The 2025 Spring Farm Tour is right around the corner, and the Loudoun County Department of Economic Development is delighted to announce this year’s highly anticipated Farm Tour stops. The Loudoun Spring Farm Tour promises to be an unforgettable event with 36 farm stops open on May 17 and 18, from 10 am to 4 pm each day.
Farm tour visitors can explore local farms, meet farmers, and learn more about where their food comes from. The weekend promises to be full of enjoyable spring activities including berry picking, baby goat cuddling, pick-your-own flowers, and freshly churned ice cream and gelato—a perfect addition to a late spring afternoon! Visitors will also be inspired by the Instagram-worthy, spring backdrop that Western Loudoun offers while enjoying craft beverages, touring farms, and purchasing local produce and handmade crafts.
Planning a weekend of farm stops at LoudounFarmTour.com is an incredible way to embrace the beauty of spring and support local agriculture. In addition to the official farm stops participating this year, be sure to save some time for other local landmarks and rural businesses in the area to maximize your weekend!
Need a pick-me-up to get your day started? Try a local coffee from Hamilton Mercantile, which was named one of Visit Loudoun’s best secret spots to visit, or Back Street Brews Coffee and Tea, a hidden gem in historic Lovettsville. If you plan to peruse the southern end of Loudoun on Saturday, swing by Hogback Mountain Pony Rides for their Mystical Creatures: Intro to Riding event with a special “decorate your own unicorn” activity or head east to check out the Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum in Sterling for Dirt Day, a fun event for all things dirt, in addition to their interactive ways to learn all about the region’s agricultural history. Also on Saturday, If you’re heading toward northwestern Loudoun, the Lovettsville Co-op is a must stop for all of your local shopping needs, Purcellville Southern States is jam-packed with outdoor essentials and spring décor, and Paige’s Pit Stop is a fan favorite on Route 9, offering seasonal produce, pasture raised meats, and farm fresh eggs, honey, and more.
On Sunday, the Dulles Open Air Market at Dulles Town Center is Loudoun’s newest weekend destination, packed with local vendors, fresh farm goods, unique artisan finds, and delicious nibbles. Also in Leesburg, music lovers can check out the Loudoun Jazz Jam at The Dell: Food and Brew Hall or if you’re looking to get creative, stop by The Global Local for their Vintage China Cake Stand workshop.
Want to stay rural throughout the weekend? Great Country Farms is full of family fun. You can also explore the past at historical sites including Oatlands Historic House, Dodona Manor, and the Morven Park Mansion, or check out the roadside stands, farmers markets, and any of Loudoun’s wineries, breweries and distilleries, and cideries and meaderies.
Additionally, if you’re thinking about turning your day trip into a weekend getaway, the Loudoun Bed & Breakfast Guild offers charming accommodations that will make your stay even more special. With properties in the picturesque countryside, these B&Bs provide a cozy and personalized experience, perfect for unwinding after a full day on the farm tour.
The Loudoun Spring Farm Tour is more than just a weekend of exploring farms—it’s a celebration of Loudoun’s agricultural heritage and a chance to support local growers and makers who work hard to keep these traditions alive. By participating, you’re not only enjoying a day filled with fun activities but also helping to sustain the farming community that is vital to Loudoun County’s character. Make the most of this spring tradition and discover all that western Loudoun has to offer.
Learn more and plan your weekend at https://loudounfarmtour.com.
