Conway, Pennsylvania
Small groups, real chores, and animals that come right up to you. Book a morning with our family on 40 acres in Beaver County, 25 miles from Pittsburgh.
Morning chores, mug in hand
Come out early, grab a mug, and walk the pasture with us while the herd comes up for the morning. You will meet the cows, see how we move animals through fresh grass, and get the honest version of what a small Beaver County farm looks like before the day gets loud.
Meet the fluffy ones up close
Our Highlands are the friendliest animals on the property and the reason most people come out. This is a short, calm visit at the fence line with brushing, photos, and plenty of time for kids to work up the nerve to reach out.
Real chores, start to finish
Boots on, work gloves ready. You gather eggs, feed and water the birds, help move fence, and finish the day with the same list we finish. It is the best way to understand where pasture-raised food actually comes from, and nobody leaves without dirt on them.
Groups, classrooms, and scouts
A guided walk built for kids: how a laying hen makes an egg, why pigs root, what rotational grazing does for soil, and how a family farm makes a living. Great for homeschool co-ops, classrooms, scout troops, and birthday groups.
Every experience is by appointment. We are a working farm, so we schedule around chores, weather, and whatever the animals decide to do that morning. Send the form below and we will text you with the next few openings that fit your group.
Every adult signs a liability waiver, and a parent or guardian signs for each child. A working farm has uneven ground, large animals, and equipment, and the waiver simply acknowledges those risks. We send it ahead of time so nobody is filling out paperwork in a pasture.
Wear closed-toe boots or shoes you do not mind ruining. Dress for the weather, not the forecast. Leave dogs at home; our livestock guardian animals do not negotiate.
1701 Sampson Street, Conway, PA 15027
Tell us who you are and which experience you have your eye on. We will text or email you with open dates, group pricing, and the waiver.
Looking for food instead? Shop the farm store or read what a visit looks like.