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Homeschool Field Day at Devine’s Farm: Meet Mable, Lose Yourself in Three Mazes, Take Home a Pumpkin
A full-day homeschool field trip at Devine’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch that pairs hands-on dairy education with mazes, a hayride to the pumpkin patch, a secure play area and a free pumpkin for every child.
Homeschool Field Day at Devine’s Farm: Meet Mable, Lose Yourself in Three Mazes, Take Home a Pumpkin.
Welcome to Devine’s Farm, a working farm in Harrodsburg running dedicated homeschool field-trip days that combine education and hands-on play. Over the course of the day students meet Mable the Marvelous Milking Moo and learn about milk production, navigate three corn mazes, ride a hayride to the pumpkin patch, explore a critter petting area and play circuit, then head home with a free pumpkin.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Meet Mable & Learn About Milk Production
The program includes a hands-on dairy-education element centered on “Mable the Marvelous Milking Moo,” with free dairy-education materials provided to students.
Three Corn Mazes, Hayride & Play Circuit
Students can tackle three corn mazes sized for different ages, take a hayride tour en route to the pumpkin patch, and burn energy in an enclosed play area featuring a hay maze, rubber duck races, the “Corn Hopper,” a trike track and a human hamster wheel.
Free Pumpkins & Exclusive, Secure Field-Trip Days
Every child receives a free pumpkin; the play area is enclosed with only two entrances, and the farm is closed to the public during field trips so only participating children and allowed guests are on-site.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
Arrive for a dedicated homeschool day, gather for the dairy demonstration with Mable, then rotate through corn-mazes and the critter area before climbing aboard a hayride that delivers the group to the pumpkin patch; between activities children enjoy the enclosed play circuit and a covered picnic area while concessions are available at the Corn Cafe.
THE FARM
Meet Mable & Learn About Milk Production
The program includes a hands-on dairy-education element centered on “Mable the Marvelous Milking Moo,” with free dairy-education materials provided to students.
THE ACTIVITIES
Three Corn Mazes, Hayride & Play Circuit
Students can tackle three corn mazes sized for different ages, take a hayride tour en route to the pumpkin patch, and burn energy in an enclosed play area featuring a hay maze, rubber duck races, the “Corn Hopper,” a trike track and a human hamster wheel.
THE TAKEAWAY
Free Pumpkins & Exclusive, Secure Field-Trip Days
Every child receives a free pumpkin; the play area is enclosed with only two entrances, and the farm is closed to the public during field trips so only participating children and allowed guests are on-site.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this day is built for and where it may not be ideal.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Homeschool field trips are scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on the listed days.
Groups should plan for outdoor-farm conditions and can use the covered picnic area; concessions are available at the Corn Cafe for meals and snacks.
Education admission is $6.00 per student, parent or sibling. Free admission is provided for up to two teachers and one bus driver per class; admission includes one pumpkin per child.
The play area is enclosed with only two entrances. During field trips the farm is closed to the public; groups may share the day with other schools but only participating children and allowed guests are on-site.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
When do homeschool field trips run?
Homeschool field trips are offered from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on the days listed.
How much does the education admission cost?
Education admission is $6.00 per student, parent or sibling; up to two teachers and one bus driver per class receive free admission.
What activities are included?
Activities include a milk-production presentation with Mable, three corn mazes, a hayride to the pumpkin patch, a critter petting area, a children’s play area with multiple attractions, and covered picnic facilities; concessions are available at the Corn Cafe.
Does each child receive a pumpkin?
Yes—admission includes one free pumpkin per child.
Is the farm open to the public during field trips and is the play area secure?
No—the farm is not open to the public during field trips. The play area is enclosed with only two entrances to help ensure safety while children explore.