I took my kids after virtual school and it is a long tour but held their attention from start to finish! What a nice tour!! So cool to visit with the three families. Tour guides in house and on bus were perfect. Very cool, informative and fun tour for any age!

Great place to learn a lot about the Amish within a an hour or so before starting to explore the area by yourself. The staff are super friendly and knowledgeable.

I took a few of my grandchildren to The Amish Farm last week. It was a wonderful time . We pulled up to a barbecue around back of the farm. Dont be put off by the proximity of Target, you wont even know its there once inside. The barbecue is available to eat at picnic branches set up, or you can take home after visiting the farm. I did not get anything , but I will when I take the rest of my grandchildren. We toured the farm first. There were barns with animals of course, a summer kitchen , an outdoor oven that was 250 years old, a blacksmith. Then we boarded a minibus for a tour of the countryside. Our guide Anne was very pleasant and knowledgeable about the Amish way of life . We stopped at a working farm and purchased the dreaded, but heavenly whoopie pies. Anne didnt even flinch when my granddaughter was covered in icing . She just handed me a wad of paper towel. Then we stopped for the best ice cream Ive ever had. Again, those paper towels, and Anne, were a God send. Then e toured the home , made the obligatory run through the gift shop, which is usually a dreadful experience, but the shop was reasonably priced, and I found some things I actually WANTED to purchase!I have been going to Lancaster for 57 years and never do the hokey things. This time I did because of the virus , wanting to be safe, and I thought anything you needed to purchase tickets for, would be controlled and safe. I was not disappointed, I will certainly do again.

Amazing space, inside and out. Very calming surroundings and a beautiful space. Loved Kaya the dog, and Linda was sweet and welcoming. Think the kitchen could use a cutting board and a few more pots n pans, but that’s just a suggestion from someone that loves good produce and Lancaster is full of them. Would be nice to do some cooking at home. Five stars nevertheless. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home Linda.

We went to the Amish Village and the Amish Farm and House. We liked the Amish Farm and House more. Why? Both tours take you through an Amish house- a church room, kitchen, boys room, girls room, parents room, and summer kitchen. Both have a farm with animals. But, the tour at Amish Farm was more complete. Because we went there last, we would hear when they explained or showed something that was not covered in the Amish Village. A few examples: we heard a recording of people singing in church, there was more detail on their religion, and in the farm there was a blacksmith showing how he works. Cost was $19.90 for 2 seniors. We had a $1 coupon (per person) from a brochure we picked up at the hotel and they honored it. So it was about $9 each.

This is a great place to take kids if you are in Lancaster county! We enjoyed our visit so much! Kids loved interacting with animals! We were able to feed and pat all of them! The baby goats are adorable! My son had so much fun riding Amish scooters and visiting the corn maze as well! The farm is beautiful!

Bus tour was very interesting. Driver shared a lot about customs, pointed out lots of Amish homes in the area. Very knowledgeable about the area. Back at the farm we saw many farm animals, little goats was adorable. Even saw farm kitties. Young children really enjoyed the time there.

We loved it there during pandemic. Very customer friendly. Face masks are required.Kids love pumpkin catapult, feeding animals, corn maze, baby goats and chicken, school house, and a playground. We visited in the end of the day, and I need to say that one hour is definitely not enough to visit rich Amish culture. I wish we have more time there. Farm opens at 10 AM. But at 8 there is a program, when kids can help to collect eggs, brush animals, feed them, costs $20. Great hands on expirience

Don’t leave once you see many stores. This place is right between them. I went with my family on Saturday. They didn’t want to leave. Despite COVID 19 we had a very nice time. We visited the farm. It is very big with many attractions starting with the animals, fountain, 2 shops, bbq stand,yoga with goats and buggy ride. We bought bbq ribs from their bbq stand. Which tasted delicious. We went on the buggy ride with a driver named Ervan who was great and explained everything. We did the house tour and got presented their church room, kitchen and 2 bedrooms. We wanted to see more of the house but that’s it for the moment. We created very nice family memories thanks to the Amish farm and house.

I took my dog on the bus tour and we had a really great time. We enjoyed visiting the two working Amish farms and then wandering around the farm and house at the end. Theres soooo much to do, from seeing all the different animals, to getting lost in the corn maze. It was a great afternoon for children, adults, and pets alike!

Great experience! Very nice tour, a lot of animals, we had so much fun.

