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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.
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.
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Discover a unique and heartfelt experience with the Private Sanctuary Tour at Farm Sanctuary in Acton, California. This intimate, hour-long guided tour offers a private group of up to eight guests an exclusive opportunity to meet rescued farm animals and learn their inspiring stories firsthand. You'll engage directly with gentle cows, compassionate pigs, and playful goats, gaining a deeper understanding of farm animal welfare in a relaxed and personal setting. The knowledgeable guides share captivating insights into the lives and personalities of each resident animal, making every moment memorable. After the tour, take your time exploring the Sanctuary Shop, where you can find ethically crafted keepsakes and gifts that support the sanctuary’s mission. Whether you’re an animal lover, foodie, or advocate for sustainable farming, this private experience connects you authentically to the sanctuary’s work and the beautiful animals it cares for. Perfect for families, small groups, or anyone looking for a meaningful outdoor adventure with a compassionate twist.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels as walking is gentle and mostly on flat terrain.
Yes, children of all ages are welcome, but the tour is best suited for kids aged 6 and older who can safely interact with animals.
The venue strives to accommodate mobility needs, but some outdoor areas have uneven terrain; please contact Farm Sanctuary for specific accessibility questions.
Absolutely! We encourage photography, but please avoid flash to keep the animals comfortable.
You’ll meet rescued cows, pigs, goats, sheep, and other farm animals, each with their own special stories.
No food or drink is provided on the tour, but you are welcome to bring your own water bottle.
Bookings can be made online via the Farm Sanctuary website or through the provided referral link for a convenient reservation process.
Acton was historically a rural farming community and is now known for its open spaces preserving wildlife and agricultural heritage.
Farm Sanctuary actively promotes animal welfare and sustainability through rescue operations, education, and by supporting cruelty-free farming practices.
Farm Sanctuary operates as a rescue and educational sanctuary that offers guided tours showcasing rescued farm animals and the organization’s work. Located with a presence in Acton, California, Farm Sanctuary presents hour-long Sanctuary Tours at multiple locations, including a 275-acre facility in New York’s Finger Lakes Region and a 26-acre ranch in Southern California. On Sanctuary Tours visitors meet rescued animals, hear their individual stories, and learn about challenges within the food system and animal welfare. The Finger Lakes Sanctuary Tour includes access to the Sanctuary Kitchen for lunch and a unique shopping experience, while both regions offer a Sanctuary Shop with keepsakes. Private Sanctuary Tour options are available as hour-long guided visits for groups of up to eight guests, enabling deeper interactions and focused interpretation. A Private/Group Sanctuary Tour is also offered for ages 12 and up and is designed to accommodate organized groups with advance scheduling; visitors are advised to prepare for weather conditions on the day of the visit. All tours emphasize guided interpretation and storytelling about rescue and care rather than hands-on handling unless otherwise specified. Farm Sanctuary’s programming combines education, direct animal encounters through observation, and opportunities to support animal welfare through visits and purchases at the Sanctuary Shop. Visitors planning a visit should reserve tours in advance and select the tour option that matches group size and age requirements. Staff-guided tours focus on animal stories, care practices, and the role of sanctuaries in promoting compassionate food choices for curious visitors of varying backgrounds perspectives.
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