Just thirty minutes outside Atlanta, New London Farm invites guests to trade city buzz for the gentle rhythm of hooves and humming alpacas. Nestled on historic land once called New London, this family-run oasis blends comfortable ...
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Review summary
Most visitors rave about the warm hospitality from Dawn and her staff, describing them as knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely passionate about their animals. People appreciate that the farm offers a comprehensive experience beyond simple horseback riding—you'll brush and saddle horses, take hand-led trail rides, tour the property to meet various animals like llamas and alpacas, and learn about farm life. Families especially love the summer camps and educational aspects. The Airbnb accommodations also get enthusiastic mentions from those who've stayed overnight. There is a pattern worth noting in recent reviews: some guests expected a traditional trail ride and felt surprised by the format, which includes a substantial farm tour component alongside a shorter, guided horseback portion. A few visitors describe feeling the experience was misrepresented, expecting more independent riding time. There's also an isolated complaint about phone responsiveness during booking. However, the overwhelming majority of reviewers—including regulars and volunteers—speak to the genuine care given to the animals and the welcoming atmosphere. This seems like a great choice if you're interested in a holistic farm experience with hands-on animal interaction, though it's worth clarifying expectations about the riding format if that's your primary interest.
What people are saying
My husband, two grandkids, and I stayed in the Honey Dome Treehouse at the New London Farm. The honey-bee themed dome provided a great glamping experience: it was modern and cozy. I was initially concerned that it would be too small, but we had plenty of room to spread out. The farm was secluded but close enough to grocery stores, retail shopping, and restaurants so we were able to run out and pick up food and supplies. Our family took the farm tour, and the grands did the trail ride, horseback riding lesson, and zipline. Amazing! We all loved the experience including our hard-to-please 14-year-old granddaughter. Dawn and her staff were extremely welcoming and accommodating and it was obvious that they love what they do and that the animals are well-cared for. Our time there was as much of an educational experience as it was a vacation and we will definitely go again. One recommendation: remember insect repellent!
Sylvia Turner
July 6, 2025
My husband, two grandkids, and I stayed in the Honey Dome Treehouse at the New London Farm. The honey-bee themed dome provided a great glamping experience: it was modern and cozy. I was initially concerned that it would be too small, but we had plenty of room to spread out. The farm was secluded but close enough to grocery stores, retail shopping, and restaurants so we were able to run out and pick up food and supplies. Our family took the farm tour, and the grands did the trail ride, horseback riding lesson, and zipline. Amazing! We all loved the experience including our hard-to-please 14-year-old granddaughter. Dawn and her staff were extremely welcoming and accommodating and it was obvious that they love what they do and that the animals are well-cared for. Our time there was as much of an educational experience as it was a vacation and we will definitely go again. One recommendation: remember insect repellent!
Sylvia Turner
July 6, 2025