Long Pumpkin Patch is open Saturdays from 10 am-6 pm and Sundays from 1-5 pm through Halloween.

Located 1.2 miles east of the intersection at Highway 281 and NE 30 Rd (College Road), Long Pumpkin Patch offers all sorts of family fun! Come pick among 48 varieties of pumpkins, squash, and gourds before wandering through the corn maze and exploring the corn pit. A culvert swing and photo opportunities round out the day.

For more information or to schedule a group visit or field trip, call (620) 617-8181.

 A pick-your-own fruit orchard in Sterling, Kansas. Bring out the whole family for an outing! Orchard includes a play area for the kids with games and activities that they are sure to enjoy. 

 Experience & explore the rugged Gypsum Hills of Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Every year, equine enthusiasts gather to spend a day or a weekend in the Gypsum Hills. Both organized and private riding is provided year-round. (Visitors must provide their own mount, tack and camping equipment.) We offer four campsites with electrical hookups. We encourage you to visit for more than just trail rides! We also offer primitive camping, backpacking, and hiking.  

 The site of the Peace Treaty Festival & Pageant, this 300+ acre park offers visitors unique green spaces, magnificent views, and calm prairie. The park has three main areas: the Pageant Amphitheater, the Rodeo Arena, and the Powwow Grounds. Many development projects are underway, including a visitor center, hiking trails and primitive campsites. The park is on the east edge of Medicine Lodge, accessible to the public from US Highway 160.

Our staff will take you on the most educational, entertaining and interesting tour you'll ever experience. The tour takes about an hour and you will be able to touch and interact with the animals

Tours are by reservation. Please call ahead.

Matfield Station, a half mile north of Matfield Green on Kansas Scenic Byway 177, is a great place to relax in the heart of the tallgrass prairie. Lodging with kitchens and decks in the restored Santa Fe Section house (1924), great views of the Valley of the South Fork of the Cottonwood River, four miles of paths through untilled prairie, sculpture, wildlife and bird watching, and train watching. A short walk through the prairie to Matfield Green - a growing arts community Matfield Station is open year round

The Matfield Station is found along the Flint Hills National Scenic Byway. This unique byway offers incredible views of the native grasses and flowers of the tallgrass prairie - one of the last remaining such landscapes left in the world. Much of the land along the Byway looks as it did thousands of years ago when the Kaw, Osage and other native tribes lived here. You will also find towns filled with charming shops, restaurants, artwork, and antiques. Take a look at the other sights you can see along the Flint Hills National Scenic Byway here.

This is a Registered Agritourism Business. If you’re looking to support local farmers, ranchers, and entrepreneurs, supporting registered agritourism businesses around the state is a great way to do so! 

For more information or to schedule a group, email billmcbridesculptor@gmail.com.

The Bar U Ranch is a family-owned business in the heart of the Flint Hills. Their agricultural enterprises are registered Red Angus cattle, ranch-raised beef, and ranching Heritage Quarter Horses. The ranch has two live, clear creeks, rolling hills covered with tall grass, and some majestic oak trees. The manage 1100 acres on the Bar U and lease an additional 1400 acres from neighboring ranches. The Dude Ranch business consists of trail rides, both on the Bar U ranch and Clover Cliff Ranch. In addition they host cattle drives, cowboy camp, roping, horsemanship lessons, and photography clinics. The scenic beauty of the ranch, the quality of the horses,  horsemanship skill level, how much they value customers, and the great food they serve, are their super powers. Matt and Angie Jobe of Winsor, MO partner with us on many of our events. Our partnership is called Flint Hills Ranching Adventures. Customers may sign up for a scheduled adventure, or call and plan a private adventure for their group. Events are custom designed to fit and fulfill  customer goals.

This is a Registered Agritourism Business. If you’re looking to support local farmers, ranchers, and entrepreneurs, supporting registered agritourism businesses around the state is a great way to do so! 

No visit to Heartland Farm is complete without a visit to the barn to meet our alpacas.

You might find these lovely animals in the pens near the barn, loafing in the barn itself or grazing in one of the pastures.

We raise alpacas for their fleece and for their organic compost as well as for breeding. We spin the fleece, sell yarn and roving as well as knitted and crocheted articles made from alpaca yarn.

To see our current listing of alpacas for purchase visit Openherd.com or email us: hfarm@gbta.net

See both yarn and finished products in our Gift Shop.

*Members of MOPACA (Midwest Alpaca Owners and Breeders Association).