Tilden Nature Area EEC and Little Farm

A Living Legacy
As you explore the garden and farm we hope you’ll enjoy learning where food comes from.Yet, consider that
the Little Farm is more than a place for discovery and fun. It helps protect the genetic diversity of rare livestock and crops—preserving a rich agricultural heritage for generations to come.
Farm Schedule
The farm is open, free of charge, every day of the year.The Red Barn closes at 3:30pm, though visitors may still enjoy the rest of the farm into the evening. Parking lot gates are locked at sunset.
For a safe and enjoyable visit:
• Wash your hands after petting the animals.
• You may feed all the animals except the rabbits: bring lettuce or celery ONLY, please.
• Dogs are not permitted at the Little Farm or elsewhere in Tilden Nature Area.
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This is a working farm; please be on the lookout for workers and equipment.
The Little Farm is not able to accept unwanted animals from the public.
During winter, the farm can be muddy; be sure to wear appropri- ate shoes.
The farm is home to a variety of animals. Please be respectful and considerate of its residents.
Naturalist Programs
Park naturalists conduct a variety of programs for both organized groups and the public. Public programs, usually on weekends, are publicized in the Park District’s monthly newsletter, which is posted on park bulletin boards and is available at the park visitor center and on the internet at www.ebparks.org/ events.

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