Field Trips Welcome!
Harvest Celebration Field Trips
We love hosting groups and elementary school students, offering them a unique, hands-on learning experience about farm life. Your visit will start with a hayride farm tour to the pumpkin patch, followed by time to explore and enjoy our farm attractions.
Your group will enjoy:
- A scheduled hayride/farm tour to the pumpkin patch where each participant can pick a mini pumpkin to take home.
- Fun activities like tricycles, slides, roller bowler, ball zone, bubbles, farm basketball, the spider web, and the corn snake.
- Each participant receives an activity sheet to complete at home and return for one free admission to the Harvest Celebration.
- Plan to spend 2-3 hours on the farm for the best experience!
Pricing Details:
Pricing information will be available soon.
For: students, teachers, parents, chaperones, and siblings.
One teacher is free per 20 students.
- A minimum of 20 students is required for a field trip.
- Children aged 2 and under are free with a paid adult.
- Regular admission is available at the gate for anyone not included in the group ticket purchase.
Field Trip Time Availability:
Schedule your class for one of the following arrival times: 9:30 AM, 10:00 AM, or 10:30 AM. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled check-in time.
Homeschool Groups:
We have a special day for homeschool groups in October from 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM. There is no minimum required, and no reservation is necessary. Just inform us at the ticket office that you are a homeschool group to receive the discounted price.
This ticket includes the same attractions as a school group visit. Please note that it does not include admission to the corn maze or apple cannon. If your group wishes to access those attractions, regular weekday admission is available for purchase. Outside of this special homeschool day, families can visit any day in October at the regular admission rate.
Schedule Your Field Trip
Complete our field trip form to request a date and time and confirm availability for your group. Email [email protected] with any questions.
Pro Tips for Teachers
- Bring a named water bottle for each student and an additional disposable water bottle per student (there is not a place to refill water bottles on the farm).
- Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled check-in time.
- Buses may unload student near the admission building AFTER the lead teacher has checked in. After unloading, buses may pull around to the parking area.
- Lead teacher should come to the ticket office to check in with a total count of students, teachers, chaperones, and siblings attending in your group. Be prepared to pay in a single transaction. You will be given wristbands and information upon check-in.
- Bring sharpie markers to write student names on the bottoms of their pumpkins. We will provide a box to collect them in.
- Clothing and Shoes: Ask everyone to wear closed toed shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather. Remember- we will be walking on a farm! You are likely to get dirty.
- Anyone with allergies to an outdoor environment (grass, hay, straw, bees, etc.) should be noted and appropriate precautions taken.
- Divide students into groups of 10 with a chaperone prior to arrival to save time for fun at the farm
Important Details
- Farm Tour: Your group has one hour reserved for the farm tour. This is the only opportunity to visit the pumpkin patch. If your group arrives late and misses the scheduled tour, unfortunately, we will not be able to reschedule it.
- Lunch Tables: Tables are available for lunch on a first-come, first-served basis. We are unable to reserve tables for groups.
- Age/Grade Range: Our field trips are designed for pre-K through 5th grade students.
Ready to book your field trip? Complete your request today and get ready for a fun, educational adventure at the farm!
Learning at the Farm
If you’re looking for a fun and educational farm field trip for your class or grade level, Jaemor Farms is the perfect destination. Our hands-on experiences are designed to engage students while aligning with the Georgia Standards of Excellence for kindergarten through fifth grade.
During their visit, students will use their senses to explore the farm, learn how plants grow, and gain a deeper understanding of where their food comes from. Our field trips help reinforce STEM concepts and introduce students to the wide world of agriculture — including more than 300 career opportunities in food and farming beyond just growing crops.
Best of all, our farm lessons change with the season, so students get to learn directly from what’s happening in the fields during their visit.
In addition to the educational components, students will also enjoy time for free play on our farm attractions — giving them the chance to run, explore, and have fun with their classmates in a safe and memorable setting.
Georgia Standards of Excellence covered on a field trip to Jaemor Farms:
Kindergarten:
SKCS1.a, SKE1.c, SKL1, SSKE1, SSKE2, SSKE3
First Grade:
S1CS1.a, S1L1, S1L1.a, S1L1.c, SS1E1, SS1E3
Second Grade:
S2CS1.a, S2E3.a, S2L1, S2L1.b, S2L1.c, S2P2, SS2E3
Third Grade:
S3L1, S3L1.b, SS3E1
Fourth Grade:
S4L1, S4L1.a, S4L1.b, SS4E1, SS4E1.b, SS4E1.f, MCC4.MD.1
Fifth Grade:
S5Cs4, S5CS6, Ss51.b, SS5E1.e, SS5E2.a, SS5E3, SS5E3.a
Quick guide to Jaemor Farms
Jaemor Farms does not charge for parking when visiting our property or market. However, there is an admission fee for all on-farm experiences, and pricing varies depending on the event or activity.
With paid admission, guests receive a wristband that grants access to the fields and designated activity areas.
Please note: admission fees are separate from the cost of U-Pick items such as flowers, strawberries, peaches, and more.
Children 2 and under are free with a paid adult.
We accept all major credit cards, Apple Pay and cash.
For the safety of our guests and in compliance with food safety regulations, pets are not allowed in our market or on the farm.
ADA-compliant service dogs are welcome in the market, as long as they are trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities, including physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental health conditions.
We do not offer scheduled professional photography sessions. However, photographers are welcome to visit during our public events. Please note that admission must be purchased for the photographer and each member of their party. To ensure a smooth experience for all visitors, blocking off areas for photography sessions is not permitted.
Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own food to the farm! Yet, we encourage you to try one of our amazing on-site options–The Bakery, The Eatery, or, when it’s open, The Snack Shack–for a taste of what we do best. If you do bring your own food, please help us maintain the beauty of our farm by disposing of any trash before you leave.
Experience the flavors of the farm
While you’re having fun and making memories at the farm, swing by our Market for some fresh produce or a sweet treat from our Bakery. Want to make a day of it? Grab a delicious meal from The Eatery at Jaemor!
Our family recipes
After coming to our farm and picking up some delicious produce, get a jump start on some amazing recipes from our own farm family.
