About The Schilling Family!

Where Family, Animals, and Adventure Grow Together.

Welcome to Glacier Rock Farms (GRF), where the laughter of children mingles with the gentle sounds of farm animals, and every season paints a new chapter in our family's story. For 25 years, this land has been more than just a farm; it's been a dream nurtured by love, determination, and a deep connection to nature.

Our Commitment

At GRF, we're more than just a farm. We're a family, a community, and a place where cherished memories are made. We are dedicated to:

Providing a nurturing and educational environment for all.
Sharing our love of animals and the natural world.
Creating unforgettable experiences for our visitors.
Continued growth, while keeping the love of animals and nurturing environment as cornerstones.

We invite you to join us on this incredible journey. Come and experience the magic of Glacier Rock Farms!

Our Journey:

2002

Blossoming Growth

Spring tours were introduced, allowing children to witness the miracle of new life with our adorable baby animals.
We opened our barn doors to the public, welcoming families to share in the joy of farm life during fall weekends.
Our scenic hayride trail was redesigned, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of our land, from tranquil kettle ponds to majestic glacial drumlins.

2004

Spooky Adventures

The Haunted Hayride, now known as The Dark Side Haunt, debuted, adding a thrilling dimension to our fall festivities. It has evolved into an hour-long haunted attraction.

2000

The Seeds of a Dream

Bob and Lori Schilling, alongside their four children, began transforming their "hobby farm" into something more. Driven by a desire to create a nurturing environment for their developmentally disabled sons and fueled by a passion for sharing their love of animals, GRF was born.
Our first classroom tours, hayrides, and pony rides welcomed eager young learners, marking the beginning of a legacy.

2005

Navigating The Maze

The Corn Maze, a hand-cut masterpiece, was added, providing a fun challenge for visitors of all ages.

2006 - 2007

Home Sweet Barn

The dairy barn was completed, providing a permanent home for Dottie, our beloved milking cow.
Pony building and ring, and the little critter canopy became permanent structures.
Our farm store was built, creating a central hub for visitors.

2008 - 2010

Shelter & Space

The expansive Big Barn was constructed, providing a warm haven for our animals during winter and a versatile space for tours and events.

2011

Generations Unite

Bob and Lori's daughter, Ann, and her husband, Ryan, joined the farm full-time, ensuring the continuation of our family legacy.
We also employ many developmentally disabled employees to help foster a great working and learning enviroment.

About The Schilling Family!

Our Commitment

At GRF, we're more than just a farm. We're a family, a community, and a place where cherished memories are made. We are dedicated to:

Providing a nurturing and educational environment for all.

Sharing our love of animals and the natural world.

Creating unforgettable experiences for our visitors.

Continued growth, while keeping the love of animals and nurturing environment as cornerstones.

Our Journey:

2002

Spring tours were introduced, allowing children to witness the miracle of new life with our adorable baby animals.

We opened our barn doors to the public, welcoming families to share in the joy of farm life during fall weekends.

Our scenic hayride trail was redesigned, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of our land, from tranquil kettle ponds to majestic glacial drumlins.

2004

The Haunted Hayride, now known as The Dark Side Haunt, debuted, adding a thrilling dimension to our fall festivities. It has evolved into an hour-long haunted attraction.

2000

Bob and Lori Schilling, alongside their four children, began transforming their "hobby farm" into something more. Driven by a desire to create a nurturing environment for their developmentally disabled sons and fueled by a passion for sharing their love of animals, GRF was born. ​

Our first classroom tours, hayrides, and pony rides welcomed eager young learners, marking the beginning of a legacy.

2005

The Corn Maze, a hand-cut masterpiece, was added, providing a fun challenge for visitors of all ages.

2006 - 2007

The dairy barn was completed, providing a permanent home for Dottie, our beloved milking cow.

Pony building and ring, and the little critter canopy became permanent structures.

Our farm store was built, creating a central hub for visitors.

2008 - 2010

The expansive Big Barn was constructed, providing a warm haven for our animals during winter and a versatile space for tours and events.

2011

Bob and Lori's daughter, Ann, and her husband, Ryan, joined the farm full-time, ensuring the continuation of our family legacy.

We also employ many developmentally disabled employees to help foster a great working and learning enviroment.

Bob and Lori Schilling, alongside their four children, began transforming their "hobby farm" into something more. Driven by a desire to create a nurturing environment for their developmentally disabled sons and fueled by a passion for sharing their love of animals, GRF was born.