Kirby Family Farm is a non-profit educational museum and farm in Williston dedicated to supporting at-risk youth and children with special needs. Spanning over 110 acres, the farm uses its vast collection of historic railroad equipment, agricultural exhibits, and mechanical artifacts as teaching tools to help children overcome life's challenges.

The farm is particularly known for its immersive themed events throughout the year, which serve as fundraisers for their outreach programs. These events often feature the "centerpiece" of the property: a restored locomotive from the late 1800s that gives rides to thousands of visitors annually.

The farm houses a railroad museum with an extensive collection of railroading history, including the original train station from the Six Gun Territory theme park. Rolling stock includes a number of locomotives and open air passenger cars. Train rides at their events take passengers on a 20 minute trip around the farm property.

Kirby Family Farm is open year round to host private field trips, group outings, and other special occasions - primarily for organizations that provide support for disadvantaged youth and foster children. Advance reservations are required. There is no fee for these visits - but donations are requested to help offset expenses.

They are not open to the general public except on special themed events, which are held regularly throughout the year. The Christmas Train is a popular holiday experience featuring thousands of lights and a trip to "Christmas Island." The ScaryTrain provides a Halloween-themed event with haunted attractions and woods. One of the larger and more popular events is the Six Gun Territory Wild West Weekend, which is held annually. It is a nostalgic tribute to Florida’s lost theme park with gunfights and Western entertainment. The Rock n' Roll Easter Train is an annual springtime celebration for families.