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Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead, Overland Park

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Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead celebrates farming in the early 20th century. Replica buildings include a one-room schoolhouse, Native American dwellings, a town area with a general store and bank, as well as a fishing pond. Kids can interact with some of the 200 animals--feeding goats a bottle and casting a line into the lake are favorite activities. Don't miss the dairy barn, where you can try your hand at milking (and if you're lucky, you'll see a live milking demonstration). A nature trail winds through the farmstead and sculptured gardens designed for kids. Adults may like to tour the woods on a horse-drawn wagon ride, while kids can enjoy a pony ride. To visit Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead and get the most from your holiday in Overland Park, create itinerary details personal to you using our Overland Park holiday planner.

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• By Larrie D

  It was a warm and sunny on the day before Easter! We sought a relaxing pressure free location to spend time with three grandchildren and their mother. Deannna Rose's Children's Farm turned out to have...  more »

• By antigonemeans

  I began taking my children here as toddlers and they still like to go, even though we are teens. Deanna Rose Farmstead is especially beautiful in the spring time, when the flowers are blooming. My kid...  more »

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• By Renee Swecker

  Wonderful place. Wish there was something like this in Ohio where I raised my kids. The staff is great. It’s a good place to learn some early 1900’s Kansas history and there’s a wide variety of animals. You not only get to pet baby goats and ride ponies you get to fish if you like or take a stroll through an early 1900’s town. Way cool! They even have a bald eagle.

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• By Jenny Stronstad

  Really nice place! It was super busy, but really well managed! No trash- which is amazing considering the amount of foot traffic! The baby animals are too cute and I just love the geese (they look like Mother Goose!!!!). Entry fee can't be beat and the food is reasonably pieced, and good!!!

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