Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead

$2 per person, 2 and under is free. They have some other activities like fishing, mining, a little wagon ride, feeding the baby goats, that all cost a little extra if you want to do those but there is plenty to do without that stuff, too.

Yes but You have to pay extra to get to that part of the farm

Yes they are open

2-4 hours

Indoor bathrooms with changinh tables, lights, running water, etc.

No, they have other animals there, but it isn't for dogs

Yep!!

Yes, but not necessary.

$3 for anyone 2 years and over. We went just last week and we're only charged $3 per person over 2 and that's just to get into the farm.

You can pay at the entrance.

Yes and it is free after 3pm(?) only Mon-Thurs

They have multiple school field trips today we went from 10 to 1130 and it was very busy.

Yeah you can bring in food and drinks you just have to stay at the picnic areas like she said

They're traditional petting zoo. I think they're selling them when they grow older

They have a friend's of the farm family pass you can get https://www.opkansas.org/things-to-see-and-do/deanna-rose-childrens-farmstead/friends-of-the-farmstead/

No

No you don't have to have a child but it's very kid friendly...might be fun for a date lots to do

Yes after 2 pm

They also offer a $12 package to do all 5 activities: fishing, pony ride, goat feeding, mining, and wagon ride.

$2 for admission. You can buy a pack to do the various activities for $12 as well

Yep, simple stuff, a bit pricey, but not bad. Also have worms! But they are mostly for the fishes!

Yes

The Farmstead no longer does Pony Rides due to accidents, animals' ages, and COVID-19 restrictions. They do not plan on bringing them back, yet they do have Hay Rides pulled by horses.

Yes it's going now through the end of the year

The farmstead closes October 31 and opens again in spring.

I checked before. They don't have scooters but she told me they have 1 wheel chair. But it can't be reserved ahead unfortunately. So its by chance if you could get it.

I don’t think so.

Bobwhite

We were there last week and access inside the petting pens still isn't a thing. 😔

Opened May 4th

I think so you should go to the website and see the covid-19 specifications

I take the trash out from the farmstead, they will re-open first day of spring in 2021 :)

Season tickets are $35 if you live in Overland Park, $50 if you don't.

They are closed for the season right now, but normally they are 9-5 daily.

You can pay with your CC but the ponies are done for the season.

Pumpkin Hollow is $8 and a wagon takes you there

Yes

Not to my knowledge, but they do have little pull along wagons you can rent that may serve your needs.

We were just there earlier this week, from about 10:45-3, saw everything, let kids play and ate lunch. Great place!

Yes it is ADA compliant.

Cash or credit card. You will need quarters to buy food for the animals.

No, I was there today and it is just normal stuff.

Not that I know of.

They are usually open

I don't think so. I knew they offer Wagons for kids. I will suggest to call and ask

They are open today until 5 p.m. They don't have any Easter events though, just their normal stuff. Ciao! HAPPY EASTER! :)

Not that I know of

No, there is not

Yea

Yes it is

Yes they have pigs

They have a large sign onsite that will tell you which station to tune into once you arrive. The range only goes so far, so once you leave the area you can no longer hear the music on that station. Hope this helps!

Check web site not sure

As per OPKANSAS website, it's 6pm to 9pm. https://www.opkansas.org/events/night-of-the-living-farm-week-1/

I think

They do have indoor activities

Indian teepee and working blacksmith on same Saturday extra vendors are there. Alot for $2.00 each.

Almost any method of payment is acceptable there.

It is open from 9-5; free hrs are from 2pm to close Monday through Thursday only.

You can always check the website. But i believe it's free for kids 2 and under and everyone else is $2

No.

From the Overland Park site. "Water and children's snacks are the only food permitted inside the Farmstead. All other outside food is not allowed. Guests who would like to bring a meal to the Farmstead may eat at the picnic tables on the west side of the east parking lot. "

They have wheelchairs and wagons you can borrow but they do not charge I do not believe that they have power chairs

No

I went with a 3 yr old and 10 yr old...we spent 4 hrs there.

There is a historical bank, a toy store, an ice cream shop, and a fishing pond.

I dont think they will. good way is to give it to a farmer try louisburg

Yes

It opens every day the hours are 9am -5pm

They are very helpful at customer service they will get you line up. I only go there durning visits to the area.

No.

Yes, Halloween is the last day each year.

I didn't see any to rent, but it was wheelchair accessible.

1971 - Overland Park purchased land that would become the Farmstead, then known as Community Park. 1985 - On May 27, 1985, the Farmstead changed its name to Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead, in memoriam of Deanna Rose, an Overland Park police officer killed in the line of duty.