Dream Up Your Girl Scout Farm Adventure
No two troops are exactly alike—so your farm adventure doesn’t have to be either!
Tell us about your Girl Scouts, the badges they are working toward, and what they would love to experience. We’ll help you create a hands-on farm outing filled with learning, laughter, teamwork, and memories they’ll talk about long after they leave.
Choose Your Adventure
Your troop’s experience may include:
- Horse care, grooming, riding, and barn safety
- Meeting and caring for friendly farm animals
- Veterinary skills and animal health activities
- Agriculture, nature, and farm-based STEM
- Outdoor art and creative projects
- Leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving challenges
- Farm chores and meaningful service projects
- Games, scavenger hunts, and special photo opportunities
Make It Even More Memorable
Add a picnic lunch, campfire activity, keepsake craft, troop photo, animal encounter, or special celebration to complete your day.
Activities can be adapted for Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors. We will work with your troop leader to select activities that support the appropriate badge requirements. Troop leaders remain responsible for confirming and awarding official Girl Scout badges.
Let’s Plan Your Troop’s Perfect Day!
Share your troop level, number of Girl Scouts, badge interests, preferred date, and favorite dream activities. We’ll help bring your one-of-a-kind farm adventure to life at Lil’ Bit of Life.
DRESS CODE: Come dressed with jeans or leggings, closed toed shoes. We have helmets that the kids can use that are lysoled after each use.
Bring water and a lunch and enjoy your day!
REMINDER: Please be respectful of our animals and do not feed them anything unless we provide it for you.
PARKING INSTRUCTIONS: Drive Slowly down our driveway and past the house to park in the back area. Walk to the goat area and through the gates to join us for check in.
NITTY GRITTY: Please remember that we are a farm: the farm has dirt, animals, poop, allergens, and a host of other potentially harmful hazards. We do our best to keep animals who are kind and reduce/remove potential hazards, but we are still a working farm. Enter the farm at your own risk - and enjoy your visit!
We are looking forward to hosting your troop!
Thank you!
Tracey, Our Team and 4-legged friends