The 2024 Loudoun Fall Farm Tour lineup is announced! Check out the map below to plan your weekend on October 19 and 20.
Welcome to the Loudoun Farm Tour: October 19 – 20
From charming encounters with llamas, alpacas, and donkeys to indulging in delectable homemade ice cream at a dairy farm, the Loudoun Fall Farm Tour offers a cornucopia of experiences for visitors of all ages. Featuring a diverse array of farms showcasing the finest products that Loudoun has to offer, including honey, mushrooms, traditional vegetables, garlic, and craft beverages, attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Loudoun’s agricultural heritage.
The 2024 Loudoun Fall Farm Tour lineup is announced! Check out the map below to plan your weekend on October 19 and 20.
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Meet Rivenwool Farms,
A 2024 Fall Farm Tour Stop
Meet Double 8 Alpacas,
A 2024 Fall Farm Tour Stop
Meet School Hill Garden,
A 2024 Fall Farm Tour Stop
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Thank You To The Sponsors of Our Western Loudoun VIP Getaway Packages!
Join us for the Loudoun Farm Tour and enter for your chance to win one of two Western Loudoun VIP Getaway Packages, complete with a B&B stay, wine and beer tastings, dinner, and historic garden tours. How do you win a VIP Package at the Loudoun Farm Tour? It’s easy!
1. Check-In to Farm Tour: Just look for the check-in QR code at one of your stops and let us know you’re visiting! One guest of the Farm Tour who checks-in will be chosen at random to receive a VIP Getaway.
2. Vote for your favorite experience: We want to hear from you! Help us make Farm Tour even better by voting for your favorite stop. For those who check in during Farm Tour, a poll will be emailed the following week. The poll will also be posted to the Loudoun Farms social media accounts. One person who fills out the quick poll will be chosen at random to receive a Loudoun VIP Giveaway Package.
Which farms are participating?
The 2024 Fall Farm Tour promises to be the best yet! With a full list of returning favorites and some exciting first year additions, every Farm Tour visitor will find something to love while they are out on the farm the weekend of October 19 and 20. Use the interactive map above to learn more about each farm and plan your routes!
| Aurora Apiary |
| Basking Bee Farm & Apiary |
| Blackwood Manor Farms |
| Blooming Hill Lavender Farm & Gift Shop |
| Breaux Vineyards |
| Brookfield Dairy Farm |
| Bully Goat Farm |
| Butterfly Hill Farm Store |
| Cannabreeze Hemp Farm & Company |
| Donkey Meadows Safe Haven |
| Donner Farms |
| Double 8 Alpaca & Llama Ranch |
| Equine Rescue League |
| Far Bungalow Farm |
| Farm de Vine Winery |
| Farmer Johns Market |
| Farrah’s Farm |
| Fort Bacon Farm |
| Gathering Springs Farm |
| Georges Mill Farm Artisan Cheese |
| Hope Flower Farm & Winery |
| Kathy Ann’s Farm |
| Long Stone Farm |
| Northern Virginia Wholesale Growers |
| Oatlands |
| Old Apple Valley Farms |
| Paige’s Pit Stop Farm Store |
| Planetary Farms |
| Rivenwool Animal Rescue |
| School Hill Garden and Tiny Acre Farm |
| Sunny Knoll EcoFarm |
| The Sassy Ass |
| Two Twisted Posts Winery |
| Wegmeyer Farms |
| Wheatland Spring Farm + Brewery |
| Willowcroft Farm Vineyards |
| Zephaniah/Mill Road Farm |
Who should go?
This self-guided tour is fun and informative for all ages. Bring your friends and family – we can’t wait to see you! All sites will be open, rain or shine.
Do you prefer to let us do the driving? Stay tuned for more information on the free Hop On, Hop Off bus tour routes we’re offering for this Farm Tour!
How much does it cost?
The Loudoun Farm Tour is free to participate in and you don’t need tickets! There are fees at some sites for food, drinks and special activities. Check the icons on each location within the map or app for more information.
Where can I find a printed map?
Starting October 1, physical maps can be found at the following locations:
- Ashburn Library
- Bluemont Community Center
- Brambleton Library
- Carver Center
- Cascades Library
- Claude Moore Community Center
- Dulles South Multipurpose Center
- Gum Springs Library
- Heritage Farm Museum
- Loudoun County, Public Affairs & Communications
- Lucketts Community Center
- Middleburg Community Center
- Purcellville Library
- Rust Library
- Sterling Community Center
- Sterling Library
- Visit Loudoun
Can I download a map?
Click here to download a map.
Can I take photos?
Yes, and staff at these public events might take photos of you for promotional use. Share your photos on social media, using the hashtag #LoudounFarmTour.
What does “Loudoun, VA Made • Loudoun, VA Grown” mean?
The logo is used by Loudoun growers and producers that agree to source their products from Loudoun County farms. Look for the logo and support those businesses by taking your piece of Loudoun home. In addition to buying the best-quality products, you also support the future of farming in Loudoun.
Ready to get started sooner? Shop the Loudoun Made Loudoun Grown Marketplace, our online platform that connects you to the farms you love.
Farm Tours
Loudoun Farm Tours are a biannual celebration of farming in Loudoun County, with one each for the planting in spring and the harvest in fall.
During the third weekends of May and October, Loudoun farms are encouraged to open to the public between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., offering parking, tours of operations, and an educational component that’s free and open to the public.
Loudoun Made, Loudoun Grown products, CSAs and memberships are typically available for purchase. Each tour offers a slightly different roster of participating farms, with some farms participating every year, while others cycle through.
A Unique Tradition in the Nation’s Capital Region
Begun in 1993 as the Fall Colors Tour, the tour took a more agricultural angle in the years that followed, and was conducted every harvest season including in a virtual and hybrid capacity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 1996, Loudoun Economic Development and the Virginia Cooperative Extension Office added the Spring Farm Tour to kick off the growing season in the Loudoun Valley.
In the years since, the tour has grown in size and scope, regularly drawing visitors from throughout the D.C. region and beyond.
DID YOU KNOW?
Visiting farms has many benefits for children, including a reduction in allergies and a greater willingness to try new foods when they know where they came from.
Loudoun Farm Tours Embrace Innovation
The Loudoun Farm Tours are designed to showcase innovative and sustainable practices happening every day at farms in the county.
Whether those are new product lines, best practices or something unique to the farm, visitors are given a behind-the-scenes look at farm life.
The tour itself has also become more innovative over the years, with the additions of print brochures, digital and social media promotion, media coverage, and a mobile map that encourages visitors to make more stops and have deeper conversations with farmers.
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