MILTON FARM FIELD GUIDE
Make the Farm Your Classroom: Hands‑On Field Trips at Andrews Farm
From May to October Andrews Farm in Milton hosts self‑guided field trips across 165 acres where school groups and camps pick produce, meet animals, take tractor rides and use the farm as an outdoor classroom.
Make the Farm Your Classroom: Hands‑On Field Trips at Andrews Farm.
Adventure brief
Make the Farm Your Classroom: Hands‑On Field Trips at Andrews Farm
From May through October Andrews Farm Market & Winery opens 165 acres of fruit, vegetable and flower farming to school groups and summer camps for self‑guided field trips that turn curriculum into hands‑on experience. Groups — including pre‑schools, daycares and nursery schools — explore fields, pick and taste produce, encounter wildlife and farm animals, enjoy tractor rides and relax on the playground in an intentional outdoor classroom setting.
Located in the heart of the countryside, Andrews Farm Market & Winery offers an exceptional outdoor experience that combines education with hands-on fun for school groups and summer camps from May to October. Spanning 165 acres of lush fields, this farm transforms learning into an immersive adventure, making it a standout destination for family-friendly outdoor activities. As you arrive, the scent of ripe produce and blooming flora greets visitors, with rows of vegetables and fruit trees creating vibrant displays of color and life. One of the highlights is the tractor ride, which whisks groups through the varied landscape, offering glimpses of natural habitat and cultivated fields. Guests can visit the farm's markets to pick fresh, seasonal produce, gaining insight into sustainable farming practices while enjoying the tangible rewards of their efforts. Beyond the produce, Andrews Farm's educational programs introduce participants to local agriculture, emphasizing the importance of conservation and eco-friendly practices. Whether exploring the obstacle courses or engaging in farm chores, children and adults alike develop a deeper appreciation for rural life. The farm is also home to a small vineyard, where visitors learn about wine-making processes, adding a touch of regional heritage to the visit. The farm's commitment to fostering a connection to the land makes it an ideal spot for families, schools, and community groups seeking authentic outdoor educational experiences. With its combination of natural beauty, interactive learning, and community spirit, Andrews Farm Market & Winery stands out as a local gem for outdoor adventure and agritourism, offering a memorable slice of rural life that educates and entertains in equal measure.
Route Schematic
Route Schematic & Key Stops
The self‑guided flow lets groups sample the farm’s principal elements — arrival and orientation, the planting rows, animal encounters and group amenities.
Arrival & Orientation
Groups arrive at their designated Field Trip start time for a welcome and orientation with farm staff before dispersing to activities.
Fields: Picking & Tasting
Students explore the farm’s fruit, vegetable and flower rows across 165 acres, with opportunities to pick and taste in season.
Animals & Tractor Rides
Visits include farm animal viewing and tractor rides as part of the hands‑on programming.
Playground & Lunch
Each group is assigned a private lunch space; visitors are welcome to stay for the day and use the playground and other attractions.
All experiences are outdoors, rain or shine; dress for the weather and wear sturdy footwear (sandals are not recommended). Follow farm staff guidance and planned routes — operator may adjust activities or access depending on conditions.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
165 Acres of Living Lessons
Andrews Farm’s 165 acres of fruits, vegetables and flowers provide a living landscape where students can observe seasonal cycles, biodiversity and sustainable farming practices while moving lessons outdoors.
Pick, Taste and Learn
Field trips include opportunities to pick fresh produce in the field and taste-samples of harvests, making plant biology and food systems immediate and memorable for young learners.
Hands‑On Activities and Amenities
Beyond the rows, visitors can meet farm animals, ride a tractor, use the playground and gather in a private lunch space provided for each group.
What the day feels like
What a Day at Andrews Farm Feels Like
A visit is deliberately unhurried: groups arrive at a set start time for a welcome and orientation, then disperse across fields and attractions for self‑guided exploration. Children move from picking rows to animal pens and tractor rides, break for a packed lunch in a private group space, and return to open‑air play — all framed as an educational day outdoors, rain or shine.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this program suits — and who it doesn’t
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress for the weather and wear appropriate footwear (sandals not recommended). On sunny days bring sunscreen, hats and drinking water; on cool or rainy days wear warm, waterproof layers.
A private lunch space is provided for each group. If you plan to eat on the farm, bring a litter‑less lunch — any waste should be compostable; avoid plastic.
Please arrive at the farm at your designated field trip start time so staff can welcome and orient your group. You are welcome to stay for the day to explore additional attractions.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How do we book a Field Trip?
Check the calendar for availability, select your date and arrival time, complete the booking form with your group details, and submit the deposit online to confirm.
What is the minimum group size?
Field trips cover a minimum of 20 students; a $300 non‑refundable deposit is required to confirm the booking and covers the minimum attendance and supervisors.
What are the costs and deposit policy?
Field trips are billed at $14 per person plus HST ($15.82 total). A $300 non‑refundable deposit is required to confirm the booking.
What adult supervision is required?
A minimum 1:5 adult‑to‑child ratio is required; one adult is free for every five children.
What is the weather and cancellation policy?
Farm experiences run rain or shine and field trips will not be rescheduled due to inclement weather. If you are unable to attend for other reasons, contact the farm to discuss options subject to calendar availability.
When is final payment due?
The Events Coordinator will confirm numbers and issue an invoice prior to the trip; full invoice payment is required in advance or when arriving at the farm. Additional students and supervisors will be billed upon arrival.
Are refunds available if fewer people attend than planned?
No refunds will be issued if fewer people attend on the day of the booking than were originally planned.
How this guide was prepared
This field guide is synthesized using verified supplier specifications, route descriptions, and destination data. Some booking links may generate affiliate revenue for ADV Guides.
- Verified: 2026-09-07T20:58:03.632Z
Some booking links may generate revenue for ADV Guides or The Adventure Collective.
Availability, pricing, schedules and operating details can change.
Trip details and contextual sources were reviewed by ADV Guides Editorial.