Day Trips for Groups
Sienna Ranch “Farm Hands” is a program which allows children to have an opportunity to experience close interaction with Sienna Ranch’s many animals including chickens, ducks, goats, and horses, led by one of Sienna Ranch’s animal care staff members. The goal of this program is to allow children to enjoy repeat visits to the ranch, which fosters relationships and bonds with the animals. Additionally, children will learn responsibility and respect as they experience what it means to care for and nurture other living beings.
Choose one-time, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly visits- Ideal for preschools, daycares, homeschool, or play groups!
Group must provide two adult supervisors who are willing to participate in the activities and interact with the animals
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Maximum of 8 kids
Minimum age, 3.5 years
Cost: $100 per 1 hour visit
Maximum of 8 kids
Minimum age, 3.5 years
Cost: $100 per 1 hour visit
All funds generated from our “Farm Hands” program will go directly to the care and maintenance of Sienna Ranch’s many animals. In this way, “Farm Hands” is a program of mutual benefit where the children and the animals both gain something special from the other.
If your group is larger than 8 OR you would like to extend your visit to the ranch, consider adding our Tracking Hike and Craft. Students will spend an additional hour hiking the hills of Sienna Ranch searching for evidence of wild animals who have visited the ranch. They will hike to the "Faraway Tree", spend some time climbing its majestic branches, then end their Tracking Hike at our tracking box where they will have an opportunity to make plaster casts of the animal tracks they find there! Our Tracking Hike leaders are experienced outdoorsemen and naturalists with a wealth of "nature knowledge"!
Cost: $100 (max group size- 8 students)
To schedule your group, call (925)283-6311 or fill out registration form below!
- feeding and watering animals,
- holding chickens and bunnies,
- walking the goats on a leash (depending on age of children) ,
- petting and grooming “Sugar” the pony, and collecting eggs
