Tours
Stay tuned for our Fall 2026 farm tour dates
Make sure to join our email list at the bottom of this page to ensure you get first dibs when we open up more tours. Plus, you get our recipe book packed with family favorites when you sign up!
Like you, we value transparency, especially when it comes to what we’re feeding our family.
We are thrilled to offer you opportunity to not only get to know us, your farmers, & ask any questions you’d like, but also a chance to step foot on our farm and witness first hand how your food is raised.
It would be our honor and privilege to invite you out to the farm to get a true sense for how we care for our animals and why we chose to raise our animals this way.
We are offering two different farm tour opportunities this fall!
- Home School Farm Tour on Friday, October 9th at 9am - an educational tour for homeschool families
- Customer Farm Tour on Saturday, October 10th at 9am - a tour for our customers to see how their food is raised
Just a reminder that we are not a petting zoo, but our focus is on producing nourishing food for families in our area. That means all of our animals are set up for rotational grazing using electric fence.
But we usually get an opportunity to snuggle a baby chick or two and sometimes the piglets are brave and curious enough to sneak under their wire to nibble on your shoes.
It's about an hour and a half and nearly a mile of walking in between animal groups.
What can you expect to learn about and see on the farm?
- Our heart for farming
- Meat Chickens
- Laying Hens
- Pigs & piglets
- Cattle
- Livestock Guardian Dogs
- Q & A Time
Things to consider before signing up:
- We do not have bathrooms, but there's a grocery store/gas station a few minutes away
- we recommend close toed shoes for your safety
- this is a working farm, meaning there are lots of “works in progress” and electric fence, so please be aware of your surroundings as we walk around the farm
- if you’re bringing a stroller (which we’d recommend for younger kiddos), jogging strollers are best as there’s lots of uneven ground
