We are a regenerative homestead raising pedigreed Silver Fox rabbits, Nubian dairy goats, hair sheep, pasture pigs, bees, broilers, and a small herd of cattle. We are passionate about teaching our children stewardship, traditional skills, and community-focused food production.

Meet our Nigerian Dwarf Goats and tour our beautiful Timber barn. Spend time with us on the Santa Fe Trail, perusing various local artisans with goodies to purchase for the holidays.

Take a hayride to see the pigs, enjoy samples, grab a bite to eat, and pet the famous pig, Lady. Pork and other local goods for sale.

Our tasting room is nestled in a beautifully renovated red barn surrounded by prairie and heirloom apple orchards. We offer a sampling of small-batch spirits produced by our on-site micro-distillery.

Visit our friendly chickens, harvest some vegetables and flowers, select the best pumpkin, and learn about how our farm has evolved through natural disasters and changing markets over the last 45 years.

Welcome to Rose Cattle Farm, a third-generation cattle operation raising American Wagyu. Meet our cows, calves, and experience authentic farm life. Wagyu beef and more for sale.

Visitors are welcome in our tasting room and vineyard, established in 2005 with seven varieties. Easy to find just west of I-435.

Our orchard offers apples, cider, peaches, blackberries, pumpkins, and honey. Tour our packhouse, cider room, and enjoy u-pick pumpkins and kids’ activities.

Come enjoy a taste of Kansas, with nearly 20 different types of wine available for tastings & purchase.

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 museum is housed in a 1932 Milking Parlor and Hay Barn on a dairy farm that was established in the mid-1880s. Displays include a milking stall and farm tools, as well as the history of the Tonganoxie community, which was touted as the Dairy Capital of Kansas in 1949.

Get up close with grapevines and learn what it takes to grow them in our area. Then, head on to the winery and learn the details of how grapes are converted to wine.

Come enjoy the peaceful setting of our farm in the Vinland Valley. See turkeys and goats and roast hot dogs and marshmallows over an open fire. 

Fall is a great time for planting. On top of our vast selection of plants and garden goods we’ll have fall plants and decorations, food and beverages, games and activities for all ages. , we’ll have fall plants and decorations, food and beverages, games,

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.

We are a family-owned vineyard and winery with an 18-hole disc golf course. Enjoy vineyard and winery tours.

Experience over 80 varieties of kitchen and medicinal herbs and see our elderberry orchard! Participate in our family-friendly workshop and enjoy an ice cream cone while you wander!

The Winter School No. 70, built in 1870 near Lecompton, Kansas, is a historic one-room schoolhouse showcasing 19th-century vernacular house and barn construction along the frontier in Kansas. Renovated and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 2020, it features an ancient remnant prairie for natural education opportunities.