Unfortunately we had no time to go on the bus tour to the amish farms, but we made the aprox. 20 minutes tour trough the house and garden in the amish village itself. For 8$ a nice little insight in the amish culture and lifestyle

I really learned about the way the Amish live and we could talk and ask all the questions we wanted . I liked the fact we could enjoy the animals . Especially my daughter enjoyed!!!

This is a wonderful family outing. It's not too far out, the prices are reasonable and you get to learn so much. There are also a number of other attractions in the area such as Dutch Wonderland, Strasburg Train Station and the National Train Museum. A stay at one of the local hotels or inns may not be a bad... More

Learn about the Amish life style and see how they live. Great place for children with horses, cows, chickens, and other farm animals

It is a nice spot to visit if you are interested in to know something about culture of this particular community. Your visit starts going through an Amish house, the first room is one that works as kitchen, dinning room and living room at the time and where the Amish makes the family life, then the bed rooms, summer kitchen... More

This is a great place to take your family. Prices are so reasonable and it is clean and fun. Great little place that you can buy food or take a picnic lunch. Gift shop and farm animals. Lots of places for great pictures. Don't miss it.

Great guides answer any question you may have. You'll appreciate this distinct culture more with each detail. Lots of shopping and other attractions nearby, too. Recommend this for families with kids at least 8 years old. Tots become easily distracted and bored too quickly.

If your looking for a genuine Lancaster County Amish experience, this is the place to start. The best option is to sign up for the "package" tour, which includes the Amish Village itself, a tour of a typical Amish home, and a mini-bus tour through the backroads of the surrounding area. The grounds contain an Amish village, including a small... More

It was a Sunday afternoon and my boyfriend and I were looking to kill time before heading back home. We had just gone on a buggy ride and wanted to hit up one last Amish spot (it was February, so not much was really open). We decided on the Amish Village. Upon arrival, we noticed that it wasn't packed at... More