Ever wondered how milk transforms into cheese?
Ready to see it happen firsthand?
Join us for an interactive experience that combines a behind-the-scenes tour with hands-on cheesemaking.
Visit our working farm where we milk cows and craft artisan cheese.
What you will experience on the tour
- encounter our colorful herd of cows and learn how they turn grass into delicious milk
- enter the cheesery and get a demonstration of the cheesemaking process
- examine the long history of cheese and how cheese-making evolved through the years
- explore the aging rooms where the cheese wheels develop delicious flavor
- engage in a hands-on cheese-making class and learn how you can make a simple cheese using what you have in your kitchen
- enjoy the fruits of your labor and taste your way across a cheese board and light refreshments
The Cheese Experience lasts about two hours.

Space is limited to sixteen people.
$50 per person.
Attend one of the cheese experiences on a Saturday in the Summer of 2025.
Click here to book a Saturday Cheese Experience
Registration is required.
This event fills up quickly, so reserve your spot today!
Want to see a working cheese farm but aren’t ready for a full cheesemaking class?
We offer shorter Farm Tour Fridays during the summer in association with the Raystown Lake Visitors Bureau.
$25 per person.
Click here to book a Friday Farm Tour
Private Tours
If you’d like to schedule a private tour, please contact us.
1-hour Cheese Tour: $200 minimum ($25/person if more than 8 people)
- Welcome and overview of the farm
- Video about the history of cheese
- Demonstration of culturing milk, adding rennet, and seeing curds form
- Tour of cheese vat, press, and aging rooms
- A sampling of 4 cheeses
2-hour Cheese Experience: $400 minimum ($50/person if more than 8 people)
- Welcome and overview of the farm
- Video about the history of cheese
- Demonstration of culturing milk, adding rennet, seeing curds form, and hooping into cheese wheels
- Hands-on cheese-making to take home + supplies to use later
- Tour of cheese vat, press, and aging rooms
- Cheese pairings and cheese board to share
- Wrap-up questions and discussion