Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead in Overland Park

Coronavirus Impact on 2020 Season

The Farmstead staff have been working on a plan to safely open for our visitors and staff. Please continue to back for updates about reopening procedures.

Click to get a special behind the scenes look at the Farmstead (and meet some specials guests!) We encourage you to set aside ten minutes with your whole family, and watch together and learn!

2020 Membership Information

You can purchase your Friends of the Farmstead membership at the Farmstead during the season (April 1-October 31, 2020) or at one of Overland Park’s Community Centers:

• Matt Ross Community Center, 8101 Marty St.
• Tomahawk Ridge Community Center, 11902 Lowell Ave.

New this year: Individual membership for grandparents, aunts, uncles, caregivers so they can enjoy the Farmstead with the children in their lives too!

About The Farmstead

Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead was established in 1978 to depict a turn of the century farm in Kansas. The Farmstead has nearly 200 animals and birds of prey, vegetable and flower gardens, a one-room schoolhouse, an old-time fishing pond, pony rides, and much more.  Activities, attractions, and programs are provided April 2 through October 31 in a 12-acre educational farm environment that cultivates an appreciation of farm life, wildlife, and Kansas Heritage. 

Learn more about the history and namesake of the Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead.

Visit the City of Overland Park’s website for all information on attractions, programs, rentals, and more.

Explore

The Farmstead's mission is to connect guests to the history and heritage of early 1900's Kansas. Visitors of all ages interact with animals, mine for gemstones, bottle-feed pygmy goats, and watch a live milking demonstration. Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead is a place to make family memories.