Book a Private Tour!
Public tours are closed till March. Book a private tour in the meantime. They start at $150 for 12 people or less and $12 per additional person 2 and up. (carried babies are free). Lots of available dates and times!
Spring On the Farm
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Come Experience Farm Life
Book a tour
Come experience farm life by reserving a guided educational farm tour that takes you up close and personal with our lovely farm animals. Our working farm raises animals for eggs, milk, fiber, and meat. We have alpacas, goats, sheep, ostriches, peacocks, and more. You'll even get a chance to feed some!
Better yet make it a Tipsy Tour! We offer beer and wine from local vineyards and breweries to take with on the tour.
Please arrive on time or a little early to allow for everyone to check in. Late arrivals may miss part of the tour.
Tours go rain or shine. Expect dirt and uneven slippery surfaces. Please bring or wear closed-toed shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.
There are no refunds
We reserve the right to reschedule for extreme weather (heat, storms, fire, and ice, etc).
Don't forget to check out our farm store!
Book a school field trip!
For groups of 16 or more and teachers are free! You can have less people but the price will be for the 16 people.
No Dogs Allowed
Please leave your dogs at home. We are a working farm with lots of free-range birds and the tour takes you in with a lot of animals who do not like dogs! Thank you!
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Safety Expectations
We will go over safety expectations before we start the tour. We are a working farm, we will go in with the animals. We are not a zoo or petting zoo where the animals are behind fences or are there only to be pet. These are real farm animals here for a purpose. They still like treats and pets but we hold our guests to a high standard for safety reasons. Guests are not allowed to scream and run around or chase any of the animals, some animals can be frightened by this behavior and will run away, spit, or kick. Please listen too instructions on what we can feed them and how to hold the treats as some foods/plants can make the animals, sick.
If guests are not listening, following the expectations, or not respecting the animals they will be asked to leave for the safety of the animals and the people.