Plan Ahead
Accessibility
The market and main entrance areas are the easiest places to move through. Once you head farther outside, you may find gravel, grass, packed dirt, soft ground, or uneven spots, especially after rain or during seasonal events.
General Access
Come prepared for real farm ground
The main market barn, courtyard, and entrance area are usually the most comfortable spots for wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and guests who prefer shorter, easier paths.
Outdoor areas can change with the weather and the season. Some paths may be firm and simple one week, then softer or bumpier after heavy rain, field work, or event setup.
Please Use Care
A few farm reminders
- Not all areas are paved or level.
- Gravel, grass, mud, and packed earth may be part of the visit.
- Children should stay close to an adult at all times.
- Please do not enter staff-only areas, fields, pens, or marked-off spaces.
- Weather can affect paths, parking, and seasonal event routes.
Market Area
The market building has the most open layout and is the best place to begin. It is generally the easiest area for guests using strollers, wheelchairs, walkers, or other mobility aids.
Outdoor Paths
Some outdoor spaces may have loose gravel, grass, slopes, soft patches, or uneven ground. Please take your time and choose the path that feels safest for you.
Strollers & Mobility Aids
Strollers and mobility aids are welcome. A sturdy stroller or all-terrain wheels may be helpful if you plan to explore beyond the market area.
Parking
Parking is on site and close to the main entrance. During busy days or seasonal events, please follow posted signs and staff direction for the safest route in.
Weather & Footwear
Farm ground can get wet, muddy, or slippery after rain. Closed-toe shoes, boots, or shoes with good grip are recommended for outdoor areas.
Seasonal Events
The Sunflower Festival, Pumpkin Patch, and other seasonal setups may change walking routes. Some event areas are in fields and may be harder to navigate than the market.
Safety Note
This is a working farm
You may see tractors, farm equipment, animals, hoses, cords, uneven ground, wet areas, or temporary event setup while you are here. Please keep to public areas, watch your step, and make sure children stay with your group.
Need More Detail?
Ask before you visit
If someone in your group has specific accessibility needs, it is best to contact us ahead of time. We can tell you what the grounds are like that day and help you plan the easiest way to visit.