easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion but some walking on uneven ground required.
Step into a hands-on farm adventure designed specifically for homeschoolers in Alvinston, Ontario. Experience goat milking, alpaca feeding, cheese making, and more during this unique educational farm tour.
Private Group - Educational - Customized to All ages - 2.5 hours - Includes Campfire
Join us for a unique farm tour designed for large groups, featuring hands-on learning experiences like goat milking, alpaca feeding, and pony encounters. After rotating through engaging stations, enjoy a cheese-making demonstration and a fun goat recess. Bring your lunch and gather around the campfire for a memorable day!
Please register by selecting the number of children you will be bringing. Include all names, ages and number of adults attending.
Perfect for Homeschool Groups, Class Trips, Community Living, Girl Guides and more
This is a customized visit to the farm for larger groups (30+ students)
Duration - 1.5 - 2 hour Farm School Session .5 hour BYO Lunch $16 per student Non-walkers FREE 1 Adult / Guardian is included per family Additional Adults - $10 each Plus tax
Larger Groups are divided into small pods that will rotate to a variety of learning stations. Learning stations include :
Goat Milking Demo Alpacas Feeding & Fleece Pony Encounters & Body Language Bunny Circle Time
Following our learning pods, we will gather as a larger group for - Cheese Making Demo Goat Recess
BYO picnic lunch. Campfire provided for roasting hotdogs etc.
Washroom is onsite
Make sure to bring your own lunch to enjoy during the campfire break and recharge for the afternoon activities.
Dress in layers and wear sturdy shoes suitable for walking on barnyard terrain and fields.
Be ready to engage gently with animals like goats, ponies, and alpacas to enhance the learning experience.
Arriving promptly ensures your group can participate in all scheduled hands-on stations and demonstrations.
Alvinston’s agricultural roots date back to the 19th century, with farms that have shaped the local community and economy for over 150 years.
Kindred Co-op promotes sustainable farming practices, emphasizing animal welfare and environmental stewardship in all operations.
Protect your feet while walking around animal areas and uneven farm terrain.
spring specific
Shield yourself from sun exposure during outdoor sessions.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the 2.5-hour tour and campfire break.