Showing posts with label Field trips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Field trips. Show all posts

Sunday, July 10, 2016

Little house, big house!

I hope everyone had a good weekend, and feels ready to go back to work tomorrow. 
 
Our yard has a lot of history to it. 

The first house was built around 1925.  This tiny home belonged to Jacob T Reimer and his family of 10 when Ben and Sara Penner bought the land in 1967.  The house was torn down and the current house was built in the mid 70’s for their family of 13.  

The old foundation is now a perennial bed in the back yard. 
 

 
On an entirely different note, we are having weekly contests this summer.
This week we are giving away 15 tickets (worth $30.)
 
To enter leave a comment and tell us:
1. A favorite fall tradition your family does each year.
2. If your family or child has been to the Scarecrow Forest.

One entry per person.
Contest ends at midnight July 15, 2016.

Check out our website for more information. www.pennerpumpkins.com

 

Friday, April 4, 2014

Have fun with your group at the Scarecrow Forest.

We are still booking groups for the 2014 season.  The Scarecrow Forest would love to have a very busy summer and fall so we are looking for groups to book an outing to our place.  We open May 20 and go til the end of October.  At the Forest your group can walk the Scarecrow path and look at child friendly scarecrows (Goldilocks, Little Bo Peep, etc.).  Than you can expend some energy on the bales of fun with 3 slides.  Feed Billy the goat some corn and pet a baby horse (colt), baby goats (kids), kittens, and some chicks.  If you would like we can give a talk on pumpkins (from how we prepare to the garden til they turn ripe) and a talk on chickens or cows.  We have a gorgeous picnic area for your group to have a picnic lunch.  For more information please check our website: www.pennerpumpkins.com or give Shirley a call at 204-371-5556.  We would love to see your group at the Scarecrow Forest.

Cost is $8.00 per person (which includes one activity train ride, zip line, duck races, etc.) and most groups spend between 3 to 4 hours here.  Groups should be 20 or more (if you have a smaller group please give Shirley a call and she can work something out with you).  The Scarecrow Forest is your farm for family friendly fun.

Chloe and Besty, the girl goats who are expecting kids this month.

Jenny with her new colt (male foal).

The giant corn box.

The Scarecrow Forest path.

The Scarecrow Forest staff.

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Daycares and School Trips



The Scarecrow Forest is now booking day cares, schools, and group tours on the farm!  Available May 21 to October 25.  The Scarecrow Forest is your farm for family friendly fun!


We have two different options available.  Option A- General Admission (includes all farm activities) and 1 extra activity $8.00 per person or Option B-General Admission (includes all farm activities) and 3 extra activities $11.50 per person.

Farm Activities:

  • ·         Petting Farm
  • ·         Rope maze, 
  •       Simulated milking cow
  •       Bales of fun with slide
  • ·         Playground with five slides and way more
  • ·         Scarecrow Forest Path
  • ·         Corn box, sand boxes, and tire structure
  • ·         Corn trail (in season) ½ acres

·         Plus much more

    Extra attractions:

  • Zip line
  • Tractor Train Ride
  • Water Pump Duck Races
  • Pumpkin painting (in season)
  • Corn Cannon


The field trip is at your own pace.  Divide your day care or group into groups and work your way through our different farm activities.  For schools we offer a talk on the life cycle of a pumpkin and a talk on chickens.  The children also get to hold an egg and chick.  Hotdog, chips, and drink available for $3.75, must be pre-ordered and minimum order of 20 meals.  Fire pits available on request.

 



At our farm plan to spend 3+ hours as there is a lot to do and a lot to see.  We have modern restrooms and we have an outdoor and indoor picnic areas that can seat over 150 people. 

  

For more information call or e-mail Shirley Penner at 204-371-5556 or e-mail at