Plan Your Visit

• We highly suggest making a reservation for our guided countryside bus tours, as they sell out quickly. Every person needs a ticket for the bus tour, including babies and toddlers.
• We do require reservations for our Farm Animal Fun Tour and Sunset Picnic Tour. 
• Payment is required at the time of booking online.
• A 48-hour cancellation notice is required prior to your scheduled date to receive a full refund.
• No refunds will be given with less than 48 hours’ notice.
• In the case of inclement weather, ­­full refunds will be given if we are closed or unable to provide tours.
• We do not accept reservations for our guided house tour, tickets are sold at the farm. This tour runs on the :45 of every hour throughout the day.
• We do not accept reservations for our Farm Only Pass, tickets are sold at the farm.

The Amish community celebrates their holidays by closing their stores, getting out of their fields, and spending time with their families. Our tour buses might not make stops at Amish stores and shops on these holidays. Keep in mind the Amish also close shops to celebrate church on Sundays. 

2022 Amish Holidays

• May 29 – Whit Monday
• May 18 – Ascension Day
• September 29 – St. Michael’s Day
• November 23- Thanksgiving
• December 25 – Christmas Day
• December 26 – Second Christmas

We offer guided Amish countryside bus tours, guided farmhouse tours, group tours, and self-guided farm tours (included with purchase of a bus or farmhouse tour ticket).

Go To Tours and Pricing

For all tour pricing information, please visit the Tours & Pricing page.

We are pet friendly! Bring your four-legged friend for a tour. They are allowed to join the house tours, bus tours and farm visit.

There are lots of activities and learning opportunities on our farm for the entire family. Once you’ve completed your guided tour, we invite you to visit our farm at your leisure. Farm Only Tickets are also available.

Written translations of our guided farmhouse tour are available in 17 languages (Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish). The bus tour has written translations in Spanish and French.

A few of our tour guides speak foreign languages too. If you’re interested in reserving a tour in a foreign language, please contact us. We will do our best to accommodate you!

We do! Our gift shop features items such as Amish-made quilts, baskets, Amish-made soaps, canned goods, jams and jellies, and more. We also sell products made right here at The Amish Farm and House.

You have two great options to choose from.

• Amish Chicken BBQ- We have an Amish family barbecuing on our farm. They are open Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

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• Sunset Picnic on an Amish Farm! Spend an evening with an Amish family while enjoying dinner, dessert and a fun craft activity.

Yes, we can arrange transportation for a small fee. We also offer transportation from local hotels. Pick up reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance.  Not available on Saturdays or holiday weekends. 

Get Goat Yoga gift certificates tickets here!

Goat yoga season is coming back for 2021. We are currently selling gift certificates for next season. Makes for the PERFECT gift for animal lovers.

We are combining the best of both worlds: relaxing yoga and playful baby goats. Yoga instructors will lead the sessions, and our baby goats will join in on the fun! Step away from the hustle and bustle of the 21st century and spend time on our farm to unwind with our 13 baby goats.

One thing visitors to the Amish Farm & House want to know is: “Why are you located next to a Target?” After more than 60 years in business in business operating on a 300-year-old farm, the story of the Amish Farm & House is one of survival.

When the farm and surrounding land (where Target and the shopping center now stand) went up for sale, our future here was uncertain. Plans for a Target and shopping center were in the works, but the Amish Farm & House was not a part of those plans. After weeks and weeks of calls and meetings, we finally convinced the developer to preserve the farmland and the buildings.

One unexpected result of Target becoming our neighbors is that we see a glimpse of modern Amish lifestyle. The Amish love to shop at Target so much so that we had to extend our parking shed to accommodate all the horse and buggies!