Choose a Classic or Premium Amish country bus tour with a farmhouse and farm visit option
2-3 hours
Bus tour, farm visit
Ride through Amish country backroads on a narrated bus tour, then explore the property at your own pace. Choose Classic for the bus tour and farm visit, or Premium to add a guided 1805 farmhouse tour.
Arrive 30 minutes before departure; buses wait no more than 5 minutes for late arrivals. Children age 3 and under must be in an approved car seat; car seats are provided at no additional cost if available. Some Amish businesses visited may not accept credit cards, so bring cash.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled tour date for a refund. No refunds with less than 24 hours notice. Tours leave promptly; arriving late may forfeit your reservation. Buses are held no more than 5 minutes past departure; no refunds for late arrivals.
Arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. Buses are held no more than 5 minutes past departure; if you arrive late, you may be moved to the next available tour if possible, and you won’t receive a refund for late arrival.
Yes. All infants and toddlers must have their own ticket and may not be held in a parent’s lap.
Yes. Pennsylvania law requires children age 3 and younger to ride in an approved car seat. Car seats are provided at no additional cost, but if one is not available you must provide your own.
2395 Covered Bridge Drive
This popular Lancaster attraction draws visitors back year after year, with the Amish Christmas Cookie Tour earning particularly enthusiastic praise. Guests rave about the knowledgeable guides and bus drivers who bring genuine warmth to the experience, often having established relationships with local Amish families. The farmhouse tours provide solid historical context, and the real highlight is getting to visit actual Amish homes where you can chat with families, purchase homemade baked goods and crafts, and sometimes even interact with barn animals. People consistently mention walking away with bags full of goodies and memorable interactions. Beyond the tours, the property itself offers plenty of hands-on animal encounters that families especially appreciate. The animals are friendly and well-cared for, often approaching visitors on their own. Special events like Santa visits with goats have become annual traditions for some families. A few visitors noted that tour quality can occasionally be affected by typical group tour challenges like chatty participants or noisy children, and there was one mention of expectations not matching reality regarding the setting. Overall though, visitors find genuine value in learning about Amish culture and traditions firsthand, with many already planning return visits.
My wife and I did the house tour and quickly walked part of the exhibits outback. The tour guide was friendly and knowledgable. We will return to do the 90 minute bus tour.
Paul Courtemanche
May 21, 2026
My wife and I did the house tour and quickly walked part of the exhibits outback. The tour guide was friendly and knowledgable. We will return to do the 90 minute bus tour.
Paul Courtemanche
May 21, 2026