Private Amish Country Tour

Located in the village of Bird-in-Hand, the Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market is a lively indoor market featuring dozens of vendors under one roof. Guests can browse stands filled with homemade baked goods, smoked meats and cheeses, fresh produce, jams, jellies, and Pennsylvania Dutch specialties. Beyond food, you’ll also find handmade crafts, quilts, leather items, and locally produced gifts. It’s the kind of place where you can wander from stand to stand sampling fresh treats, chat with local vendors about their craft, and pick up a souvenir or snack for the road. With its mix of authentic flavors and handcrafted goods, the Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market is a favorite stop for both locals and visitors, offering a true taste of Lancaster County life.

At about 940 square miles, it’s more than three times the size of New York City, and almost as big as the entire state of Rhode Island. That’s a lot of farmland, small towns, and country roads to explore. In your private charter vehicle with guide you can visit multiple towns nearby in Lancaster County. Including Strasburg, Ronks, Intercourse, Lititz, Elizabethtown, Lancaster City, and many more.

At about 940 square miles, it’s more than three times the size of New York City, and almost as big as the entire state of Rhode Island. That’s a lot of farmland, small towns, and country roads to explore. In your private charter vehicle with guide you can visit multiple towns nearby in Lancaster County. Including Strasburg, Ronks, Intercourse, Lititz, Elizabethtown, Lancaster City, and many more.

At about 940 square miles, it’s more than three times the size of New York City, and almost as big as the entire state of Rhode Island. That’s a lot of farmland, small towns, and country roads to explore. In your private charter vehicle with guide, you can visit multiple towns nearby in Lancaster County, including Strasburg, Ronks, Intercourse, Lititz, Elizabethtown, Lancaster City, and many more.

At about 940 square miles, it’s more than three times the size of New York City, and almost as big as the entire state of Rhode Island. That’s a lot of farmland, small towns, and country roads to explore. In your private charter vehicle with guide, you can visit multiple towns nearby in Lancaster County, including Strasburg, Ronks, Intercourse, Lititz, Elizabethtown, Lancaster City, and many more.

Mary’s Gifts in New Holland is a delightful roadside shop filled with character and charm. Outside, you’ll notice a display of handcrafted birdhouses ranging from one foot tall to five feet tall—each one a unique creation and a conversation piece. Step inside, and the shop feels like a treasure hunt. Shelves are packed with eclectic trinkets, glassware, collectibles, and handmade goods crafted by local artisans. It’s the kind of place where you never know what you’ll find, from practical items to quirky keepsakes. More than just a store, Mary’s Gifts reflects Lancaster County’s spirit of creativity, resourcefulness, and small business pride. Every item carries a story, whether it’s been repurposed, handcrafted, or locally sourced. For travelers, it’s a perfect stop to stretch your legs, browse, and maybe pick up a one-of-a-kind souvenir to remember your journey through Amish Country.

Located in the heart of Intercourse, PA, Kitchen Kettle Village is a charming collection of over 40 locally owned shops offering everything from homemade jams and jellies to handcrafted quilts, leather goods, and baked treats. Guests can stroll the walkable village, sample Pennsylvania Dutch delicacies, and meet artisans working on-site. This stop offers a perfect mix of shopping, snacking, and culture — ideal for stretching your legs and exploring local flavor.

Shady Maple is one of the most popular food destinations in Lancaster County. What started in the 1970s as a small roadside produce stand has grown into a massive buffet experience with more than 200 feet of food stations. Guests can pile their plates with Pennsylvania Dutch favorites like chicken pot pie, ham balls, shoofly pie, and every side dish you can imagine.