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Wild Kid Acres offers farm visits, a mobile petting zoo, private party petting zoo experiences, private Western horse lessons, and a Wild West Club. The program also offers field trips, events, and Summer Farm Days that include farm-based activities. Summer Farm Days take place on both Saturdays and Sundays.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer Farm Days on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Wild Kid Acres is owned by Gerardo Martinez, a Minority, Veteran, and Beginning farmer, and was founded by Familia Martinez. The farm property was purchased in 2019, the family opened the farm for community agriculture enrichment in 2020, and they named it Wild Kid Acres in 2021. Wild Kid Acres, LLC states that it is devoted to providing farm-based education and community experiences and producing regenerative, sustainable, and accessible food. The farm uses Climate-Smart Agricultural practices, serves as a refuge for animal therapy clients both young and old, and functions as a model for young families looking for alternative ways to redevelop properties. The aggregate market is stocked with locally grown, raised, or processed agricultural products, and the production kitchen and processing area are available for local farmers to expand their businesses with value-added products. The farm is described as a regional agriculture hub for education and looks forward to hosting agriculture education and providing outreach and education to urban, minority, and veteran beginner farmers on farm business practices, production, and processing.
Last updated January 24, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer Farm Days on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Wild Kid Acres is owned by Gerardo Martinez, a Minority, Veteran, and Beginning farmer, and was founded by Familia Martinez. The farm property was purchased in 2019, the family opened the farm for community agriculture enrichment in 2020, and they named it Wild Kid Acres in 2021. Wild Kid Acres, LLC states that it is devoted to providing farm-based education and community experiences and producing regenerative, sustainable, and accessible food. The farm uses Climate-Smart Agricultural practices, serves as a refuge for animal therapy clients both young and old, and functions as a model for young families looking for alternative ways to redevelop properties. The aggregate market is stocked with locally grown, raised, or processed agricultural products, and the production kitchen and processing area are available for local farmers to expand their businesses with value-added products. The farm is described as a regional agriculture hub for education and looks forward to hosting agriculture education and providing outreach and education to urban, minority, and veteran beginner farmers on farm business practices, production, and processing.
Last updated January 24, 2026.
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