This season
A family farm running three seasons: newborn animals in the lambing barn in spring, strawberry picking in early summer with a Strawberry Festival, and farm babies and activities again in autumn.
Checked August 22, 2026
Govin's Farm at Menomonie builds its year around three things, and one of them is unusual enough to be the reason people come: a lambing barn you can hold the lambs in.
Strawberries, in early summer, with a Strawberry Festival including vendors and contests.
Farm Babies in the Lambing Barn, spring and autumn: in the farm's own words, "Our farm offers a hands on experience with friendly and loving farm animals. Children as well as adults will be able to have interaction with our animals. All activities will be in the barn, snow, rain or shine, so dress accordingly."
Autumn activities and field trips.
The farm publishes separate FAQs for the lambing barn, for strawberry picking and handling, and for autumn.
Pro tip: the strawberry picking is good and the lambing barn is the thing you will remember. It runs snow, rain or shine, which in a Wisconsin March is not a figure of speech.
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Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.