The tour is self-guided so you can travel at your own pace. Have fun while learning about agriculture practices, with the breathtaking background of beautiful Rappahannock County.
Hayrides, farm animals, wineries, goats, sheep, chickens, cows, bees and apiaries, pick your own flowers – there is something for everyone to enjoy!
The mission of the Rappahannock County Farm Tour™ is to present an unforgettable, educational and enriching experience of Rappahannock County’s (Agri)Culture.
New this year:
Hill House Native Plants at Eldon Farms, where founder Janet Davis and her husband Rob grow high-quality Mid-Atlantic natives for gardens and habitat restoration, and Hoof ’n’ Feather Farm Store, a “farmHer” shop on the Huffman family’s Amissville cattle and hay farm that honors the whole animal by utilizing every part for food and handcrafted goods.
Saturday & Sunday
- Bean Hollow Grassfed, Flint Hill
- Blue Craft Farm, Flint Hill
- High Meadow Manor Farm, Flint Hill
- Hill House Native Plants, Woodville
- Hoof ’n’ Feather Farm Store, Amissville
- Magnolia Vineyards, Amissville
- Mountain Vista Farm, Amissville
- Off the Grid, Sperryville
Saturday only
- F.T. Valley Farm at Mont Medi, Sperryville
- Ragged Ridge Farm / Berry Hay & Cattle, Sperryville
- Wild Roots Apothecary & love, wild Botanical Gardens, Sperryville
Sunday only
- Chancellors Rock Farm, Flint Hill
- Sunnyside Farm & Conservancy, Washington
Free Guidebooks available at the Rappahannock County Visitors Center
Stop by for your Farm Tour Guidebooks, directions, and info.
Get a printed copy
Free printed Guide Books are available at:
- Rappahannock County Visitors Center, 3 Library Road, Washington, VA (off Route 211, next to the county library)
- Participating Farm Tour venues
- Local shops across Rappahannock County
We are also placing books throughout Fauquier, Culpeper, Prince William, Stafford, and beyond.
If your business would like a stack of Guide Books to share with customers, email info@rappfarmtour.org.
Read it online
The full 2026 Guide Book is online and downloadable:
Web page: https://rappfarmtour.org/2026-guidebook/
PDF: https://rappfarmtour.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/2026-RFT-Guide-Book-Final.pdf
Download a copy to your phone before you leave home. Much of Rappahannock County has little or no cell signal, so a saved PDF or a paper book is the most reliable way to navigate.
Help us get books into more hands
The Farm Tour runs on volunteers. If you can help with distribution: dropping books at shops, libraries, visitors centers, or community boards, please Contact Us or email info@rappfarmtour.org. It is one of the simplest ways to support local farms.
