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Private Sanctuary Tour in Acton, California - Los Angeles

Private Sanctuary Tour in Acton, California

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for all ages and fitness levels as walking is gentle and mostly on flat terrain.

Overview

Join a private, hour-long tour at Farm Sanctuary in Acton, California. Meet rescued farm animals up close and explore their inspiring lives with a small group experience.

Acton, California

Private Sanctuary Tour

1 Hour • Acton, CA

Food Tour
Guided Tour
Private

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About This Adventure

Experience an intimate hour-long guided tour at our Southern California Sanctuary, where you'll meet rescued farm animals and hear their inspiring stories. With a private group of up to eight, enjoy deeper interactions and insights into their lives. Afterward, explore our unique Sanctuary Shop for memorable keepsakes.

Join us for a private hour-long guided tour with one of our Sanctuary Guides, meeting the rescued residents, hearing their stories, and learning about our food system. Private tours allow for more interaction with the animal residents since it will only be you and your friends and family in attendance. You may have up to 8 people in your party. After the tour, browse our unique Sanctuary Shop!

Duration

1 Hour

About

Our 26-acre Southern California Sanctuary is located on a beautiful hacienda ranch in Acton, just 45 minutes from Hollywood.

When you visit Farm Sanctuary’s Southern California Sanctuary, you’ll know right away that it is a special place. Our Sanctuaries are home to rescued cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and other farm animals — and each has a special story. Their stories of struggle and survival, against all odds, give us insight into the realities farm animals face in the modern food system and also introduce us to inspiring individuals through their heartwarming tales. Animals who began their lives abused and neglected now spend their days digging in the dirt, basking in the sun, and napping in the straw. Each animal is given the freedom and attention needed not only to recover but to thrive.

To ensure the safety of our guests, staff, and animal residents, we are following the CDC guidelines for heat risk and will cancel tours on days with a weather forecast of 90° or higher. For any summer tours, please come prepared with a water bottle, hat, sunglasses, sunblock, and any other necessary items to remain comfortable for the duration of your tour. If you have questions please email experienceca@farmsanctuary.org.

Tickets

We encourage you to buy tickets in advance through the Farm Sanctuary website! You’ll receive your ticket(s) via email confirmation.

Please note: Guests are encouraged to view the Power of Sanctuary video and to browse our website to learn more about farmed animals.

Tours must be booked 2 hours in advance of the tour start time.

Tickets are non-transferable and only valid on the date and time of the ticket. Please confirm the date before purchasing!

Guests will receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours' notice of cancellation. Guests will also receive a full refund or credit in case of cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. Guests who do not arrive on the day of their tour will be charged the full price.

Planning Your Visit

Tours start promptly at the designated times. Please plan to arrive approximately 15 minutes before your tour to check-in and secure a spot for your guided visit. Late guests may miss the opportunity to visit some of our resident animals or may lose their spot on the tour.

In case of cancellation due to inclement weather, the Sanctuary Experience team will contact guests the morning of their tour.

Please note that the tour path is not paved. The road through the shelter area is used by farm equipment and is largely composed of compacted dirt and gravel. The tour path includes hardened surfaces, as well as rocky, grassy, and/or uneven terrains. The path may be slippery or dusty at times with short segments of the path having mild inclines and declines.

Please also note that there is limited shade and few areas to sit or rest while on the tour.

For guest safety, wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers cannot enter the cow and pig pastures. The aviaries are also not wheelchair accessible. If you need specific accommodations, please contact us prior to the tour.

Need additional accommodations? We want to make sure all our visitors have a meaningful and safe experience and are comfortable during a visit to our Sanctuaries! Therefore, we encourage individuals with disabilities to contact us at least two weeks in advance of their visit to set up arrangements for any necessary accommodations. For more information and to make accommodations requests, please contact experienceca@farmsanctuary.org.

For the Safety of the Animals

Diseases are easily transmitted on shoes and even tires. If you have visited another sanctuary, farm, or location with chickens, turkeys, or ducks in the last 48-72 hours prior to your visit, we ask that inform us, so that we can provide you and our residence with additional safety precautions.

Companion animals are not allowed on guided tours or shelter grounds at any time. Please refer to the FAQ on our website for more information on our companion animal policy.

Service animals are not permitted in certain areas of the sanctuary. Please contact us in advance to make arrangements for your visit.

Adventure Tips

Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes

The tour involves walking around grassy and dirt paths, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are a must.

Bring Water to Stay Hydrated

California's climate can be warm; carrying a water bottle helps keep you hydrated throughout the tour.

Arrive Early to Explore the Shop

Give yourself extra time after the tour to browse unique, cruelty-free items in the Sanctuary Shop.

Respect Animal Boundaries

Follow guide instructions carefully when interacting with the animals to ensure their comfort and safety.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Local birds such as the California quail and red-tailed hawk
  • Occasional sightings of mule deer in surrounding natural areas

History

Acton was historically a rural farming community and is now known for its open spaces preserving wildlife and agricultural heritage.

Conservation

Farm Sanctuary actively promotes animal welfare and sustainability through rescue operations, education, and by supporting cruelty-free farming practices.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Provides support and comfort for walking along dirt and grassy areas.

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Helps keep you hydrated during warmer weather.

summer specific

Sun hat or cap

Essential

Protects your face and head from strong California sun.

summer specific

Light jacket or layers

Essential

Keeps you comfortable during cooler morning or evening temperatures.

fall specific