Great place to spend the day with the family. Interesting things we found out about the Amish people. Like I didnt know that a married couple. The man must let his beard grow, never to shave. The woman must never cut their hair. Really appreciate they way they live. The tour is also awesome. I recommend this place for the people who are interested in finding out about the Amish people. You will not be disappointed.

My family and I had a wonderful time during our visit to the farm. Everyone was extremely friendly and our tour guide did an excellent job. She answered everyones questions and gave a lot of details, we found it all very interesting. We were there on a Friday so lucky for us there was an option to buy lunch and eat at tables safely apart outside from others. And the food and drinks were so yummy. We had been looking forward to doing the tour for a couples, even before our arrival to Pa. If you get a chance definitely add this to your trips agenda or even a fun outing. Oh my girls and I loved the goat yoga!!!

The Amish Farm & House tour is well worth the time and money. We enjoyed every aspect of the tour and our guide (Dale) was very educational. We liked the opportunity to buy some Amish made canned produce.

This was a great one-stop shop to learn about the Amish history and culture. Everyone was extremely polite, the grounds were well laid out and the bus tour was wonderful. My guide was knowledgeable and put up with all my questions. I felt they had taken adequate precautions for the pandemic. Its tucked back in a shopping plaza, which threw me at first, but ultimately it was a very convenient location and once you got into the house you didnt know you were in a shopping plaza.

This was wonderfully done and managed well for these COVID times. Our driver was Anne, and she was the best. There was a group of 4 adults at the front of the bus, then 2 skipped rows of seats, and then my family of 4 (2 adults and 2 kids ages 8 & 5) in the back. We all learned so much! We stopped 3 times to meet Amish folks at their stores. Even my young kids were highly engaged. The farm (home base) is also super neat with crafts and animals and more. I highly recommend this experience!

Ive been to several Amish places already in my local trips and liked them. I decided to take my mom here since Ive never been to it, and the idea of having the farm to visit, the school, etc all in one place was really appealing. Is a full trip in one place and the food was delicious too.

Such a great experience. Will definitely come back again ‍P.S. pulled chicken sandwich and mango milkshake were delicious

We went to one of the Fall Farm Days and did not tour the home, but we had a great experience! At first I was a little nervous because it was next to a Target...but the house and land seemed much larger than anticipated from the street. Our three children of all ages found something to do. My 13 year old enjoyed flinging pumpkins at a target, watching a blacksmith, my 11 year old enjoyed the long hayride and the apple cider, and my 8 year old liked painting pumpkins and riding scooters. Everyone enjoyed the corn maze, sifting hands through dry corn, and eating fun fall food. We could have stayed there even longer and will tour the house next time!

This place is worth visiting. If you are curious about Amish life or if your children like domestic animals, try this place . You can make a day of it with a lot of fun.

I remember when the whole area was farm land, now the farm house shares an area with target. Its still a wonderful place bit from me the ambiance is gone.

The Amish Farm & House is a wonderful attraction to visit and learn about the rich culture and history of the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.My wife and I took part in the premier package offered by the Amish Farm & House. This package includes a 90 minute bus tour, where guests have the chance to view extensive Amish farmlands and the majestic country landscape of Lancaster County!!! The premier package also includes a brief guided tour of an Amish homestead and self guided tour of an Amish Farm.Both my wife and I very much enjoyed our premier package experience and definitely recommend that all visitors to Lancaster County head over and experience the same fun we had at the Amish Farm & House!!!

I highly recommend visiting when they are doing the bbq. It’s delicious and prepared by some local Amish folks. We tried the pulled pork and bbq chicken. The house tour is also really informative if you’re an outsider like I am. Plus it’s next to a target incase you forget sunscreen like we did!

It was a great tour of the house.The best part was holding the baby goats.The country bus ride was nice w/ a stop at an Amish business to shop at. Very educational.

Amish tour with a tour of an on site Amish house, self guided farm tour with many animals and a 90 minute bus tour thru Amish farmland. Made three stops at Amish stores during the bus tour. Well worth it.

We had a great time on the Amish Tour. Our guide (Dale) was very knowledgeable about the Amish traditions. We even got to stop and meet some of the Amish folks and had a chance to buy some Amish goods. We would definitely take the tour again in the future.

When in town, the Amish Farm is a great getaway for your little ones. They offer an animal petting area that is kept clean and tidy, as well as live blacksmiths and an engaging but not overwhelming tour. This is a tour spot so generally expect some level of crowds but on a Sunday afternoon when most lancaster is quiet this place is a great respite!

Nice trip with the kids, family, or educational date. Loved learning the history behind Amish culture and life principles... We should all strive to live more simply to be closer to God!

