living on a farm!
a 2000 lb belgian horse!
go on a hay ride!
Welcome!
Kelkenberg Farm of Clarence is a family operated farm that offers fun farm visits, educational farm tours, and large group events for all ages, year round!
We have been welcoming visitors to our operational horse, livestock, and pumpkin farm since 1980, when Faith and Charlie Kelkenberg first opened the farm to the public.
There is fun for every season of the year!
All visits to the farm
include interactive
visiting and petting
all of our animals,
pony rides for children,
a hayride around
the farm, and many
other farm activities!
Updated for 2023 is our food offerings on the farm. In addition to the pies, cookies, and donuts our visitors know and love, we are now offering a seasonally available farm grill so you can enjoy lunch on the farm!
Hug and hold the baby animals in the spring, and join us for our Egg Hunt or Mother’s Day events!
Get fresh air all summer long, and take beautiful photos in the sunflower blooms during our annual Sunflower Field Days!
Make Kelkenberg Farm your fall tradition, and visit for pumpkin picking, fresh apple cider, hot donuts, and more!
Bundle up for a horse drawn sleigh ride through the forest and listen to those sleigh bells jingle!
Visit with your family, school, or for a company event!
Come learn with us!
Educational experiences for children of any age group, from preschool through elementary school and beyond!
Fresh Farm Goodies
Baked goods may be pre-ordered for any occasion and are always available in our farm market during open hours!
Seasonal Events
Join the Kelkenberg family from spring to fall for fun farm events at Kelkenberg Farm. Fun for the entire family!
Some of the first visitors we welcomed to the farm over 30 years ago were school field trips! Educational tours continue to be one of our favorite parts of the farm, and we welcome school children of all ages, as well as homeschool and child care groups!
Experience what life is like
living on the farm.
Learn why pigs are the
cleanest animal on the
farm, and why a donkey
makes a better guard than the dog!
Feel the difference between
a sheep’s wooly coat and the
hair on a goat.
Meet the farmers themselves,
Patrick, Charlene, and their family!