Paradise, Pennsylvania
Experience farm life in Lancaster County at this B&B where you collect eggs, milk a cow, enjoy farm-to-table breakfast and relax in cozy rooms amidst Amish country.
Exploring Amish Country in Pennsylvania offers a meaningful way to experience Lancaster County’s farmland, food traditions, and strong sense of community. Families seeking a unique getaway in the East will find authentic connections to the land, local markets, and time-honored customs.
From horse-drawn buggies traveling quiet country roads to roadside stands filled with baked goods and seasonal produce, Amish Country in Pennsylvania invites visitors to slow their schedules and focus on shared experiences. Discover Lancaster through its agricultural heritage, where Pennsylvania Dutch traditions remain central to daily life. Visiting an Amish farm, browsing handmade goods, and learning about faith-centered practices provide insight into a culture shaped by simplicity and stewardship.
There are many memorable things to do in Amish Country. Lancaster Central Market, the nation’s oldest continuously operating farmers’ market, opens on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays with fresh meats, produce, baked goods, and specialty items. Down on the Farm Creamery serves homemade ice cream alongside honey, yogurt, and local snacks. The Amish Village offers guided tours of a farmhouse, barns, and a schoolhouse across its 12-acre property. Old Windmill Farm provides hands-on farm tours led by Amish hosts, giving visitors an up-close look at daily routines. Aaron and Jessica’s Buggy Rides offer traditional carriage rides past fields and covered bridges, creating a lasting highlight for many families.
Verdant View Farm provides a welcoming farm stay in Pennsylvania, offering convenient access to Amish-owned shops, markets, and restaurants throughout Lancaster County. While not an Amish farm, the property works closely with Amish neighbors and reflects the region’s agricultural and historical heritage.
Guests can participate in morning chores such as collecting eggs and feeding goats and cows, creating hands-on learning opportunities for children. The 1896 Farmhouse includes four second-floor guest units with private baths, while the separate cottage offers three additional guest rooms and the option to rent the entire house for larger families. Each stay includes hearty, family-style breakfasts and time to enjoy open fields and play areas.
If you’re ready to discover Lancaster and experience Amish Country in Pennsylvania in an authentic way, Verdant View Farm offers a distinctive home base. Plan your unique getaway and book your stay today.