VISIT & LEARN

Visit and learn

Classes, camps, tours and parties at a working farm in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania.

A hand-painted directional signpost at the farm, pointing the way to the goats and sheep, shop, farmhouse, and arena
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Ways to visit and learn

A cheese tasting spread with labeled varieties and crackers on a slate board

Cheese Making

Hands-on, not a demonstration: make chèvre and mozzarella in a morning, or cheddar over a full day, on a working dairy. Take cheese home.

From $50
See class options
A baker holding a tray of fresh-baked bread and rolls in the farm kitchen

Bread Baking

Learn the twelve steps of bread baking, from mixing to the oven. Bake a focaccia or a white loaf and take it home.

$90
See class details
A rider in the outdoor arena

Riding Lessons

All ages, beginner to advanced, year round. Grooming and horse care are part of every lesson.

from $70
Learn to ride
Two children carving a pumpkin together in the barn, farm tractors in the background

Summer Camp

Three week-long day camps, ages 4–14. Animals, dairy, garden, and riding, Monday through Friday.

$400/week
See the camps
A group of kids petting a horse together on a farm tour

Tours & Group Visits

School groups, scout troops, and homeschool co-ops. See the herd, the dairy, and the animals up close.

See tour options
Kids petting baby goats together in a barn stall

Birthday Parties

An hour and a half in the barn. Meet the goats, tour the farm, and finish with cake at the long table.

From $275
Plan a birthday
A group at the cattle pen

Scouts

Badge work, service hours, Eagle and Star projects, and overnight camping for up to 25.

Bring your troop
Bags of natural-color wool roving in black, brown, tan, and gray

Fiber Arts

Wool from the sheep on this farm. Ask what's on offer this season.

Learn more
A farmhand driving a tractor pulling a hayride wagon

Internships

Three-month placements for college students earning internship credit. Farm educator and cheesemaker/herdsmanship tracks.

3 months
See tracks & apply
LIVE LIKE A LOCAL

A visit to the farm

Discover Lehigh Valley spent a day at the farm for its Live Like a Local series.

Discover Lehigh Valley, Live Like a Local (2015)

Questions people ask

When is the farm store open?

Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 5 PM, Sunday 1 to 5 PM. Walk in, help yourself, and pay at the box.

Where are you?

1922 Flint Hill Road, Coopersburg, PA 18036, about twenty minutes from Allentown. Get directions

Can I bring my dog?

No dogs, please. Our farm dogs are trained to keep other dogs, coyotes and foxes off the farm, so it isn't a safe place for a visiting dog.

Do you sell to restaurants and stores?

Have a question first?

Call the farm at (610) 838-2928 or email info@flinthill.farm.