hands-on environment.

📅 Dates:
December 3–5 and December 10–12, 2025

⏰ Times:
Two sessions each day

  • Morning: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
  • Midday: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

👥 Group Size: Up to 120 participants per timeslot

💲 Cost:

  • $10 per Student and Adults
  • 1 Teacher and 1 Paid School Teacher's Aid free per field trip.
  • 20 person minimum ($200)
  • Homeschool groups need to pay for all attendees. One adult per group (minimum 20 people) can be counted as a teacher.

🦌 What’s Included

Students will rotate through four fun and educational farm experiences — all led by our friendly farm team!

🐾 Meet the Reindeer
Get up close with our reindeer and learn fascinating facts about these amazing winter animals.

🏚 Play in the 1888 Barn
Climb, slide, and explore! Go down the hayloft slide, crawl through tunnels, and try your hand at our favorite game, Cluck-O!

🌲 Pinecone & Tree Lifecycle Lesson
Inside the Haymow Barn, discover how a Christmas tree grows — from tiny seed to beautiful evergreen.

🚜 Wagon Ride Adventure

Hop aboard for a wagon ride through our tree fields! Learn about how trees grow, support wildlife, and help keep our air clean.

🚍 Plan Your Visit

Field trip sessions start promptly at 9:30 AM and end at 11:00 AM (for morning groups) and 11:30 AM and end at 1:00 PM (for mid-morning groups) . Students rotate through activities every 15 minutes, with brief transition times.
All rides begin and end near the Haymow Barn.

Bring your class for an unforgettable farm experience that’s both educational and full of winter cheer!

🎟️ Ready to Book?

Winter Field Trips

Book a 9:30 Field Trip Book an 11:30 Field Trip


📞 Questions? Reach out anytime:

📧 tours@dullstreefarm.com

📞 (855) 325-3855 ext. 5


About the Tour

Fall Tours last approx. 2 - 3 Hours.

Winter Tours last approx. 1.5 Hours.

**This does not include unloading and loading of the school buses or if you decide to stay for lunch.

Fall Field Trips Include:

  • Visit our fuzzy farm animals
  • Discover the wonderful life of a pumpkin
  • Pick your very own pie pumpkin from our pumpkin patch
  • Take an exciting wagon ride
  • Explore our corn maze
  • Learn about how corn grows and the products that come from it
  • Take a Ride on our Tube Slide

Each class will receive one class pumpkin.

Winter Field Trips Include:

  • Reindeer Encounter: Learn fun reindeer facts.
  • Play in the 1888 Barn: Hayloft slide, tunnels, and Cluck-O game.
  • Pinecone Lesson: Discover how a Christmas tree grows from seed to evergreen.
  • Wagon Ride: Explore the tree fields and learn about tree growth, wildlife, and air cleaning.


Educational Standards & Supplements

Indiana State Standards touched on during our fall field trips.
K.3.2, K.3.3,1.3.1, 1.3.3, 1.3.4, 1.3.5, 2.3.1, 2.3.2, 3.3.1

Indiana State Standards touched on during our winter field trips.
K-LS1-1, K-Ess3-1, 1-LS1-1, 2-LS2.A, and 3-LS3-1


Dress

Most of the field trip will be outside. Please, make sure all students wear appropriate clothing and shoes. It is also a good idea for each student to bring a bottle of water, especially on warm days. Rain coats and ponchos are also a good idea to bring along if there is a chance of rain.