easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, requiring only light walking and moderate throwing motion.
Experience a unique school adventure at Ricker Hill Orchards in Turner, Maine. Enjoy customizable disc golf tours designed for students with free chaperone access!
Ricker Hill Orchards in Turner, Maine offers an engaging and active outdoor experience designed specifically for school groups from pre-K to high school. Through customizable group tours, students can enjoy the thrill of disc golf while participating in unique educational opportunities that blend physical activity with learning. The tours encourage teamwork, strategic thinking, and outdoor exploration, making it a memorable and meaningful outing. Teachers and chaperones are invited to join for free, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for students. This event is more than just a game — it’s a chance for young adventurers to connect with nature, stay active, and sharpen skills in a fun, stress-free setting. Ricker Hill Orchards’ dedicated staff tailor the experience to different age groups and learning objectives, ensuring it’s appropriate and enjoyable for everyone involved. Whether it’s a class field trip or a special group event, the School Tours provide a perfect mix of recreation and education just minutes from a major city. Discover how disc golf makes for a dynamic educational activity that kids and teachers will talk about long after the day ends.
Choose sturdy, closed-toe shoes to navigate the orchard terrain comfortably and safely.
Arriving 15 minutes early helps your group get acquainted with the course and rules for a smooth experience.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during warmer months, as outdoor activity can be demanding.
Keep the environment clean and follow guidelines to protect both the orchard and local wildlife.
Ricker Hill Orchards has been a family-run farm since the early 20th century, preserving local agricultural heritage.
The orchard practices sustainable farming and encourages visitors to minimize waste and respect natural habitats.
Protects feet and ensures comfort while walking through orchard terrain.
Keeps participants hydrated during warm weather activities.
summer specific
Useful for adjusting to changing temperatures during the cooler months.
fall specific
Helps protect against insects during warmer months.
summer specific