Fall Festivals are here · Every Saturday in October · $20 for the family · see our calendar
Children exploring the lawns and paths at Elysium Gardens.

Field trips · Kelowna, BC

School Groups

$10 per student — choose a fall or spring program with seasonal farm activities and hands-on take-home projects.

For teachers

Bring your class to the farm

Come for a morning or an afternoon. We’ll help you shape the day around the lesson plans and activities you pick.

Fall · September-November

$10 / student

Each student receives:

  • All they eat berry picking
  • A sunflower
  • A small pumpkin

Spring · April-June

$10 / student

Each student receives:

  • A raspberry cane to start your own raspberry patch
  • Plant your own sunflower
  • A package of sunflower seeds for planting more at home
Included activities

Choose from these

Mix and match what fits your class — every option below is part of the visit.

Ripe berries on the vine at our working farm.

Guided Farm Tour

Learn about all the main farming types here in the Okanagan, all in one spot. We have over 50 varieties of berries and lots of peaches, apples and cherries — plus sunflowers and pumpkins.

Available lesson plans

  • Roots
  • Pruning
  • Compost
  • What a plant needs to grow

Animatronic Dinosaurs

We have three animatronic dinosaurs on site: a T-rex, a Dilophosaurus, and a ridable Triceratops.

Red monster truck inflatable bouncy castle at Elysium Gardens.

Bouncy Castles

Inflatable fun for students to burn off energy between tours and picking — included on field trip days when inflatables are set up.

A cheerful frog ornament hidden in the garden — one of the treasures to find.

Scavenger Hunt

Garden ornaments are hidden throughout the grounds. Students search, spot and count — a treasure hunt across two acres.

See the Hidden Object Game

Games

Play 9 Square, Connect 4 and Guess Who — easy stations to rotate through between tours and picking.

The original 1919 Ford Model T parked at Elysium Gardens.

1919 Ford Model T

Tour the original 1919 Ford Model T and learn how the first cars worked.