Serving our community through responsible,
sustainable stewardship
We love sharing the farm and what it means to be
responsible stewards of the land and sustainable farmers.
We offer a variety of opportunities to visit the farm...
There is something for all ages and interests from workshops, classes & educational
field trips, to pre-K story times, Writer's Trail, Meadow-tation & baby goat cuddling.
Field trips are designed to be relevant & engaging while meeting NCSCOS objectives.
There are even a few annual events like Spring Fling Open Farm Day & Shearing Day.
Check the calendar under the News & Events tab to see what's coming up.
To help get you started we've included a little information about some of the fun things we offer.
Fun on the Farm Field Trips
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Our student groups learn hands on about the connections between ALL living things while exploring the barnyard, fields, woodlands, and wetlands. Animal encounters educate & promote empathy. Engaging programs are designed to be relevant with real world applications.
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Visitors learn about sustainable, environmentally sound farming & stewardship on our predator friendly farm through an interactive tour that takes the participant over the entire farm & into a variety of ecosystems. Activities satisfy NC SCOS objectives, can serve as a capstone or springboard for in class lessons, and promote life long learning.
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Providence Farm is a real life, working farm.
As such we have animals, bugs, and dirt. If you are interested in an interactive, educational field trip that will keep your students engaged after
they've left the farm, you're at the right place.
Contact us for additional information or to schedule your group. Our background in education means your trip is designed for your age/grade level with your objectives in mind.
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We offer a picnic area for your group with
picnic tables & BIG YARD GAMES.
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Contact us regarding accessibility for differently abled visitors or those with service dogs.
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NO PETS ALLOWED.
Group minimum required.
Submit an INTEREST FORM.
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Check the calendar under the News & Events page for a listing of other opportunities to visit!
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Got questions?
or call/text 336-707-2507
and get answers
straight from the horse's mouth.
