HEBER CITY FARM FIELD GUIDE
Late‑Spring Magic at Blue Canyon Farm: Daffodils, Fairy Gardens and Field Egg Hunts in Heber City
A two‑hour, student‑focused field trip at Blue Canyon Farm in late spring where groups pick daffodils, plant seeds, explore fairy gardens or hunt for hidden eggs.
Late‑Spring Magic at Blue Canyon Farm: Daffodils, Fairy Gardens and Field Egg Hunts in Heber City.
In late spring, Blue Canyon Farm in Heber City opens its rows and gardens to school groups: students watch the farm awaken after winter as they pluck daffodils, plant seeds, peek in the plant nursery and seek out tiny fairy gardens or hidden eggs in the fields. The program is built for hands‑on learning that sparks curiosity and makes the season tangible for children.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Egg Hunt in the Fields
A lively Fun Run through the fields to find hidden eggs filled with keepsake surprises — a seasonal, high‑energy option that turns the rows into a treasure map for students.
Flower Fairy Scavenger Hunt
Students track down flower fairy gardens scattered around the farm, then gather for story time and a butterfly craft, blending outdoor discovery with arts and narrative.
Hands‑On Planting & Nursery Visits
Groups plant seeds destined for summer growth and take a peek inside the plant nursery, giving children a tangible sense of seasonal cycles and care.
What the day feels like
What the two-hour field trip feels like
The timeline moves quickly: small, supervised forays across the farm alternate with guided, hands‑on stations—picking bulbs, planting seed plugs, a scavenger hunt or an egg hunt—designed to keep groups engaged and curious as late‑spring life returns to the beds and borders.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this program is built for
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Late‑spring program; the field trip runs approximately 2 hours.
Meet at 1850 Edwards Ln, Heber City, UT 84032.
Activities are hands‑on and student‑focused; plan clothing for outdoor activities and any items your school typically requires for field trips.
Plan bookings around the farm's maximum group size and chaperone allowance: the program supports groups up to the stated limit with a free chaperone for every 15 paid participants.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the field trip?
The Late Spring Seasonal Field Trip runs for 2 hours.
How many students can we bring?
The program accommodates up to 120 students.
What is the chaperone policy?
Blue Canyon Farm provides one free chaperone for every 15 paid participants.
Where do we meet?
Groups meet at 1850 Edwards Ln, Heber City, UT 84032.
What activity options are available?
Choose between an Egg Hunt in the Fields or a Flower Fairy Scavenger Hunt; the program also includes seed planting and visits to the plant nursery as part of the late‑spring experience.