We stayed one night. The first day we were kind of busy and didn't do the entire farm tour. The next morning we woke up early and were down there to see the animals a few minutes after 6. The morning farm tour isn't until 7:30 am I believe, but when the staff saw us they came over and took... More

From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed like family by Ginny. We stayed in the little white house in two bedrooms on the main level. Everything was spotlessly clean and very pleasing to the eye. Every room was exceedingly comfortable. Our thirteen year olds were thrilled to share bunkbeds. We were greeted by the most wonderful dog in the... More

We went to Verdant View Farm in April. We rented the little white house. The house was wonderful, cheerful, well kept and provided ample room for our family. My 8 year old was able to milk a cow and feed a calf. My 2 year old was able to fun around the farm, swing on the swing set and see... More

We spent one night at Verdant View with our sons. Breakfast was a very sweet communal experience jumpstarted by the singing of the Johnny Appleseed song/prayer holding hands around the cozy table. The food was great - the yogurt awesome - and the company warm. We enjoyed getting to know some of the other families. My husband and sons LOVED... More

We really enjoyed learning how a working farm operates day-to-day. Our children just loved our tour of newly hatched chicks, and held them, newly born bunnies, fetching fresh eggs, milking the cows, feeding the calves, and playing with the kittens. It was quite chilly when we stayed, it snowed a few inches, but we all still enjoyed the sights and... More

We stayed over one night and did the farm tour. The family was very nice and welcoming. This is a real working dairy farm, so if you are looking for a quaint B&B, this is not for you. We were greated by Scooby, a border collie who loves to play with everyone and never runs out of energy. The barn... More

Verdant View Farm Bed and Breakfast has its charm. However, there were significant drawbacks in my experience there as a chaperone for an overnight field trip with children. My group and I stayed at the Little White House. During our visit, we learned that the house's basement quarters is rented by a male farmhand. This worker has direct access to... More

We are a family of four with 2 young children and stayed here last year. The other reviews are a little misleading in my opinion. We loved Lancaster and loved having the farm experience but the house and rooms that you are staying in are in pretty bad shape. The carpets are terribly stained and the walls are paper thin.... More

On our first trip to the Amish country, we decided to stay at the Verdant View Farm, and it was an amazing experience. Don and Ginny are wonderful hosts, who definitely make you feel like part of their family. We stayed at the main house, and had a great country-style bedroom, which was much better than a "dull" hotel room.... More