Palmer Farm Tour

Operated by: Alaska Farm Tours
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95.00 (USD)

Visitors to Palmer have a unique opportunity two visit two local farms on a 4 hour farm tour, You will be picked up at Knik River Lodge or Palmer Museum and from here you will be taken to delight in Alaskan grown meal, learn about local urban farming and visit a local farm stand to get the complete picture of Alaskan farming from field to market to fork. By the end you will be returning to the meeting point.

  • Supported local communities.
  • Two farm tours in Palmer.
  • Experience how Alaskans live.

AVAILABILITY

Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays

DURATION

4 Hours

START LOCATION

Knik River Lodge or Palmer Museum

END LOCATION

Knik River Lodge or Palmer Museum

TOUR LANGUAGE

English

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Detailed Description

Join the team for a relaxing half day excursion featuring Alaska Farm and brew culture in Palmer, Alaska. Palmer is just 45 minutes north of Anchorage is so perfect for folks looking to fit in a last-minute activity. First be picked up if you are staying at Knik River Lodge, hop on board for this fun afternoon adventure.

Learn about the farming operation and what it takes to grow food in Alaska. Explore more farming practices in Alaska and learn about the history of the farm. Learn how this on-farm brewery got its start and the history of the farm. Get a behind the scenes look at the brewery operation and taste there unique 4 flagship beers on tap.

Complete you day with a delicious meal at the Raven's Perch Restaurant at Knik River Lodge (cost not included) and snuggle into you bed in the shadow mountains and glaciers. By the end you will be returning to the meeting point.

Ticket Price (USD)
Adults (P/P) 95.00 (USD)
Seniors (65+) 80.00 (USD)
Children (P/P) 50.00 (USD)

8:30 AM

Pick Up at Knik River Lodge.


9:00 AM

Pick Up at Palmer Museum + Garden Tour.


9:45 AM

Arrive at First Farm.


10:45 AM

Arrive at Second Farm.


11:45 AM

Arrive at Bleeding Heart Brewery.


1:00 PM

Arrive Back at the Palmer History Museum.


1:30 PM

Arrive back at Knik River Lodge.


Palmer Farm Tour includes:

- Transportation.
- Garden Walk.
- Two Farm Tour.
- Beer Sampling.
- We supply water and light snacks throughout the day.
- We will also have umbrellas and ponchos but encourage you to bring your own.

- Bring rain gear (if it seems like a rainy day), and some extra layers in case the weather turns south.
- Always wear closed toed shoes as we will be walking on farms.
- Cameras are encouraged, but we will not be liable for loss or damage.
- If you have special dietary needs, please notify us in advance.

If you can’t make it: Our cancellation policy is as such, if you let us know up to one week before that you need to cancel, we’ll refund you in full, no questions asked.

If you notify us between one week and within 24 hours of the start of the tour (that is noon before the day of your tour) then you receive 50% of your tour fee back.

If you notify us in the 24 hours leading up to the day of your tour, then no refund will be given.

  1. How safe are the farms on the tour?

    Going on our tours is a very safe option for folks with mobility. These are working farms, so we do give everyone the warning that they must be alert and stay with the tour guides always.

  2. Will there be bathrooms?

    Because our farms will vary from day to day, we can't guarantee bathrooms at every stop. There will at least two bathroom stops along the way (one at the beginning, and one at a central farm). If it is an emergency, let your guide know. You'll find that farmers are very accommodating people and usually have a hidden outhouse somewhere on their farm.

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