Goat yoga at the Amish Farm and House was awesome! Even though it was a very hot day, the pavilion had a wonderful breeze. The best part, of course, is the goats! They were so much fun and the farm does a great job and keeping the goats wandering around.

Had an amish time learning about the lifestyle and many different animals!

We stopped in on our visit to Lancaster. Its definitely worth stopping in to see. I loved learning about the Amish culture, religion, and traditions.

I really enjoyed my tour with my wife. I would definitely recommend this experience to anyone is planning a visit to Lancaster, PA.

Mike was a wonderful tour guide! He was incredibly informative, patient, and accommodating. The property was gorgeous and so much larger than I ever imagined (who would have guessed all of that was behind Target?! hahaha!). The Animal Tour was such a fun experience and met all of my expectations. I will definitely be back.

Great tours. I did the 3 tour package. Theres a house tour, a self guided farm tour, and a bus tour.If you have small kids dont skip the farm tour they have animals of all kinds and model cow you can practice milking

It would have been perfect despite an unpleasant encounter with a craft employee. Our girls wanted to paint pumpkins and she not only rude and nasty but when we asked for paint she only gave us black paint. I had hoped it had nothing to do with my children being biracial but when we asked for more paint and picked up the black paint and said we had plenty. I eventually helped myself to some other colors but left the pumpkins. Aside from that every experience we had there was absolutely magical. We were there for about 3 hours but could easily have stayed for 3 more.

Very informative, very beautiful, and relaxing. Staff is very knowledgeable and answered all questions.

Very nice and relaxing. Lots of activities for kids to do. Its like a quieter, calmer version of Corn Cob Acres which is nearby.

The place is nice and the service was good... the reason of 4 start is because I was expecting a more Amish experience, most of the employees were not amish, except from the ice cream team and the buggy rider... I was about to get the buggy ride because I thought it was going to be around some Amish farms but then I found out it was only to see the farm we were in.

Our visit to The Amish Farm and House was amazing, despite the July heat and COVID-19 precautions. My 8-year-old son did not want to go on this tour, which must have sounded boring compared to his time at the lake and Hersheypark on our vacation. When we got off of the bus tour, he said You were right, Mom! That was really fun! Our bus tour make great use of social distancing and everyone wore masks. The bus was air-conditioned and the guide was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. We stopped at two Amish shops, the latter of which had the most amazing soft pretzels. Go on this tour hungry for a snack for sure! The kids also loved touring the farm (we did not do the house tour for fear that our 5-year-old would not have the attention span). They fed pigs and goats. The goats were adorable and so friendly! We toured a replica of an Amish schoolhouse, did the corn maze, and bought some lemonade to enjoy on the hot day. All of the facilities were clean and the ladies who worked there were very friendly, engaging our children by asking them questions about their purchases, interests, etc. Thank you for a beautiful visit to Amish country!

My 4 year old loved every minute of it! He was able to hold a chick, kitten, and hand feed goats. Our tour guide was very patient and understanding. Will definitely go back!

Do the home and farm tour + the bus trip if you have a few hours. The shops are great, the information educational.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. We decided to do the house tour and we were not disappointed. Our guide was very informative. We learned so much about the Amish culture. We also visited the farm and enjoyed seeing all the animals. My favorite was holding the baby goats! They also have a great gift shop.Highly recommend this place.

This place was amazing. Learned alot on the bus tour. Very interesting. Would highly recommend.

Fun place with friendly animals and a good tour. Educational and family friendly. They give special attention to activities for kids.

Very informative! I had a lot of questions and they were patient. The farm is incredible! Expected to just do the house tour and walk around for a few minutes. We ended up spending most of the afternoon there.

A great little place — as an interesting fact, it’s in a parking lot beside Target — to come with your family to check out Amish-related life and events.The ground is comfortably large enough to wander around, try some Amish-cooked meals and the best part — see farm animals!We were able to see goats, cows, chickens, a Scottish Yak, horses and ponies.Be sure to bring quarters so you can get food to feed the animals.Really peaceful place to spend an afternoon.The House also offers daily tours around the area to explore Amish lands and life.

Wonderful experience with family. Crazy location right next to a Target but great place.

This seems to be the only joint in Lancaster, PA offering Amish country tours on Sundays. Our tour guide was a local resident and very knowledgeable. For about $32 per person, best deal in town!

I had a wonderful day! It was amazing to know how the Amish live there life!

Lovely outing. Hard to find open Amish places on a Sunday. Nice gift shop with some special items. Loved the walk outside and especially the school house.

