Guide Service · Hiking
Amish Buggy Rides operates horse-and-carriage tours through Lancaster County's working Amish farmland, some of which has been settled since 1737. The Country & Cookie Tour is a 30–35 minute ride past homes, businesses, and horse-plowed fields, with snacks and drinks available from Amish neighbors who approach the carriage. The Amish Farm Tour (50–60 minutes) includes a stop at a real working farm where guests disembark to tour the barn, see equipment, and observe livestock—cows, chickens, goats, and horses—while learning about life without electricity. The Sunday Ride, available only on Sundays, passes numerous farms and may offer views of multiple carriages and gatherings during Amish church services. Private themed tours are customizable for birthdays, engagements, and anniversaries; Jessica leads specialized tours on Amish healthcare practices with visits to an Amish health store. Drivers represent members and former members of various Plain community sects and share firsthand knowledge of Amish life. The business has operated for 32 years and welcomes pets and disabled guests.
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Custom private buggy tours available for special celebrations and unique topics, including themed tours on Amish healthcare practices led by Jessica with visits to an Amish health store. Tours can be customized for birthdays, engagements, anniversaries, and other special requests.
A Sunday-only buggy tour through numerous Amish farms in Lancaster County with local drivers answering questions about points of interest. Riders may observe multiple carriages and gatherings at farms during Amish church services.
A 50-60 minute tour to a real working Amish farm where guests disembark to tour the barn, see farm equipment, and observe livestock including cows, chickens, goats, and horses. The tour explores Amish life without electricity and their separation from mainstream American society.
A 30-35 minute buggy tour through Amish farmland in Lancaster County, passing homes, businesses, and horse-plowed fields dating back to 1737. Cookies, snacks, and drinks are available for purchase from Amish neighbors who come to the carriage.
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
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