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- 1665 Street Rd, New HopeHowell Living History Farm is a well-maintained public park that showcases traditional farming methods and preserves agricultural heritage. The farm provides an educational and entertaining experience, with knowledgeable staff giving informative tours and demonstrations. Visitors can explore the horse-powered operations, interact with friendly animals like chickens and horses, and learn about the history of farming and its significance today. The farm hosts various events throughout the year, including corn harvest and maple sugaring activities, and welcomes visitors of all ages and abilities. The beautiful scenery, rich history, and friendly atmosphere make Howell Farm a must-visit destination for anyone interested in learning about farming and rural life. Visitors appreciate the helpful staff and the chance to see farming methods from the 1900s, making it a refreshing experience.
We come here several times a year with our kids. There is no admission and they have such good activities for the kids. The farm is also beautiful With vast rolling hills and pastures and farm animals.
I went here as chaperone with kids on a field trip organized by school.
Not very clear on how much school paid for them. Kids had paid 16$ per person which included transportation from school.
This is definitely good option to take group of kids and even adults. I could relate with my grandparents farms and houses in India. So farms and farm houses smell and feel the same wherever you are.
Kids learned so many things. They could harvest 🌽 from the plants in garden. Overall nice experience.
They need to arrange for some trash cans when kids arrive on field trips. Carrying back trash all the way from picnic area till the bus was too hard.
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Howell Living History Farm is awesome, a hidden gem if you’ve got little ones or just wanna spend a mellow day outdoors. We took the fam there last weekend and came away totally impressed.
What stood out:
• It’s super kid-friendly. My daughter was able to wander around, pet animals, watch demonstrations, and just explore without me being on edge the whole time.
• The hands-on stuff is gold. You get a real feel for history — tools, farming, crafting. Way more engaging than a museum indoors.
• The setting is peaceful and beautiful. Rolling fields, old barns, open skies — perfect for wandering, snapping...read full review