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Premium Amish Country Tour including Amish Farm and House

Premium Amish Country Tour including Amish Farm and House

Overview

Escape the hustle & bustle of the 21st century... visit Amish Country! Our three-part tour will give you an authentic glimpse inside the Amish Community.
--Join us for a tour inside our 1805 farmhouse, which was last occupied by an Amish family. Your guide will explain the history, customs, clothing, and culture as you visit the various rooms of the home.
--Travel through the Amish countryside in our 14-passenger mini-buses. Keep your camera ready as you see Amish schoolhouses, buggies, barns, farms, historic homes, and beautiful farmland vistas.
-- Meet with the Amish owners and purchase handmade souvenirs at quaint Amish stores along the way. (when available, no Sundays or Amish holidays.)
--Enjoy a self-guided visit on our historic farm. Our 15-acre farm is home to an authentic Amish one-room school, Amish scooters and 12 different types of animals. We have various artisans and Amish craftsmen on our farm, seasonally.

City: Lancaster

Tue 19 Nov

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Starting at $34.95

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Tue 19 Nov

Starting at $34.95

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Air-conditioned vehicle

Self-Guided tour of our 15-acre farm + Amish schoolhouse

90-minute guided countryside bus tour through Amish Country

30-minute guided tour through our 1805 Farmhouse

Wheelchair accessible vehicle

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Please provide your own car seat/infant seat/booster seat.
As of 6/29/2021 Masks are not required. The buses will be at capacity with 14 passengers. The house tours will have no more than 25 guests.
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
If you have a child, ages 0-4 years old they must be in a car seat. The buses will be at capacity with 14 passengers.

What To Expect

The Amish Farm and House

Sit back, relax and let us take you through the real Amish country backroads. Your driver-guide will drive 25 miles into countryside not easily found on our own. From the window, you’ll see Amish homes, schools and farms. Depending on the season you might see Amish working in their fields, children riding on scooters and horse & buggies traveling to and from. Your driver-guide will be narrating as you see the Amish going about their everyday life. You’ll learn about agriculture, farming techniques, weddings, family traditions and how they live in our ‘modern world’. It’s not just all on the bus; we make two stops at Amish farms where you’ll get to interact with the Amish folks. You’ll have the opportunity to purchase goods made from the very hands who made them! (not on Sundays)

The Amish Farm and House

We encourage you to come to our farm! There is never any waiting when you arrive, as there's so much to do see and do on the self-guided walking tour of the farm. We also have a gift shop filled with handmade Amish items.

The Amish Farm and House

The Premium Package ticket also includes our Farmhouse tour. The guided house tour is a separate tour, included in the price. The guided house tour can be completed before or after your bus tour. Our tour guide will welcome you into our 1805 farmhouse, located on our farm property. As you walk through each room, you’ll learn about what it’s like to be Amish. You’ll learn about their religion, history, clothing, and homelife. -You’ll see examples of Amish girl and boy clothing -Common decorations inside of an Amish home -Specialized kitchen appliances The farmhouse is located on our property. It was onced lived in by an Amish family and we have converted it to be a museum. There are no Amish people living in this house today.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (653)

mikeythebarber718

Jul 2022

Definitely would recommend doing this while visiting the area! Amazing history and unbeatable prices! My fiance and Will definitely be coming back!

Response from Host

Jul 2022

We are so glad you and your fiancé enjoyed your visit! We look forward to seeing you again!

Navigate776402

Jul 2022

We did the picnic in an Amish home and it was fabulous! There were 15 people total and so many questions were answered. Our kids (10+12) enjoyed learning about different religions and lifestyle choices up close: the personal touch made a difference. The house and farm tour were well done as well.

Response from Host

Jul 2022

We are so glad you enjoyed your picnic tour! Its a wonderful way to learn about the Amish.

Debra R

Jul 2022

the tour seemed a little less than authentic to me and my hubby; therefore, I cannot recommend. The area is lovely and has terrific eats and crafts for purchase. Just not a great fan of this tour.

Response from Host

Jul 2022

Hi, what about the tour seemed inauthentic? We stop at two Amish businesses on our tour of the countryside and our farm was owned by an actual Amish family. The farm dates back to 1715. If we can be of any help please don't hesitate to reach out to as at [email protected]