


| 918-342-5911 16792 East 450 Road, Claremore, OK 74017-0935 Hwy 66 & then 2.5 miles East on Akin Road (EW 45 Road or EW 450 Road) |
Contact us by e-mail at: SheepFarm@ShepherdsCross.com |
| Pumpkin Patch - Hay Maze - Scarecrow Making - Hay Rides - Farm Animal Petting Barn - Agriculture Educational Tour - Fall Themed Games - Story Time - Farm Museum - Hands on Learning |
| Open: Thurs, Fri, & Sat 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Mon, Tues, Weds - Group Tour Packages by appointment only |








| Pumpkin Festival October 6 - 29, 2011 Open: Thurs, Fri, & Sat 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Mon, Tues, Weds - Group Tour Packages by appointment only |
As Always the Pumpkin Festival is free. There is a suggested donation of $3 per person. Free Activities Include:
Pay for use Activities Include:
Group Scheduling Groups of 20 please pre-schedule when visiting the farm Book early - the Pumpkin Patch fills up quickly - Call or email Two Choices for Group Tours
~ All free activities above included ~ Pumpkins, hayrides, and scarecrow making on an individual pay for use basis
~ Hayride ($5 value) ~ Scarecrow making ($3 value; bring your clothes for this activity) ~ Mini-Pumpkin or Gourd (while supplies last (avg of $1.50 value) ~ May upgrade package to include a small pie size pumpkin for an additional $1 per person ($6 per person) while supplies last. ~ Educational Gift Bag (one per group) (be sure to ask at the desk on your way out) ~ May schedule Monday through Saturday To schedule - simply call or email us - your group tour is not confirmed until we send an e-mail confirmation. |
| Pumpkin Festival October 1 - 30, 2013 Open: Thurs, Fri, & Sat 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Mon, Tues, Weds - Group Tour Packages only by appointment only |
| Pumpkins & Fall Decorations Available The following seasonal items available for purchase: Pumpkins - all shapes & sizes Decorative Corn Corn Stalks Gourds Mini Pumpkins Straw Bales Amish Jams Pumpkins Seeds Pecans Amish Candles Crafts Made in Oklahoma The earth is the Lord's & everything in it! Shepherd's Shop is a quaint & unique country gift store |
| PASS-aligned Our educational tours meet requirements for school curriculum! Here is a link to great Educational Info for October: AG IN THE CLASSROOM |
| THE HARVEST Family Friendly: nothing scary and plenty of fun for all ages! |


| All Saint's Eve Historically, October 31st began as a Christian celebration. On that same night, October 31st, these prayer warriors would place a candle in their window to notify people in need, that they could come to receive free clothing and food. The following day, November 1st (All Saints Day) those dedicated Christian laborers would go out and actively share the Good News of their Christian faith. Throughout history, and throughout the world, Christians have had slight variations on this theme, however one thing remains constant in those historic tales - that is the gathering of Christian believers in prayer and in service to others. May our porch lights, this holiday season, shine brightly as a beacon of hope for all. If you are in need, be it for clothes, food, or a night of prayer, you are welcome. This positive tradition can be followed any time of the year. What a positive reminder of our history and mission! Pray together and labor the fields together. The field is ripe for the harvest. May our celebrations be such a witness to the resurrection of Christ! For more information about this special Christian celebration throughout history, here is a link to Wikipedia information. Click Here for More Info on All Saints Eve |
| Family Friendly: nothing scary and plenty of fun for all ages! |
Our educational tours meet requirements for school curriculum! We also provide supplemental material to groups. |
| In Genesis Chapter 1 God details how He created the earth, and everything in it. He is the Creator of all plants and all animals. Creator of squash, pumpkins, gourds, corn, and straw! And people can use these. We can choose to use His plants to bring glory to His name. decoration. God has blessed us with these wonderful vegetables, that keep well in winter time and provide important nutrition. The pilgrims and early settlers of America were grateful to have pumpkins to eat, and other things did not store well. Pumpkins were a dietary mainstay...and were part of the Thanksgiving tradition from the start! author of the harvest. Join us in rejoicing in the bounty of His blessings! Look for our pumpkin recipes when you come to the patch this year. There are many uses for this wonderful vegetable, and we sell all kinds for both decoration and delicious pies, breads, soups...even snacks! The Pumpkin Festival is a fun & educational experience. |



| Many activities held indoors - in our tour barn - fun rain or shine |