Frequently Asked Questions

  • What animals can kids interact with at a petting zoo?

    At Adventure Acres, children can meet and interact with goats, pigs, ponies, chickens, bunnies, and sheep. Feed is available for purchase to enhance the hands-on experience. All animals are friendly and accustomed to gentle interaction, making it ideal for younger children and first-time farm visitors.
  • How much does it cost to visit an agritourism farm in Superior?

    General admission at Adventure Acres is $7 per person, and children under 12 months enter free. Tickets are purchased upon arrival. This affordable pricing includes access to all farm activities, animals, play areas, walking trails, and seasonal attractions like the corn pit.
  • What should kids wear to a petting farm?

    Kids should wear closed-toe shoes and clothing suitable for outdoor, unpaved farm terrain. The property at Adventure Acres is intentionally rustic with natural walkways and play areas. Dress for active play, possible dirt, and varying weather conditions typical of Douglas County farms.
  • Can you bring your own food to a farm visit?

    Yes, outside food and drinks are welcome at Adventure Acres. The farm provides picnic areas and charcoal grills for guest use, making it easy to plan a full-day outing. This encourages longer, more relaxed family visits and is ideal for group gatherings or celebrations.
  • What's included in a farm birthday party package?

    Adventure Acres offers private birthday parties year-round for $200, including three hours of private barn use with unlimited guests. The package includes full farm access, animal interactions, a feed bucket, and each child receives a play pass for a future visit. Setup and cleanup time are included.
  • What's a corn pit and is it safe for toddlers?

    A corn pit is a sensory play feature filled with dried corn kernels, similar to a sandbox. At Adventure Acres, it's designed for a wide age range and encourages imaginative, physical play. It's safe for toddlers and included with general admission, available seasonally depending on conditions.
  • How long should you plan for a petting zoo visit?

    Most families spend two to four hours at Adventure Acres to fully enjoy the animals, playground, walking trails, and corn pit. The farm is designed as a destination experience rather than a quick stop, with picnic areas and open space that encourage relaxed, longer stays.
  • Are farm field trips educational for elementary students?

    Yes, farm field trips offer hands-on exposure to real farm animals and rural life, which supports experiential learning. Adventure Acres provides structured yet flexible visits at $5 per person with a 15-person minimum. The safe, play-based environment helps students learn through direct interaction and exploration.
  • What's the difference between a petting zoo and an agritourism farm?

    A petting zoo focuses primarily on animal interaction, while an agritourism farm like Adventure Acres offers a full destination experience. In addition to animals, visitors enjoy walking trails, outdoor play areas, seasonal attractions, and picnic spaces, all integrated into a working farm landscape in Superior, WI.
  • Do you need reservations for a farm petting zoo?

    General admission visitors can purchase tickets upon arrival at Adventure Acres without a reservation. However, private events such as birthday parties, school field trips, and custom gatherings require advance coordination. Calling or texting ahead is recommended for group planning and seasonal availability.
  • What's the biggest mistake families make at petting farms?

    Many families underdress for farm terrain or expect paved walkways. At Adventure Acres, the property is intentionally rustic with natural paths, so wearing appropriate footwear and clothing is essential. Treating animals with respect and following farm guidelines also ensures a safe, enjoyable experience for everyone.
  • Is an outdoor farm good for kids in Wisconsin weather?

    Yes, Adventure Acres is designed for year-round visits, with activities and spaces that adapt to seasonal conditions. Families should dress appropriately for Superior, WI weather and check availability for seasonal attractions. The open-air setting and rustic terrain provide an authentic farm experience in all seasons.