Farm School Egg Hunt & Farm Challenge

This isn’t your typical egg hunt…

Campers will earn their eggs by completing real farm challenges, caring for animals, and working together as junior farmhands!

Friday, April 3rd

10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Ages 5–13

$60 per child

Egg Hunt: Challenge Edition

Complete tasks, solve clues, and unlock hidden eggs

Animal Care Lab

Learn grooming, feeding, and safe handling with our farm animals

Spring Survival Skills

Work as a team to build shelters and protect your egg

Barnyard Build & Craft

Create farm-themed projects to take home

 
Team Farm Games

Enjoy relays, obstacle courses, and cooperative challenges 

Campers should bring a snack, packed lunch, and a refillable water bottle

Closed-toe shoes are required

Dress in comfortable “farm clothes” — expect dirt, animals, and outdoor play

Each camper will take home:

• A farm-themed keepsake

• A seed packet to plant at home

✔ Spots are limited

✔ Pre-registration is required

We kindly request you to review the parking map provided below for your reference. As you approach the farm, we ask that you drive with caution, maintaining a slow pace down our driveway. After passing our house on the left, continue through the rear gate to locate a convenient parking spot. Follow the trail with blue arrows, guiding you through our goat area and leading you up to the check-in point. 

We look forward to celebrating with you!

-Tracey Rinehart, our team, and our 4 legged friends

Please be advised: for any cancellations please consider your payment a donation, there will be a NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE.

This waiver is valid for all Lil’ Bit of Life Farm activities for one (1) year from the date of signing unless otherwise revoked in writing.

You are visiting a working farm. The property includes natural and agricultural conditions, which may involve:
Uneven terrain, dirt, mud, gravel, and mulched or sloped surfaces
Animals and potential animal behaviors (including biting, kicking, or sudden movement)
Animal waste, insects, allergens, and environmental elements
Outdoor weather conditions such as heat, sun exposure, and humidity
While Lil’ Bit of Life Farm takes reasonable precautions to provide a safe and enjoyable experience, inherent risks are always present. 
By entering the property and participating in any activities, you acknowledge and accept these risks and agree to do so voluntarily.
Guests are encouraged to wear appropriate footwear and must supervise children at all times.

Under Florida law (Section 570.96, Florida Statutes): 
An agritourism operator is not liable for injury, death, or damage to a participant resulting from the inherent risks of agritourism activities. 
Inherent risks include, but are not limited to:

Risks associated with land, equipment, and animals
The potential for participants to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to injury, death, or damage
By participating in this agritourism activity, you are assuming these risks.