Visiting Jellybean Ranch
Make Reservations
To visit Jellybean Ranch, you need to make reservations. To do so, use the contact form at the bottom of the home page. Let us know what day/time you would like to visit and what you would like to see/do.
What to Wear
Dress for a farm. Farms have dirt and bugs and sometimes sticker vines. Make sure you wear clothes you can get dirty and that protect you.
Shoes
It would probably be a good idea to wear shoes that are comfy and you can easily walk in. Boots are a good choice especially around animals.
Shirt
Long sleeves are probably best, light weight in summer and heavier in winter.
Sun screen
Sun screen is really important when you're outside. Be sure to lather up.
Hat
Hats are good too.
What to Bring
When visiting the farm, you may want to have these things with you.
A sense of adventure
Bring your curiosity and excitement.
Water bottle
We have plenty of water, but it's good to have something to put it in.
Snack
You may get peckish, and be sure to tell us if you have any allergies!
Extra set of clothes
In case of mud or water encounters.
Walking stick
Though there are plenty of sticks at Jellybean to choose from.
Gremlins
This is a gremlin-free zone!
Danger
Going on a farm is dangerous!
You must evaluate the dangers and decide what risks you and your family are prepared to take.
We will help you understand some of the dangers, and we will guide you to make your visit to our farm and your interaction with our animals is safer; but we cannot make it safe. You are responsible for your own safety and that of your children.
Every visitor to our farm must acknowledges that responsibility by signing (or having a parent/guardian sign) a release and waiver -- a contract by which you accept all responsibility for risks and waive any right to sue us.