Walk a private, guided tour with rescued farm animals in Acton
1 Hour
Up to 8 people
Private guided walking tour
Meet rescued farm animals on a private, guided walking tour at Farm Sanctuary in Acton, California. Learn rescue stories, animal agriculture realities, and how Farm Sanctuary supports animals, people, and the planet.
Tours may be canceled when the forecast is 90°F or higher. The path is unpaved compacted dirt and gravel and can be slippery or dusty, with mild inclines. Strollers, wheelchairs, and walking aids cannot enter animal enclosures, and companion and ADA animals are not allowed on the shelter grounds.
No-shows are non-refundable. Notify at least 24 hours in advance to be rebooked or refunded. Full refund if the tour is cancelled due to severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable, closed-toe shoes. Bring a water bottle, hat, sunglasses, and sunblock since shade is limited. If rain is in the forecast, bring boots and an umbrella, rain jacket, or poncho; if it has rained in the past week, waterproof boots are recommended due to mud.
Arrive about 15 minutes early to check in. Tours start promptly, and late arrivals may miss part of the tour or lose their spot.
Expect an outdoor walking route on compacted dirt and gravel with some rocky, grassy, and uneven terrain. It can be slippery or dusty and includes mild inclines and declines.
Acton, CA
This animal rescue sanctuary in Acton, CA draws visitors from across the LA area and earns consistently glowing feedback. Staff clearly know each animal's individual backstory, and that personal connection comes through during tours. Guests frequently mention being able to get up close with the animals, including petting cows, which tends to be a memorable highlight regardless of why someone visits. The sanctuary attracts a mix of longtime vegans, curious first-timers, and families with kids, and many reviewers mention bringing friends or partners as a kind of meaningful outing or even a birthday treat. One reviewer did raise a concern about the welfare of some of the larger animals on site, feeling that certain conditions didn't align with their idea of humane care, so it's worth keeping in mind that this place does carry a clear philosophical perspective around animal advocacy. That said, the overwhelming majority of visitors leave genuinely moved by the experience. If you're looking for something a little off the usual tourist path that also happens to leave a lasting impression, this one is worth the drive.
I would love to visit the Farm Sanctuary makes me cry the way we treat animals. All the money spend on fireworks for July 4, 2026, what a waste. Our animals need our help and by seeing them you will understand better.
Norma Aspeitia
July 5, 2026
I would love to visit the Farm Sanctuary makes me cry the way we treat animals. All the money spend on fireworks for July 4, 2026, what a waste. Our animals need our help and by seeing them you will understand better.
Norma Aspeitia
July 5, 2026
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