Oakley Plantation, located at the Audubon State Historic Site, offers educational field trips and interpretive programs focusing on its historical significance and life during its time of operation. Guided tours are available daily, including tours of Oakley House, the gardens, and exhibits that explore life for the enslaved at the plantation during the time that John James Audubon lived there.
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