posted Aug 05, 2025

Amish Attractions in Lancaster, PA

Q: Is Sunday a good day to visit Amish Country?

Yes! While many Amish-owned businesses are closed on Sundays, there are still plenty of places open in Lancaster County on Sundays.

Lancaster County is home to one of the largest Amish communities in the U.S, and there are many ways to respectfully explore Amish culture, food, and traditions. From buggy rides through rolling farmlands to immersive tours and hands-on farm visits, this guide highlights the best Amish attractions in Pennsylvania Dutch Country.

Whether you’re planning a day trip or a weekend getaway, these experiences will give you a meaningful look into Amish life- past and present.

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Pictured: Aaron & Jessica's Buggy Rides

Buggy Rides

Tours

Dine with Amish

Know-Before-You-Go

Where to Stay

FAQs

Map

Take a Horse & Buggy Ride

AAA Buggy Rides
AAA Buggy Rides offers different types of buggy rides year-round. Choose from the Country Buggy Ride through Amish farms and schoolhouses, the Covered Bridge Ride through peaceful backroads, or the Amish Farm Tour to hop out of the buggy and explore a farm.

Abe's Buggy Rides
Abe's Buggy Rides offers rides through Amish Farmlands, stopping at an Amish homestead and passing historic sites near Bird-in-Hand. They offer two-mile, four-mile, and five-mile rides.

Aaron & Jessica's Buggy Rides
Aaron & Jessica's is an authentic buggy ride service in Lancaster, PA. The ride takes you down private Amish roads and through non-commercial working farms. You can choose between shorter and longer rides, and even enjoy a picnic on the grounds between tours.

Tours

The Amish Experience
The Amish Experience has guided tours for those wanting to learn more about and interact with the Amish community. Watch "Jacob's Choice", a film focused on today's Amish culture and explore at the homestead and schoolhouse. You can also take the Amish Farmlands bus tour and visit Amish businesses.

Amish Farm and House
The Amish Farm and House conveniently sits near route 30 but is tucked away in its own serene area. Enjoy farm animals, artisans, a schoolhouse and more while learning about the Amish community. You can also take their Countryside Bus Tour and attend fun events year-round.

The Amish Village
Tour an 1840s Amish farmhouse and explore 12-acres of grounds. You're bound to learn something new with a lesson in the schoolhouse! You can also take a backroads tour off the beaten path to learn about this unique community.

LoKal Experiences
LoKal Experiences offers one-of-a-kind tours throughout Lancaster County. Their tours include Unique Amish Immersion, Sweet and Savory Tour, Lancaster History and Craft Beer, and more.

Old Order Amish Tours
Experience exclusive stops on this authentic Amish tour, including an 80-acre Amish farm where you can learn about today's Amish community and lifestyle.

Old Windmill Farm
Old Windmill Farm hosts guided tours of their working farm, interaction with their farm animals, hands-on experiences, hayrides, and even more!

Pictured: The Amish Village

Credit: Brian Evans

Dine in an Amish Home

For a truly authentic experience, enjoy a home-cooked meal with Samuel and Ruth Lapp on their farm in Paradise, PA. Guests are served traditional Amish dishes like roast beef, chicken pot pie, homemade bread, and seasonal strawberry-rhubarb punch - all from cherished family recipes.

Reservations required: Call (610) 593-1206 (press #0)
Groups of 15 - 45, smaller parties may join an existing group
$25/person + tax, cash or company check only
Closed Tuesdays

Experience warm Amish hospitality and food made from the heart, just like it's been done for generations.

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What to Know Before Visiting Amish Attractions

Respect their privacy: Many Amish people prefer not to be photographed. Always ask for permission.
Be mindful of traffic: Horse-drawn buggies share the road - slow down and give space. Learn more about how to drive safely around horse & buggies.
Check operating hours: Many Amish-owned businesses are closed on Sundays. Click here to find places open in Lancaster County on Sundays.
Bring cash: Some roadside stands and farm stores may not accept credit cards. Click here to find roadside stands and here to find markets in Lancaster.

Make It a Weekend in Amish Country

Start your day with a buggy ride or guided tour, then grab a bite of authentic PA Dutch cuisine. Spend the night at a local inn, countryside hotel, or right on the farm and enjoy scenic farmland views, antique shopping, or a stop a family-friendly attraction before heading home.

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FAQ: Visiting Amish Attractions in Lancaster

Q: Can you visit an Amish home or farm in Lancaster County?
A: Yes! Some tours, like those at Old Windmill Farm, Aaron & Jessica's, Amish Meals at Home, Amish Village, The Amish Experience, or Amish Farm & House, offer access to working Amish farms. Find more Amish tours here.

Q: Are buggy rides in Lancaster run by real Amish families?
A: Some are Amish-owned, while others are operated in partnership with Amish drivers. Check individual listings for details. Find Lancaster horse & buggy ride operators here.

Q: Is Sunday a good day to visit Amish Country?
A: Yes! While, many Amish-owned businesses are closed on Sundays, there are still plenty of places open in Lancaster County on Sundays.