During October the colors reach their peak as the farm overlooks a spectacular view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. W e invite your family to experience autumn on the farm. While visiting you will hear quack, whinny, moo, cackle, oink and baa. Last year our baby pigs named Sparky and Elaine were a big hit. If you come on the weekend, the farm sounds are supplemented with a variety of folk music.
T here is enjoyment for everyone, young and old alike.
There is space to run, animals to pet, music to hear, tastes of the country, smells of the harvest and enjoyment at every turn. The hayride to the pumpkin patch will give the best view of the working farm. B ring your camera, appetite and a jacket for the cool autumn breeze and a willingness to touch, see, smell and taste the rural fall season. Now scheduling school tours for October Be sure to order your Thanksgiving or Christmas turkey while at the farm.