What form of payment do you accept?
We accept Cash at Admissions & the Farm Market. All attractions & concessions are card only. For school and large groups, payment can be made by check.
Do you allow walk-ins during School Tours?
Yes walk-ins are welcome when we are open for our School Tours. Please call ahead to make sure we are open.
Do you serve food during School Tours?
The Back 40 and Sadie J's will be open during school tours.
Are there refunds if guests leave due to rain?
No, but check with the ticket booth before you leave Honeysuckle Hill Farm. They may be giving out rain checks, allowing you to return at a future date.
Do you have restrooms?
Yes, we have two clean restroom facilities!
Is Honeysuckle Hill Farm wheelchair accessible?
Honeysuckle Hill Farm is an unpaved farm ground, but we do have handicap restrooms. We do everything we can to help our handicap guest enjoy many of the attractions!
Do you close the farm due to bad weather?
Extreme unforeseen weather can force us to close at any time. We will post this on this website and our social media channels. If you are at Honeysuckle Hill Farm when it begins to rain, you can request a rain check to return on another day.
Are pets allowed?
As much as we love animals, no outside pets are allowed.
What ages are appropriate for Honeysuckle Hill Farm?
One of the great things about Honeysuckle Hill Farm is the fact that it offers something for all ages to enjoy, from babies all the way up to grandma and grandpa. Our goal is to make sure everyone leaves with memories they can cherish during our farm events!
Do adults have to pay to come in?
Yes, ages 3 and older have to pay admission. Ages 2 and under are free.
Can I bring my own food?
We understand the importance of staying hydrated and ensuring your little ones are well-fed throughout the day. You’re welcome to bring along your children’s lunchboxes, drinks, and water bottles to keep them fueled for all the fun ahead! However, for everyone’s safety and comfort, we kindly ask that no outside catering, coolers, or alcohol be brought onto the farm.