Educational School Field Trips
Fall: Now Taking Reservations For The 2025 Season
Monday – Friday mornings with reservations only.
September 29th – November 14th
Home School Day Will Take Place Tuesday, September 30th
$13 (no sales tax) per student, chaperones, accompanying adults and siblings.
Free admission for classroom teachers (paid school staff only).
Things to Know
Up to 3-hour time slot available!
We provide a covered picnic area (you bring food).
There’s a minimum of 50 paid admissions required to schedule a field trip.
Learning on a Farm is Fun!
Your classroom(s) will be treated to a “down on the farm” learning experience at Gallberry Corn Maze! There are multiple stations/activities that your class will move through before ending the day back at the picnic area for lunch.
Everyone will enjoy a hayride together, a fun ride on our Blue Barrel Train and a turn on our huge jumping pillow! Other attractions include the Double Barrel Tube Slides, a giant Corn Shack, Hay Mountain, Super Sandbox with a Fort and Double Slide, Corn Hole games and more!
Make time to explore our one-acre “Beauty and The Bees” storybook themed maze for an exciting and interactive adventure. Visit our Spookley [the Square Pumpkin] Barn! Enjoy the playground set and more.
Mr. Hee-Haw is a Hoot!
Yes, you’ll be able to see the farm’s precocious mascot, a donkey named Mr. Hee-Haw, on your hayride adventure! Your students will love getting to know our friendly farm animals! We have alpacas, peacocks, pigs, bunnies, chickens, and ducks. Our clever goats even have their own Golden Goat Bridge! Each of our animal pens have signs with “fun facts” about that particular animal.
Teacher Resources
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- Spookley’s Stop Bullying Before it Starts free teacher toolkit and activity sheets are available on the PACER’s National bullying Prevention center website. Download now
Under North Carolina law, there is no liability for an injury to or death of a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if such injury or death results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.