This is a great family experience very hands on.

We really enjoyed the farm day they had when it was open to the public. The owner was so nice and we enjoyed ourselves.

Very informative and a wonderful place to visit. A look back in time.

As a cook who searches out lost Southern ingredients and recipes as well as an amateur homesteader, I love every visit to this farm as I learn something new every time. While not open to the public on a regular basis, the farm does have educational groups that are available year round and can be found via a quick Google search.

School Field Trip with 3rd graders! It was hands down the best field trip I have ever taken my classes on in the past 30 years! Students agreed as well! There was so much hands on activities, like getting to simulate milking a cow, watching baby chicks hatch, plowing a mule (with help), using a 2 man saw, riding in a covered wagon pulled by a team of big white horses, etc... The presenters were so knowledgeable and were able to put info on childs level. Students probably learned more about history in that 1 jam packed day than they could in a whole year! I guarantee you that will remember it a lot longer than anything they learned from a book! They had 5 or 6 stations which our students rotated through. They took us to each station on a hay wagon pulled by a tractor. I wish every child in our school could have attended. They do this through the week for schools and on the weekend its open to the public. Greatest field trip ever. Oh, this during the month of October, I think.

Learned so much, so nice to visit with folks doing the stuff you want to do and being able to gleen information and learn from the mistakes already made. See the vintage farm equipment and other items was awesome

Fun and educational. Take the whole family.

Very interesting learning a lot of history.

Wonderful huge living hands on farm. Hay ride to the field to pick sweet potatoes and cotton. Animals, demonstrations, antiques and much more

This is a great place for children to learn about life on the farm in the 1930s. Hay rides, animals, hands on experiences (like milking cows, sawing logs, picking okra etc. ), and informative lectures at each station of the tour. The eldest Mrs. Peinhardt doesn’t put up with shenanigans from unruly kids, lol. Loved her, and this field trip.

Awesome Place.

It was great. Like going back in time to see how people lived without electricity and other modern conveniences

Very educationsl.

Very nice people

Really good place. But, kids really seem to make them nervous.

It is a great place to learn about how farming used to be done.

We took the family there last weekend great place for kids along of activities

Very interesting

Wonderful experience with my grandson!

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Basket-making class

Love it