Take a ride on a wagon pulled by horses. Visit an old farm with yesterday's agriculture, a general store and a blacksmith at work using the old fashion methods and a lot of common sense. You'll get that and so much more of a history lesson plus fun walking through the buildings and just checking out history with the family.... More

You can spend hours just exploring. With myself being into historic restoration,these people work very hard to be true to form. More

Part sprawling historic farm, part museum, and all enjoyment, this lovely attraction offers something for anyone interested in history, agriculture, or looking for something educational for the children. There's a guided tour that explains all the unique heirloom farm animals and gardens made up of old time crops, plus the house where the Landis family lived. The recreated General Store... More

Fabulous museum if you enjoy early American history. We toured the property with a helpful tour guide and got to see a blacksmith using colonial techniques. More

Lovely setting for a recreation of an old farm area in Lancaster County. This is not an Amish ripoff. Specializes in Heirloom plants and seeds. Offers classes in some of by-gone crafts. More

Does it sound like I am a little prejudice in favor of this Museum - Yes I am! I know a lot about this wonderful experience on many levels... but let me tell you the secret of how this fabulous exhibition came to be.... Once upon a time - how else would we begin LOL there where two brothers -... More

A museum and living display of 18th-19th century farming. A genuine and interesting look at history. Not at all commercial. The Landis brothers were real people who collected items related to Pennsylvania German farming and life. Today the museum is a non-profit administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. I can't recommend this highly enough. (And for the little... More

The Farm Museum has grown over the years to incorporate more buildings and more area. The tours are full of fascinating information, and jsut exploring the property at your own pace works too, since everything is well marked and there are lots of placards explaining what you're looking at. Additionally, the property is well kept and absolutely beautiful. And an... More

Our last visit to Landis Valley was for Harvest Days. What a wonderful way to spend a fall weekend. Lots of food and fun for all. So many different activities, most from a bygone era (1800s, 1700s). Crafts and crafting galore. The only downside was waiting in line for food. If you loved Little House on the Prairie (books OR... More