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Field Trips

Educational Field Trips in Eastern Oregon

 

Looking for farm field trip ideas? Our farm is the ideal location for elementary and middle school students field trips. Enjoy hands-on learning experiences, outdoor play, and souveniers!

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2025 Field Trip Information

Availability

Days

Oct. 8 — Oct. 31
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Times

9:00 — 10:30 AM
12:30 — 2:00 PM

Location

Address

Echo Corn Maze
300 N. Dupont St.
Echo, OR 97826

In Eastern Oregon, Umatilla County

Details

Learn & Explore

Total Time: ~1.5 hrs.
Stations: 30-45 min.
Play: 15-30 min.

Food

Option to bring lunches or snacks.
Concessions are not open during field trip days

Field Trip Pricing

Guests

Up to 50 Students: $250
Additional Guests: $5 each
Deposit: $50, 10-day cancellation
FREE: Teacher & 2 aides, and children under age 2.

Souvenier

Small pumpkin, gourd, or squash (while supplies last).

 

Play and Discover through Our Interactive Farm Field Trips!

Book Your Field Trip in Echo, Oregon!

Great for Grade School & Middle School


What better place for students to have fun AND learn than at the Echo Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch? Groups love to start with a class photo at the Picture Station to share the day with family and friends.

Most field trips run for 1.5 hours. Students enjoy 30-45 minutes of stations, and 15-30 minutes of exploration and play at all regular corn maze attractions

Please email with preferred dates and times, number of students and chaperones, and any questions. Once confirmed, we will send a google calendar invite and an invoice via Square. We accept cards, cash, and checks made payable to RDT Farms.

Book Your Field Trip in Echo, Oregon!

Great for Grade School & Middle School


What better place for students to have fun AND learn than at the Echo Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch? Groups love to start with a class photo at the Picture Station to share the day with family and friends.

Most field trips run for 1.5 hours. Students enjoy 30-45 minutes of self-guided stations, and 15-30 minutes of exploration and play at all regular corn maze attractions

Please email with preferred dates and times, number of students and chaperones, and any questions. Once confirmed, we will send a google calendar invite and an invoice via Square. We accept cards, cash, and checks made payable to RDT Farms.

Rotate Between 4 Self-Guided Learning Stations!

Spend 10-15 minutes at each!

Animal Station available for field trips at the farm. small, hairy pig stands in grass and looks at the camera at echo river farms.

1. Animal Station

Students can learn about and enjoy seeing a variety of farm animals like goats, chickens, pigs, and cows.

A girl stands against a backdrop of corn stocks and snuggle a leaf up to her face. She is smiling, with a missing front tooth, braided hair, and sleeveless dress with floral print.

2. Plant Growth Station

Students learn about the growth cycle and varieties of pumpkins and corn grown on the farm.

A bee visits a sunflower covered with pollen. Its legs have pollen on them. A perfect picture for our bee station field trips taken by photographer David Clode.

3. Bee Station

This station of our field trips teaches about the fascinating life of bees and why they are important to our crops.

Jenga tower game to play at field trips to our echo, oregon farm.

4. Game Station

Fun games based on what you learned. Free play on the tunnel maze, corn crib, or games like bowling and Jenga.

Download Our Field Trips Flyer!

Plan Your Visit to Our Echo, Oregon Farm!

Located in Umatilla County, Eastern Oregon

Download the 2025 Echo Corn Maze Field Trips flyer with all the details on your upcoming field trips. Teachers use it to plan their visits, finalize class schedules, and inform staff, parents, and students about their farm visit.

Get the Pumpking Coloring Page

Teachers, jump to our coloring page to download our free Echo Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch coloring book page.
Students enjoy bringing it to life with color in anticipation of their field trips. 

A big thank you to local artist Brandi Dayton!