Board the Brew Bus for a four-hour guided tour of York County’s craft breweries—three stops, behind-the-scenes access, and up to 12 guided tastings. It’s a social, educational run through farmland pubs and small-town brewhouses.
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The Brew Bus pulls away from the wide wooden awning of Wyndridge Farm with the feel of a small-town parade—laughter, clinking glasses and the steady drone of the road taking you through rolling farmland and grain-scented air. Over four hours you'll visit three independent York County breweries, sip up to a dozen craft beers, and step behind brewing tanks where local stories and brewing science meet.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly seated with short standing or walking brewery visits
Wildlife
History
York County’s brewing roots tie to its agricultural past: small malt houses and farm breweries evolved into today’s craft scene as farmers and hobbyists repurposed barns and mills.
Conservation
Many local breweries source grain and hops regionally and take steps to reduce waste—consider using provided recycling and ask about brew-house sustainability practices.
Reserve your spot on the Guided Brewery Tour of York County on the Brew Bus today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a Valid ID
Tours include alcoholic tastings; carry a government-issued photo ID to verify age at check-in.
Hydrate Between Flights
Alternate beer samples with water to keep your palate fresh and avoid overindulgence during the four-hour tour.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
Breweries often have uneven floors or gravel lots—closed-toe shoes make standing and tank tours easier.
Plan Post-Tour Transport
The tour returns to the start but doesn’t cover late-night transit—book a ride or arrange a designated driver ahead of time.
Government ID
Required to confirm legal drinking age at check-in.
Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated between samples keeps you comfortable and preserves your palate.
summer
Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
Makes standing on brewery floors and walking between taps safer and more comfortable.
Light Layer or Jacket
Useful for early-morning meetups and breezy outdoor seating.
spring