All buildings at the farm are either original to the site or have been recreated, patterned after other Cache Valley and Utah structures. The large barn, constructed in 1914, is original to the site. There is the farm house and an original log structure that serves as the summer kitchen. The smoke house is patterned after one from Heber, and the root cellar is from Hyde Park. There is a granary, and visitors might help collect eggs from the chicken coop.
Farm equipment is repaired in the shop in the farmyard.
The animals are popular with visitors as well, Bowen said. There are cows, horses, pigs, sheep and chickens. During the year school groups visit the farm and during summer months youngsters participate in special day camps. The volunteers are dedicated and add greatly to the experience at the farm. Even with the large pool of volunteers at the farm, more are always needed, especially to work Fridays and Saturdays, Bowen continued.