2025 Rhode Island Farm Scavenger Hunt
The 2025 RI Farm Scavenger Hunts have been delivered!
The 2025 Scavenger Hunts have been delivered to all currently open farms; you may start at any open farm and get a flier. Make your way along the 26 farms between now and December 31, then return the completed (partial or full) flier to us.
Use the interior map and the list of farms to visit the farms on the 2025 Scavenger Hunt flier. Look around to determine which photo matches the farm you are at. Get a sticker at or near the display of Scavenger Hunts, or use the available mini-punch to mark the photo. Consider making a purchase at the farm while there, and perhaps come back to visit them as well.
Gift certificates for the 2024 participants are being completed and mailed, look for them soon.
Sadly, this year’s Scavenger Hunt has dropped from 30 to 26 farms. It is a lot for farms to participate, they don’t just put out the fliers, stickers and/or a hole punch. They open their farms up to visitors that haven’t necessarily come to make a purchase, but with the hopes that they will. Farms pay the RIFB to be a part of the hunt so that we can cover most of the printing and grand prize costs, and they accept the $5 gift certificates for the participants that earn them. For some farms, there simply are not enough sales to justify being a part of the Scavenger Hunt this year. We get it. The increased traffic comes with increased sales for some farms, while others seem to get people rushing in to get the sticker. We get that too. It’s fun, or at least we hope it is. The idea of getting people out to visit the farms is to increase awareness of Rhode Island’s farms and diverse agriculture. We hope that everyone who participates considers making a purchase, and please remember to be considerate of the business hours when stopping by. All farms have either a website or Facebook/Instagram where you can check the hours before you go! Have fun and promote our RI Farms!
Have a farm you’d like to recommend for 2026? Email us at rifarm@rifb.org with the farm name and location, and we will reach out to ask.
