Experience Wisconsin’s countryside with the Sassy Cow Group Tour in Columbus. Explore a working dairy farm and enjoy fresh vanilla ice cream during this fun group outing.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels as the walking is gentle and mostly flat.
Wildlife
History
Sassy Cow Creamery started as a family-owned farm committed to organic practices and sustainable dairy production unique to Wisconsin.
Conservation
The farm emphasizes organic methods to protect soil health and minimize chemical runoff, contributing to local environmental sustainability.
Sassy Cow Creamery
Experience Wisconsin’s countryside with the Sassy Cow Group Tour in Columbus. Explore a working dairy farm and enjoy fresh vanilla ice cream during this fun group outing.
Sassy Cow Creamery in Columbus, Wisconsin operates a working dairy farm and public tour program that highlights small-group family experiences and larger group bookings. The creamery welcomes visitors to meet its cows, explore a modern milking parlor, and taste products made on-site. Family Farm Tours are limited to small groups and include a complimentary pint of Sassy Cow Creamery milk; guests are encouraged to book in advance to secure a spot. Sassy Cow Group Tours are designed for parties of 15 or more and run Monday through Wednesday from May to October, and each group tour includes a scoop of the creamery’s vanilla ice cream during the visit. Tours focus on accessible, family-friendly education about dairy farming, animal care, and milking operations. The creamery’s schedule and group requirements are stated clearly to help organizers plan field trips, corporate outings, and community visits. Visitors should check availability and reserve dates ahead of time because group tours require a minimum of 15 guests and family tours accommodate smaller numbers. Sassy Cow Creamery communicates tour details, seasonal availability, and what to expect so guests arrive prepared for a farm environment. The business emphasizes a welcoming, hands-on visit that pairs education with tasting opportunities. Maps, directions, and booking instructions are available through the creamery’s visitor channels, and guests can contact the farm to confirm seasonal hours and tour logistics before arrival.
Staff provide guided explanations during each tour to answer questions about farm operations and animal welfare, enhancing learning for visitors of all ages.
Location
Columbus, WI
Central Wisconsin farm location
Group Tours
15+ guests
Minimum for group tour bookings
Tour Season
May–Oct
Available Monday–Wednesday
Complimentary
Pint of milk
Included on family tours
Reserve a family tour or organize a group visit — confirm dates and requirements now to secure farm-fresh experiences.
Book in Advance for Groups
This tour requires a minimum group size of 15 and is best booked ahead to ensure availability.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
Expect to walk on grassy and sometimes uneven farm paths—closed-toe shoes are recommended.
Arrive Early on Hot Days
Tours start promptly; arriving early helps you settle in and stay hydrated during warm weather.
Bring a Camera
Capture the friendly cows, beautiful farm scenery, and your ice cream moment for memories that last.
Comfortable walking shoes
Protect your feet and provide support on farm paths.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Keep safe from UV rays during sunny summer visits.
summer
Light jacket or layers
Stay comfortable in variable spring temperatures.
spring
Insect repellent
Minimize discomfort from bugs in warmer months.
summer