Island Farm

Products And Services

• Standard Admission

  Admission tickets are available for purchase at the Farm. Advance and online ticketing are not available.

  Link: Standard Admission

• Individual Pass

  Includes unlimited visits to both the Currituck Beach Lighthouse and Island Farm for one named adult. NC sales tax included.)

  Price: 50.00 Extras

  Link: Individual Pass

• Family Pass

  Includes unlimited visits to both the Currituck Beach Lighthouse and Island Farm for one of two named adults, and three additional people/children. NC sales tax included

  Price: 120.00 Extras

  Link: Family Pass

• Group Tours

  Island Farm gladly welcomes large tour groups. To qualify for our $8 per person group rate, your party must have 15 or more guests, and the booking must be made at least two weeks in advance.

  Price: 8.00 (Minimum Party of 15)

  Link: Group Tours

• School Groups + Field Trips

  With a party of 15 or more, your group will qualify for our special rate of $8 per person (this rate includes sales tax). We recommend making arrangements for a school field trip or large group at least 2 weeks in advance, via our online form. We accept only cash or check for large groups. For school groups, we recommend one chaperone for every 10 students. Because of the nature of the Farm, chaperones are required to stay with their group at all times and are responsible for the conduct and safety of students.

  Price: 8.00 (Minimum Party of 15)

  Link: School Groups + Field Trips

• A Farmer’s Life for Me!

  K – 2nd Grades | Program Length 45 minutes | Maximum 75 students per program Explore a traditional Outer Banks farmstead, where our educators will tour our younger students on a multi-sensory journey through Island Farm. Through four-five interpretive stations, interact with the farm’s animals, learn about traditional hearth cooking, island living, and how families lived by harvesting and growing their own foods.

  Link: A Farmer’s Life for Me!

• By the Fruits of Their Labor: Life on an Island Farm

  3rd – 12th Grades | Program Length 70 minutes | Maximum 120 students per program Here, our educators focus on experiences and ask students to acclimatize to an 1850s island farm and learn by doing; students will take away a variety of tools by which to understand coastal history and traditional skills. Early Outer Banks are revealed as strong and resolute – able to successfully live and eventually thrive in a notoriously harsh and unpredictable environment. Students will learn subsistence, coastal customs, and early work techniques through four-five interpretive stations which may include agricultural practices, hearth cooking, butter making, egg-collecting, animal lessons, a musket firing demonstration, blacksmithing demonstration, or a farmhouse tour.

  Link: By the Fruits of Their Labor: Life on an Island Farm