easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires light walking on mostly flat terrain.
Explore animal welfare up close with a private tour at Farm Sanctuary in Acton, California. Enjoy a personalized group experience that connects you with rescued animals and their inspiring stories.
Starting at $250 • Up to 15 guests • Ages 12+ • Call to Book!
Experience the unique opportunity to explore Farm Sanctuary with a private group tour, designed for ages 12 and up. Engage with the animals and learn about their stories while enjoying a personalized visit. Ensure a memorable outing by scheduling in advance and preparing for the day’s weather conditions.
Farm Sanctuary also offers private group tours.
Private group tours a minimum charge of $250.
Admission charges will be waived for middle school and high school children that are visiting Farm Sanctuary as part of a school group tour.
Group Tours do need to be scheduled in advance and all minors will need to have a liability release signed by their parent or guardian before the tour. If you would like to arrange a group tour or want additional information, please contact experienceca@farmsanctuary.org.
Please note: Our front entrance cannot accommodate buses. Please let us know ahead of time if you will be arriving by bus so we can make special arrangements.
For important safety reasons concerning our tour guests and the animals, group tours are limited to guests aged 12 and older.
Private tours require advance reservations to ensure availability and a personalized experience.
Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes for walking around the sanctuary.
Stay hydrated during your visit, especially in warmer months; bring a refillable water bottle.
Follow all sanctuary rules and maintain a respectful distance from animals unless guided otherwise.
Farm Sanctuary was founded to rescue and protect farm animals, transforming the area in Acton into a leading advocacy center.
The sanctuary promotes sustainable farming practices and educates visitors about compassionate animal care.
Ensures safety and comfort while navigating the sanctuary paths.
Helps stay hydrated during the tour, especially in warmer months.
Protects skin from UV rays during bright, sunny days.
summer specific
Provides warmth and flexibility in cool or changing temperatures.
fall specific