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Published in 2020, updated on 03/25/2022 What else is open in Amish Country? We are open from 10-5 pm 7 days a week.  We have a variety of tour options available! All-day Farm Pass- Enjoy the entire day on our farm visiting with our animals. This option is perfect for those with young children. Animal Fun…

Fall Bucket List for Lancaster County Fall was made for Lancaster County! The Amish are very busy with the harvest, but tourism slows down and visitors can truly experience the peaceful stress-free Amish lifestyle. We suggest a long weekend if you are going to make an overnight trip. Arrive Thursday evening for a full day on Friday,…

A Christmas Weekend in Amish Country Published November of 2020, updated dates and events will be listed in November of 2021. Are you looking for a festive Christmas town to visit this year? Something with that small-town feel? You’ve come to the right place. There may be no place like home for the holidays, but…

What color are Amish buggies? When people think of the Amish they often think of simple color palettes and plain designs. Yet when it comes to buggies, there’s a variety of different colors that can be found throughout the Amish community. That said, in this blog, we’re going to showcase five Amish buggy colors that…

Looking to capture the PERFECT picture next time you’re in Amish Country? Here are 13 places we recommend that you visit. Please show respect to the Amish community when taking pictures. Always take pictures from a distance and avoiding taking pictures of their faces. Grasshopper Level Grasshopper Level is a short segment of Georgetown Road…

  5. Cute Baby Animals Every Spring, Lancaster County farms greet newborn farm animals. And let’s be real, who doesn’t love baby animals? On our very own 15-acre farm, you have the opportunity to “ooo” and “ahh” at our newborn goats and lambs. Keep an eye out on our Event Calendar for Petting Zoo Days where you…

Sheep Shearing at The Amish Farm and House May 10 and 11, 2024 from 10am-3pm: Our sheep shearing event returns in 2024! Watch sheep shearing demonstrations performed by a professional shearer on our 15-acre farm. Sheep will be shorn about every 30 minutes between 10:00-3:00pm on Friday and Saturday. There will be lots of fun,…

Philadelphia to Amish Country  Planning a trip to Amish Country for the day or the weekend is a wonderful way to spend time with your family and or friends. The heart of Amish Country is just a 1hr 30 minute drive on Route 30 from Philadelphia or a quick and scenic train trip to Lancaster…

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to break bread with The Amish? You don’t have to wonder anymore! The Amish Farm And House has the answer! They have a new tour that includes having dinner on a real, working Amish Farm.   Written and Photographed by Keith Fisher 2021       …

Your Guide for Where To Find Traditional Amish Food Your trip to Lancaster County is not complete without trying authentic PA Dutch foods. And don’t be selfish — be sure to take some home to your friends and family! Keep in mind there is no such thing as “Amish food.” The Amish don’t have any…

What to do on a Sunday in Amish Country Sundays in Lancaster County is a very unique experience. The Amish never work on Sundays as it is their worship day. All Amish businesses, farmers markets and roadside stands are closed on Sundays.  If you really want to feel the peace and tranquility that the Amish lifestyle provides, come see us…

Sharing the Road While on the roads of Lancaster County, you can’t help but notice horses and buggies sharing the roads with our cars. For generations, our Amish neighbors have used this means of transportation for running errands, attending church, or simply visiting family and friends. Like many of their other beliefs, the Amish prefer…