We tailor our field trips to the interests of each group so we’d like to have a quick call to discuss your goals before you come. Depending upon the size of the group, your tour of our east Austin farm may include:

• a farmer-led walking tour of fields of flowers, vegetables and orchard

• a tasting tour of edible flowers, veggies, herbs, wild plants

• farm areas of interest: compost area, greenhouse, geese, ducks, chicken coop

• such sustainability topics as: organic, regenerative growing systems; native plants; foraging; farmland preservation; how to support your local farmers; soil health; raising animals in your backyard; climate action; Texas Stewardship Amendment; Blue Zones; Dark Skies; Austin Food Plan; water conservation; AGRIcultural NeighborHOODS and farm-centered communities

• historic Bergstrom barn, farmhouse and outbuildings built in 1902

• Village Farm, the country’s first farm-centered tiny home community

• Opportunities to purchase organic veggies, honey, flower bouquets, eggs and more. You are also welcome to reserve/pay for farm products in advance via our online Shop page.

After our tour, your group is welcome to have lunch or relax at our six picnic tables in the shade beside the barn. (Please take all waste with you; food scraps can be composted here.)

The fee for each participant is $15 (minimum fee is $150). We appreciate your group arriving wearing closed-toed shoes (no sandals, please) and name tags. Our farm and staff are small so easily managed groups are preferred (20-30 participants) to ensure a more hands-on experience. Hosting larger groups is possible for a larger fee.

We look forward to working with you on creating a memorable and fun experience for your group!

When you are in our Austin neighborhood we encourage you to also visit our innovative neighbors: Austin Discovery School, Community First, and Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems.

When you are in our Bastrop neighborhood, we encourage you to also visit our innovative neighbors: Eden East Farm, Bastrop County African American Cultural Center, and Storehouse Bastrop Restaurant, one of the few farm-to-table restaurants in Texas.