Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead
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The Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead sits on twelve acres and is home to farm animals, birds of prey, vegetable and flower gardens, a one-room country schoolhouse, an Indian encampment, a mining exhibit, a nature trail, and a fishing pond. Horse drawn wagon rides and pony rides are available in season.

The fishing pond is stocked with hybrid bluegill and catfish and kids can fish on a "catch-and-release" basis. The fee per child is $3 for the use of a cane pole and four worms; extra worms are four for $1. Outside poles are not permitted.

Kids can experience mining by purchasing a bag of "rough" to wash for gem stones. A small bag is $4; a large bag is $6.

Romping opportunities abound in the play barn, which is equipped with an open-air bridge leading to two tube slides. A Tiny Tot playground is open to children six years and under; the Prairie Playground has slides, ramps, sandpits and a water feature.

Birthday parties can be held in one of the party corrals. The $90 birthday package includes two and a half hours in a reserved party corral, a Farmstead T-shirt and souvenir cowpoke hat for the birthday child, and 14 tickets to use for wagon rides, fishing, mining, or pony rides.