Open Farm Days
Saturday, June 20th | 10am-4pm
A regenerative farm experience for the whole family
Join us as we open the ranch to the public for a day on the farm. Open Farm Days offer a relaxed, welcoming introduction to regenerative agriculture, the animals that live here, and the work that goes into caring for the land.
Visitors can explore the ranch, meet the animals, and learn how regenerative farming supports healthy soil, healthy food, and healthy ecosystems. Throughout the day, guests are welcome to explore the ranch, meet our animals, visit the farmstand, and participate in scheduled farm tours.
This event is part of Open Farm Days, organized by FARMstead ED, which connects communities with working farms across the region.
Guided Regenerative Farm Tours
Take a ride on our hay wagon and explore the ranch with a guided tour focused on regenerative agriculture and land stewardship!
During the tour you will:
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Visit different areas of the ranch
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Learn how regenerative farming improves soil health and biodiversity
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Meet the animals and hear how they contribute to the ecosystem
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See how the ranch produces food while restoring the land
Tour Times:
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10:30am - SOLD OUT
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12:30pm - SOLD OUT
Tours are limited to 35 guests.
Animal Meet and Greet
Spend time with the animals that make the ranch special.
Visitors can meet and learn about the animals that help support regenerative farming practices. Ranch staff will be available to answer questions and share stories about their roles on the farm.
This is a kid-friendly experience and a great way for children to connect with farm life.
Pop-Up Farmstand
Stop by the farmstand to enjoy local flavors and seasonal offerings:
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Fresh seasonal produce
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Local products
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Fresh kettle corn
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Ranch-grown goods
What to Know Before Your Visit
To help everyone have a great day on the ranch:
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No dogs allowed — this is a working farm with livestock.
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Family-friendly — families are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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We recommend wearing sturdy footwear and being prepared for uneven farm terrain. Due to the natural landscape, some areas may be difficult to navigate for strollers or mobility aids.