FLORIDA
Field Trips

Spend a day at Rollins College’s Cornell Fine Art Museum in Winter Park, FL, a “teaching museum” with an extensive collection of ancient and modern art.

In addition to growing blueberries, Cowart Ranch and Farms offers fall adventures involving pumpkin picking, sunflowers, and exploring the maze. activities.

The Crosby Observatory at the Orlando Science Center is home to Florida’s largest publicly accessible refractor telescope and other astronomical tools.

At Crystal River Archaeological State Park, explore a complex of native American mounds and get a glimpse into florida’s past pre-Columbian, Native American history.

Crystal Springs Preserve is a 530-acre sanctuary devoted to environmental education and the preservation of Florida’s natural environment.

The Cummer Museum offers hands-on tours that teach groups how to explore the world through art. Tours customized for low to no vision groups are also available. Camp groups can participate in the Museum’s Summer Storytelling Tours.

Dakin Dairy Farms on 1,000 acres,  produces and bottles their own milk right on the farm!  The Farm offers tours fall to spring, year-round where visitors learn about sustainability, nutrition, and agriculture.

The Dali Museum celebrates the life and work of Salvador Dali, featuring works spanning his entire career. The collection holds over 2,000 works in every medium of his artistic activity including 96 oil paintings, many original drawings, book illustrations, prints, sculpture and more.

The Discovery Center of Ocala provides engaging, hands-on science programming correlated to Florida State Standards with four different exhibitions per year.

Dry Tortugas comprises open water with seven islands. It’s home to Fort Jefferson and historic lighthouses, as well as marine life avian life. See the park’s virtual field trips.

Dudley Farm is a living history 1880’s farm where visitors get a taste of life during that period, as staff, in period clothing, perform daily chores, raising crops, and tending to livestock.

At the Edison and Ford Winter Estate, school and youth groups are welcome to step back in time and discover what Thomas Edison and Henry Ford invented.