U-Pick orchard growing over 300 cultivars of fruit trees in this experimental orchard and nursery. Rare opportunity to sample uncommon fruit varieties.

Enjoy our 8-acre pumpkin patch and corn field maze, climb the large straw palace, dig in the corn pit, and pet the baby goats.  Catch the hay ride to our farm at The Clinton Store.

We are a third-generation, family-owned produce and row crop farm, established in the early 1940s.

We are a first-generation farm producing high-quality fruits and vegetables using Square Foot, Mittleider, Permaculture, Hugelkultur, and Back to Eden methods.

The Clearfield School 58, a historical interpretative site from 1909, showcases rural community life as it transitioned from German to English. It aims to unite Southeast Douglas County residents and hosts annual open houses. This National Historic Register site is one of fewer than 10 remaining one-room schools in Douglas County open to the public.

We are a cut flower farm with a 10-acre prairie and art studio, featuring local artists’ work and remnant prairie tours.

We are a Kansas Farm Winery and vineyard, producing award-winning wines since 2011. Visitors can tour the vineyards and sample our wines.

We raise Scottish Highland cows for grass-fed beef and cow sales. Enjoy a barrel train ride and wagon tour to feed the cows.

We offer unique gardening styles, vegetables, pollinator flowers, milking goats, mini donkeys, colorful chickens, and farm-art programs.

Enjoy hiking through our 35-acre, paw paw rich forest and medicinal herb garden. Learn about our organic and regenerative practices, and see 100 logs inoculated with mushroom spawn and mycorrhizae around orchard trees.

 Visit our collection of livestock and poultry, including grass-fed beef,  Nigerian Dwarf and Fainter goats, honeybees, free-range chickens, and Guinea Hens. Hike well-groomed trails around our 40-acre farm and stop at the farm store.

We make fine wines from local grapes and fruits. Tour our winery and vineyards for a delightful farm experience.

Explore our pumpkin patch, mums, fall produce, and meats. Enjoy our new animal interactive area with baby animals, ducks, and guineas.

We offer a diversified family farming operation with a farm-to-table experience. Tour, enjoy, and taste our products. 

Explore this inspirational urban farm school with orchards, native plant gardens, production fields, 6000’ greenhouse, wildlands, farm incubators, a community garden, and a small flock of chickens and bee hives.

The Lumberyard Arts Center enhances community wellbeing through visual, performing, literary, and textile arts. Designated by the Kansas Senate as the Quilt Capital of Kansas, it partners with Quilters’ Paradise to offer classes, open sew sessions, artist talks, and exhibits, fostering connections through stories of families and quilting traditions.

We are a diversified family farm growing vegetables, bedding plants, and cut flowers.

The Territorial Capital Museum educates visitors about the history of Territorial Kansas and Lecompton during the Bleeding Kansas era (1854-1861). It features exhibits on the Civil War and early life in Lecompton, housed in the historic Lane University building, named after key figure James Lane, who helped launch the fight for Kansas to be a free state.

The Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum is located inside Bloomington Park on the west side of Clinton Lake. The museum highlights the history of the Wakarusa River Valley communities and brings to life the stories of the families who participated in the Underground Railroad in the 1860s.

The Watkins Museum of History, located in the historic 1888 Watkins National Bank Building, features three floors of exhibits showcasing local history, including people who worked for change in our community. It highlights diverse stories from Native American roots, through the founding of Lawrence in the Bleeding Kansas era, to the tumultuous 1960s and 7Os.