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1.5 Hour Immersive Farm Experience in Adirondacks

Discover the charm of Adirondacks with our hands-on farm experience. Join us for 1.5 hours.
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1.5 Hour Immersive Farm Experience in Adirondacks

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Owls Head, US
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Owls Head, US
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Embark on a 1.5 hour immersive farm experience in the stunning Adirondacks. Get your hands dirty as you pick seasonal produce, collect eggs from free range hens, and feed our pasture raised pigs. Take a temperature reading on the compost pile and enjoy a walk with our friendly ambassador goats, Chuck and Larry. This hands-on tour is perfect for small groups looking to connect with nature and learn about sustainable farming practices. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience farm life in the beautiful Adirondack region.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • 1 hours 30 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-6 Participants
  • Small Group Tour, Private Tour
  • Self Guided Experience
  • Picking seasonal produce from market garden
  • Collecting eggs from free range hens
  • Feeding vegetables to pasture raised pigs
  • Taking temperature reading on compost pile
  • Taking ambassador goats for a walk
  • Boot covers

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Introduction

Welcome to an immersive farm experience in the picturesque Adirondacks! This hands-on tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and learn about sustainable farming practices in a stunning setting.

What to expect?

During this 1.5-hour immersive farm experience, participants can look forward to picking seasonal produce, collecting eggs from free-range hens, feeding pasture-raised pigs, and even taking our ambassador goats, Chuck and Larry, for a walk up the dirt road. This interactive journey provides a glimpse into the daily activities of a working farm while allowing guests to engage with the animals and the land in a meaningful way.

Who is this for?

This immersive farm experience is perfect for nature lovers, families, and anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're a seasoned farm enthusiast or simply curious about sustainable agriculture, this tour is designed to appeal to a wide range of individuals who appreciate the beauty and serenity of the Adirondacks.

Why book this?

Embark on this immersive farm experience to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature. This tour offers a hands-on approach to learning about sustainable farming practices while providing a fun and educational experience for all ages. From picking fresh produce to interacting with friendly animals, this tour promises a memorable and enriching experience that will leave you feeling inspired and connected to the earth.

Good to know

Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes for this farm adventure. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture the picturesque moments and memories made during the tour. The farm provides boot covers for added convenience, so you can fully immerse yourself in the experience without worrying about getting your shoes dirty.

Reviews

Guests who have experienced the immersive farm tour rave about the unique and hands-on activities offered. Many highlight the friendly staff, beautiful surroundings, and the opportunity to interact with the animals as standout features of the tour. Overall, visitors describe the experience as educational, enjoyable, and a great way to spend time outdoors in the Adirondacks.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

Vouchers accepted in the following formats

  • Mobile

Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Your Itinerary

The Cook Farm

Your farmer guide will tell you about the farm's history and explain some agricultural concepts as you walk along. You may meet goats, livestock guardian dogs, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and/or ducks on your tour.

Reviews

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Daydream58178767853

We visited the Cook Family Farm for the 1 1/2 hr tour. Laura explained their vision for the present and future of their farm. Brandon and Ivan explained how they compost, mixing & testing temperature. Laura and Ivan showed us the milking system for their goats. We met all the animals....goats, including the new angora goats, pigs and piglets, chickens, ducks, fryer chickens, their 2 guard dogs and the beavers across the street. I was able to hold a piglet and bottle feed the newest baby goat (picture to the left). Laura showed us how she feeds the other baby goats and explained the difference between different chickens. They were all happy to answer my many questions. Wear comfy clothes and boots....never know what you'll be stepping in. lol Great experience learning about how an American farm family lives and treats their animals and land. Great little farm stand in the front of their property sells their products as well as other local farms goods....goat milk soaps, jams, maple syrup, etc. A good way to support our American farmers! Check out their website: www.cookfarmny.com

Amy_B

We were greeted by Laura upon arrival at the Cook Family Farm and then Ivan and Brandon. Laura offered us boot covers but we had our own high work / garden boots. I recommend wearing high boots (sloggers) then you won't worry about where or what you may be stepping in. ;) Laura gave us the history of their farm, showed us recent improvements and explained their intention for future structures and improvements. Looking forward to visiting again (a couple years) and seeing all the changes. First we visited the ducks and chickens then their pigs and new piglets, I even held a baby piglet! Ivan showed me how to take the temperature of each compost pile and Brandon explained what goes into their compost and how they mix each pile daily until eventually it will be returned for use on their farm. Laura then took us into the barn to see the male goats. She and Ivan showed us each step in the goat 'milking' process . We were also able to visit their 2 farm guard dogs who protect all the farms livestock as well as the family. Then we were off to see the 'broiler' chickens (yes, they are different then 'laying' chickens) and the mother and baby goats. (yes, male as well as female goats can each have horns) Loved holding the newest baby goat (sorry, can't remember her name but she was SO cute!!) The biggest surprise was when Laura asked if I'd like to help feed the baby goats, as they need to be fed several times a day. Laura warmed up the goats milk, placed it in a bucket with nipples around the outer bottom edge - one for each baby goat PLUS a bottle for the youngest baby goat, which I was permitted to feed. Laura, Brandon and Ivan are all happy to share their knowledge of farming and thankfully answer my many questions about the farm - past, present and future and all their animals. This tour and interaction with the Cook family and their livestock was the highlight of our trip to the Upper Adirondacks of NY. Highly recommend their farm tour - 5*
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2024-06-10 13:17
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