We enjoyed our guided bus tour abound Amish country side , the tour guid was very pleasantOne thing I would suggest is to have Model house tours to be included in the price of bus tour packageOtherwise we all had a great time !

We had a blast here. We came for the strawberry festival. We loved the quaint and relaxed setting. The only reason it got a 4 out 5 stars is because we can get the same strawberries up the road for cheaper.

Informative tour but I wish it was a bit shorter( our guide Ms.Rose spent 45-50mins in the 4 rooms of the house)The house and farm itself was very good.Enjoyed the fresh baked triple berry bread(5$)and lemonade(1$) being sold in the farm.Overall a good experience.

Loved the overall experience and service. Very professional. Learnt a lot about Amish lifestyle and their culture. Please us well maintained and gives a glimpse into their world. The bus tour around the various farmlands in and around towns of Lancaster is well planned. The driver was very knowledgeable and answered all questions that fellow riders had. Overall a good experience. Recommended if you are in the area

Its a nice learning place but i would of like to see more amish people and hear what they had to say . there is a amish food shed there and there food is amazing. But i feel its about there life and the way they live . so they should be there. Its like we are making money on there live style.

I enjoyed the tour inside. There was a lot of information provided by the tour guide. We didnt get to see the whole farm as a storm came through. We didnt do the bus tour because of covid but may go back at a later time to do it.

Such a neat place! I learned so much about the Amish and enjoyed everything. People are so outgoing and nice. The best part though is that its all dog friendly!!

Beautiful self guided farm exploring. Fun & experience for all ages.

Always have a beautiful experience here, it keep having me to return and see the innocents of their simply lifestyle. Its a wonderful experience for young and old to learn the Amish way of life. You have many options with the tours from farm house, bus tours and they are reasonably priced. Great shops and fresh food...

This is a great family oriented place, very knowledgable staff gave us a terrific tour around beautiful Amish countryside. Thank you Lisa & Cory, we had a great first time experience! Dinner at Rachels was phenomenal, dont forget to try the homemade ice cream

Mark led us on a great farm tour today! We fed & pet animals, learned history about the property deeded in 1700s, toured a one room schoolhouse, walked a corn maze, and visited the gift shop. Everything was clean and safe with COVID precautions. Great for kids and families.

You will be surprised to see the way they live and the way they follow their old customs and style of living. Its a unique thing in a country like US. Its a kind of village. You will love to visit such places if you are bored of the urbanization. Go and relax. Stay nearby in some farm cottage. Swim in a natural swimming pool with fishes.

Great place to go to with friends and family to learn the amish way so cool

Love the place and their farm was really awesome and we had a good time during the bus tour ️

Took the bus tour and the Amish house tour both were informative and interesting. Self guided tour in the farm yard. Had a great time.

We had an amazing experience and learned alot from our tour guide who was excellent and extremely knowledgeable. I am bringing 3 friends there in October.

The bus tour was fantastic Connie was very informative about amish culture and stops we made were great the house was great and farm was great also and make sure you eat luch there the food was fantastic.

Great experience to learn about the Amish culture and their tradition while also the farm is a great place for the kids and adults to feed some animals, walk around and learn even more about Amish. Also you can ride their scooter which is fun

My family and my brothers family went to the Amish farms for a little family entertainment and we did enjoy it and we plan on going back sometime soon.

Its an interesting place to know and learn about a different life style. I liked a lot!!

Great place to get to know Amish community will go back to know more

What a wonderful opportunity to learn the living history of the Amish sect.We took the fabulous tour last August and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. I was surprised to realize how modern civilization has encroached upon the Amish, with majority no longer farming but accepting retail and other work among the laymen and living in regular homes with a propane tank, barn and horses in the back. Included is a bus tour stopping at different Amish locations. Our guides were very knowledgeable, pleasant and willing to answer every and all questions from our group. The Amish School House was very interesting. Highly recommend taking the tour. Kindly click like if you find this post and my photos to be helpful.

We had a wonderful time all ages enjoyed from 2 to 18Looking forward to visit again

The farm was neat to see all the different kinds of animals, to get to feed them, and pet them. The tour was good information to learn different lifestyles.

Have been there 3 times. The farm itself is good and fun. We really enjoyed the first two visits. The two guides we had are very friendly and informative. Their sincerity impressed us. I remember one of them is Roy.At the third time I went with my friends. We got a lady from Taiwan as our guide. Her name is Huilling(sounds like that, not sure the spelling). She was kinda pompous and giving empty introduction. What made us really uncomfortable was, during the whole tour she intentionally kept advising people to give her more tips in the end. So disappointed we were.I wish the system of farm is still good but it’s just the problem with that guide. Try to avoid her if you’re visiting there. I hope they just hire her temporarily.

