Philadelphia’s Educational Demonstration Farm | Where agriculture, sustainability, and hands-on learning come to life
Fox Chase Farm
Experience Fox Chase Farm
Fox Chase Farm is a working educational farm at the forefront of agricultural and environmental education, serving more than 62,000 students annually across 60 schools in the School District of Philadelphia. It is a place where innovation meets hands-on learning, bridging traditional farming with modern growing practices, sustainability, and ag-tech.
From livestock and crop production to controlled environment agriculture and experiential programming, the farm provides immersive learning opportunities that prepare students to understand and shape the future of food systems.
Whether you’re attending an event, participating in a program, or visiting for the first time, Fox Chase Farm invites you to experience agriculture in a way that is engaging, relevant, and impactful.
Upcoming Events at Fox Chase Farm
Join us for hands-on experiences, seasonal events, and educational programming for all ages.

Pick-Your-Own Strawberries at Fox Chase Farm
Experience the sweetness of the season with Pick-Your-Own Strawberries at Fox Chase Farm! Families, friends, and strawberry lovers of all ages are invited to explore the fields, harvest fresh strawberries straight from the vine, and enjoy a fun outdoor farm experience. Whether you’re picking for a snack, baking, jam-making, or simply creating summer memories, there’s nothing quite like farm-fresh strawberries picked by hand.
Closed for the Weekend- Come See us again Starting June 29th!
Monday-Friday: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Fresh Strawberry Jam! Now Available at the Farm Stores!
Fresh Strawberry Jam and Strawberry Rhubarb Jam are now available at Fox Chase Farm for $6 per jar. Made with the sweet flavors of the season, these delicious jams are the perfect way to enjoy a taste of summer.


Programs & Opportunities
Fox Chase Farm offers hands-on learning and engagement opportunities for students and the community. From internships to educational programs, there are multiple ways to get involved beyond attending events.
- Internships – Hands-on learning opportunities in agriculture, food systems, and farm operations
- School Programs – Educational experiences connected to real-world agriculture
- Community Engagement – Seasonal programs, demonstrations, and opportunities to connect
What You’ll Experience
- Meet livestock including goats, chickens, and more
- Explore gardens and growing spaces
- Experience hands-on agricultural learning
- Attend demonstrations and seasonal events

