2026 Homeschool Days: October 8th or 9th
Admission is $6.00 per person age 2 and older. Tickets need to be purchased in advance. However, you do not need to bring a ticket with you to the event; your name and the number of tickets you purchased will be on a list at the gate on the day of the event.
This event is different from our scheduled tours. After a brief orientation, families can decide how long they want to spend at each station, with time to explore more, take breaks, and talk about each activity with farm staff and volunteers.
Kids of all ages and your favorite history buff will enjoy this hands-on exploration of Oregon Trail history.
Bring your picnic lunch and enjoy a day of hands-on history!
Note that when ordering multiple tickets, entering your individual names on the Checkout page is optional.
If you have any questions or problems with ordering, please contact [email protected].
Christmas in the Country
Free Admission is our gift to you! Farm is open from 11 to 4:00 on the first Saturday of December. Guests of all ages enjoy a Victorian Christmas in two pioneer homes, with Santa in the parlor and a craft project for the young ones in the 1850 schoolhouse. Join carolers and vendors for a historic holiday! Buy a tree, wreath, gift, or membership to support local history.
2026 Cider Squeeze
Third Saturday of September 10:00-4:00: Bring your apples, press ours, or buy cider. Vendors, food, craftsmen and musicians all day. Fun for the whole family. We will have both the old and new parking lots available for this event.
Admission: $5.00 for individuals. $20.00 for families. Admission is free for our members, including volunteers who have worked at least 10 hours for us this year, and for Clackamas County Heritage Pass holders.
Cider pressing: If you’re bringing apples, please bring them to the parking lot on Eagle Creek Road.
– Press cider from your own apples: $3.00/gallon
– Press cider from our apples: $10.00/gallon
– Use our jugs: $1.00 each (jugs hold 1 gallon of cider)
– Pre-pressed, pasteurized cider: $11.00/gallon
What else is happening?
Live music, folk dancing, kids games, tours of the houses, store open for historic books, toys, games and souvenirs, 1870’s barn with corn-grinding and cross-cut saw, Build a log cabin, use the laundry scrub board and wringer, check out the schoolhouse, and visit our vendors. Blacksmithing and kids crafts.
Vendor Information
Interested in providing music, demonstrations, or selling goods at our events? Email [email protected] for more information