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# Wilderness Valley Farm: My WordPress Blog

## Sitemaps
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## Posts
- [Pumpkin Patches Near Gaylord, Michigan: The 2026 Guide](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/pumpkin-patches-near-gaylord-mi/): Every pumpkin patch near Gaylord, MI for fall 2026: Fleming Farms, Wilderness Valley Farm and Golden River Orchard. Dates, hours and cost.
- [Things To Do In Gaylord, Michigan This Fall](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/things-to-do-in-gaylord-mi-fall/)

## Pages
- [A Farm Day Trip From Petoskey Worth The Drive](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/farm-day-trip-petoskey/)
- [Tickets](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/tickets/): Saturdays 10am to 5pm  •  Aug 29 to Oct 31
- [Farm Attractions](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/farm-attractions/): Gaylord, Michigan
- [Meet The Animals](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/meet-the-animals/): Gaylord, Michigan
- [Farm Day Trip Traverse City](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/farm-day-trip-traverse-city/): A Saturday out of Traverse City
- [Field Trips](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/field-trips/): Hands-on learning and a day they will be talking about all year. Wilderness Valley Farm sits twenty minutes west of Gaylord in Otsego County, an easy bus ride from Petoskey, Traverse City, Grayling and across Northern Michigan. Students meet reindeer, Texas Longhorns, Tibetan yaks and mini donkeys, then ride the wagon, climb the tire park and race the pedal kart track.
- [Christmas At The Farm](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/christmas-at-the-farm/): Santa spends three December Saturdays at Wilderness Valley Farm, and he brings the one thing no mall can match: Lilly and our herd of real, live reindeer. Meet them, feed them, and get the photo that ends up on next year's card.
- [Halloween On The Farm](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/halloween-on-the-farm/): Bring the costumes out to Wilderness Valley Farm for games, candy and the last Saturday of the fall season. It lands on Halloween day itself, so the farm is the daytime plan and trick-or-treating is still on the table that night.
- [Apple Fest](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/apple-fest/): Nothing says fall like a warm cup of cider! During Apple Fest, hot cider is FREE with admission.
- [Pumpkin Patch](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/pumpkin-patch/): Walk out into the field at Wilderness Valley Farm and pick your own pumpkin off the vine. Every guest takes one home free with admission, every Saturday of the fall season, from opening day on August 29 through Halloween. Then stay for the reindeer, the hay wagon and the pumpkin game lawn.
- [Driving Directions](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/driving-directions/): You Cannot Miss Us. Well, You Can. Here Is How Not To.
- [Honey Harvest](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/honey-harvest-fest/): See real honeybees safely behind glass and learn what’s happening inside the hive. It’s a hands-on learning experience for kids and adults during Honey Harvest Fest.
- [Labor Day](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/labor-day-weekend/): A full band, a free ice cream social, and free admission for first responders. Labor Day weekend at Wilderness Valley Farm, with the whole farm open and every activity included with admission.
- [Contact Us](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/contact-us/): We Answer The Phone
- [Events](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/events/): Ten fall Saturdays from August 29 through October 31, then three Christmas Saturdays in December. Every festival is included with general admission at Wilderness Valley Farm.
- [Home](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/): A reindeer and yak farm with hay rides, pedal karts and a different festival every Saturday this fall. One admission covers the whole farm, twenty minutes from Gaylord in the woods of Northern Michigan.
- [Lavender](https://wildernessvalleyfarm.com/lavender-fest/): Most lavender farms charge by the bundle or by weight. We don't. By late August the lavender is ready to harvest, so we would rather you take it home than leave it in the field.