The place to be Greenacres preserves farm life, environment A pasture at Greenacres. Make reservations at least a month in advance.
Group sizes are limited.
Before the sprawling homes and comfortable estates, Indian Hill was primarily farmland. Visitors can catch a glimpse of that agricultural tradition at the Greenacres Foundation, where spring lambs play in green pastures, birds flutter on the lawn and an open garden waits to sprout. These 125 acres of woodland, field and stream are devoted to preserving a simpler way of life. Louis and Louise Nippert established the foundation in 1988 to protect their land from development and encourage an appreciation for nature. Today, the farm is a destination for school groups, Scouts, women's organizations, gardening clubs and homeschooling families who tour the farm, learning along the way.