Step outside the usual on Fridays in Cassville with Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau’s farm tours. From meeting animals to mindful meditation, each season brings a fresh way to connect with Pennsylvania’s countryside.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly gentle walking on farm terrain.
Wildlife
History
Huntingdon County’s agricultural roots date back to early European settlers, with farming remaining a vital part of local culture and economy.
Conservation
The Visitors Bureau promotes sustainable tourism supporting local farms and protecting natural resources around Lake Raystown.
Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau
Step outside the usual on Fridays in Cassville with Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau’s farm tours. From meeting animals to mindful meditation, each season brings a fresh way to connect with Pennsylvania’s countryside.
Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau, based in Cassville, Pennsylvania, promotes a curated Farm Tour Fridays series that showcases local farms and hands-on rural experiences. The bureau organizes three distinct guided experiences: Farm Tour Fridays: Moovin' On Up to the Green Side at Separate Peace Farm, a 1.5-hour tour focused on regenerative farming with mobile chicken tractors, pastured pigs, grazing steers and heifers, and a concluding fresh maple sundae; Farm Tour Fridays: Berry Merry Holiday Ride at JB Tree Farm, a 1.5-hour hayride highlighting Christmas tree production, berry tasting, flower gardens, Nigerian dwarf goats, ornament-making, and a hotdog and s'mores roast; and Farm Tour Fridays: Land-based Meditation & Healing at Phoenix Farm, a one-hour session led by Holistic Practitioner Trella Dubetz featuring body-based meditations, somatic practices, and reflective journaling.
Each trip description outlines duration, location, and featured activities so visitors understand what to expect. The listings include family-friendly outdoor options and a meditation-focused experience suitable for all levels. By connecting travelers to Separate Peace Farm, JB Tree Farm, and Phoenix Farm, the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau highlights small-scale agriculture, seasonal traditions, and wellness offerings in Cassville. The presentation emphasizes hands-on learning, sustainable practices, and sensory experiences such as tasting fresh berries and maple sundaes. Clear trip summaries assist visitors in choosing experiences that match interests—agritourism, holiday hayrides, or land-based healing. Booking details and schedules are available through the bureau website.
Location
Cassville, Pennsylvania
Based in Cassville, Pennsylvania.
Tour Length
1–1.5 hours
Short, easy-to-plan outings.
Family-Friendly
Yes
Activities suitable for all ages.
Tours Offered
3 unique trips
Agritourism and wellness options.
Book spots for Separate Peace Farm, JB Tree Farm, or Phoenix Farm — limited capacity for each date.
Dress for Farm Conditions
Wear sturdy shoes and weather-appropriate clothing since you'll be outdoors, often on uneven or muddy ground.
Plan for Weather Changes
Farm fields offer little shelter; carry rain gear or sun protection depending on forecast.
Arrive Early
Tours can fill up quickly; arriving early helps you avoid crowds and get the full experience.
Bring Water and Snacks
Hydration and light snacks will keep your energy up during the tours on the sprawling farm property.
Waterproof Hiking Shoes
Keep feet dry and stable during muddy or uneven field conditions.
spring|fall
Sun Hat and Sunscreen
Protect yourself from strong sun exposure during open-air tours.
summer
Layered Clothing
Adjust layers easily to stay comfortable as temperatures shift.
spring|fall|winter
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the tour with your own water supply.