Such a great experience coming here. Every single person working here seemed to love their job, and they were all so friendly and helpful. We took the bus tour and the house tour as well as walking around the farm. Each part was interesting, and taught us something new. Bus tour guide and house tour guides were both amazing. Highly recommend!

I always love coming to visit Amish Farm and House. I bring lots of overseas visitors to this place and everyone has a great time. Staff are very knowledgeable and clearly care about the Amish community. I have done the bus tour about 5 times now and each time I learn something different. This year, I did the Cookie Tour which allowed us to go inside Amish homes and sample the Amish cookies and receive the recipes. It was one of the best tours I’ve done!! I highly recommend this place.

The bus tour and stops were great...you can skip the house tour!

We had a great experience with our tour guide Corey and all the lovely people who worked by the farm and house.

It was a great experience being there there is Lots that we dont know about there culture so it was very interesting

Fun and informative. Been twice with different family members. Each time a different experience. Everyone should see and understand the Amish.

Long time ago my first visit was amazing and educational now a days we enjoy so much with my family the Farm , the animals , learning the Amish Culture and a little introduction and honor to meet Chris Lubkemann in the art of whittling , when I can with my family I visit the place and remind my kids what a wonderful little place it is ,sitting in the middle of our own culture modernization , worth to take the tour and enjoy your day ….

This a great beautiful place to visit with your family. The whole scenery is beautiful from the house to the farm. Once you enter the house they have a beautiful cozy gift shop where they sell organic products made by the Amish community. I bought a goat milk soap, pure honey and pain relief ointment. AJ was my cashier and tour guide. His a great tour guide whos very informative about the Amish history and with todays lifestyle. He was able to answer all my questions regarding the Amish community in regards to their economies, healthcare system, education and modern medicine, and politicians and many more. Not only you will learn about the Amish lifestyle but you will be able to explore the beautiful well-kept farm and interact with the animals. My children love feeding the goats and riding the scooters on the farms. You wont regret it all!!!

The facility was quite an eye opener into the Amish culture. I thought I was knowledgeable enough, but at every turn, I continued to learn something new. The farm had plenty of animals to entertain kids of all ages. House tour was a bit dry for younger folks, but very entertaining for just about everyone else. Id highly recommend it for all visitors.

We had a great time learning about the Amish community. The tour was awesome. Our tour guide explain all the information while he drove us through the Amish community, and he also stopped so we could go to stores.In the house there is a store with clothes, honey, soaps, books, caps, hand made articles, cheese, drinks, t shirts, toys, and lots lf other stuff. They also have farm animals, scooters, and a house simulating an Amish house were they explain to you the house, food, daily activities and amish clothes. The place is near Target, cicis pizza, golden corral, olive garden, and a lot of other restaurants and stores.We had a good time.

Plain lifestyle. Beautiful amish farms and houses,village. Good restaurants. Hard working peoples .Good food!

It was amazing and educational. Great customer services!

Wonderful guides! I have a great respect for the Amish people. I enjoyed visiting their stores.

The house tour was my favorite, where I learned so much about the Amish. The farm is cute, especially the goats. The woodcarver is very nice, made a little sign for my kids, and has really neat stuff to see. I highly recommend buying The Budget, the Amish newspaper.

Nice place to visit in Amish country. Goats were adorable

Great trip into the lives and the culture of the Amish. I have a new found respect for how hard their work and their way of life. Their family and community centered culture is respectable. Tour took us to an Amish familys home where we were able to ask very candid questions and were given honest answers. They also took us to an Amish dairy farm that makes their milk products including AMAZING icecream. Get the primer tour, it is well worth the money.

Good place to take your family. Learn how Amish live and their history

Amazing peek in to the past which still goes on in the present

Price was ok, tour was quick, next time Ill drive it in the family van.

Beautiful, amazing, and we learned a lot!! But also remember that this is their life style. They arent actors doing a show for you so respect it

Great tour, very interesting and informative, bus tour was relaxing, highly recommend

If you want to know some interesting facts about the Amishand why they settled in Pennsylvania is a great tour. You also get to see the inside of an Amish house and some of thier customs.

Beautiful scenery and awesome experience

We had a great tour. The tour guide was great and made the trip very interesting.

Great experience, very knowledgeable and friendly guide.