Classic Camping is defined as “The use of tools, techniques, and traditions in the style of the Golden Age of Camping. (1880-1930).” In other words, it’s “Where the frontier skills of Daniel Boone meet the industrial age of Henry Ford.” We will partner with the Tippecanoe County Historical Association to bring you a fun day of classic camping traditions. $5 per car, plus park admission.10:00am-5:00pm

Join us for our annual Country Fair! Enjoy great music, food, games, demonstrations, antique tractors, the Gibson Farmhouse, and the renovated I. Floyd Garrott Tenant House, plus lots of family fun. Battle Ground Saddle Club will be on hand to show off different horse breeds! Pie eating contest at 12:00pm. $5 per car, plus park admission.10:00am-4:00pm.

The automobile decreased rural isolation for the Indiana farmer by providing more convenient access to local economic, religious, educational and social pursuits. The automobile also allowed the farm family to enjoy a new popular pastime- auto camping! Visit the Gibson Farmhouse and learn how the farmer used the automobile on the farm. Play the “Gasoline Gypsy” and discover the perils and pitfalls of 1920s automobile vacationing. Included with admission to the Country Fair.1:00pm-4:00pm

Cast iron cookware is durable, low maintenance and improves with use. In this class, you will learn how simple it is to season, care for and use your cast iron. We will even cover ways to repair slight damage and get your old iron back on the stove. FREE with park admission.11:00am-12:00pm.  

Try your hand at making a handkerchief doll. These dolls have been made for hundreds of years. Learn the history behind the doll and take home your work. FREE with park admission.1:00pm-2:30pm.

“World Peace begins with inner peace”-Dalai Lama  Come find your inner peace and celebrate World Peace Day at The Farm at  Prophetstown with an hour-long farm themed yoga class led by Heart & Soul Farm’s Founder and Yoga Facilitator, Aubrey Dietrich. This fun and playful yoga class will explore yoga on and off your mats with 30 minutes of mindful farm themed yoga activities followed by 30 minutes of farm animal Asana (the physical practice of yoga) and don't be surprised if a chicken comes by to join you!  Yoga is for any-body and this class will be accessible to…

Cakes became increasingly popular in the 1920s, thanks to gas and electric stoves. Learn about the science and methods to making perfect cakes and frosting, and watch these techniques demonstrated in classic yellow cake with fudge frosting and carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. Class members will be able to sample the dishes and receive printed recipes. $15 per person, includes park admission. Call 765-567-4700 to book your spot.1:00pm-2:30pm.

Farm staff will be teaching the art of corn husk dolls. Enjoy this old time tradition and learn the history behind this historic toy. Take your doll home! FREE with park admission.1:00pm-2:30pm.