Ocean Hour Farm is a center for education, research, and demonstration of regenerative agricultural practices, highlighting the critical connection between land and ocean health.
Join us for a guided tour to explore our active farm and historic property. Experience firsthand our commitment to sustainable agriculture and regenerative land care. You’ll witness how our integrated ecosystem works together to sequester carbon, clean stormwater, build soil, and create nourishing food and fiber.
This tour is recommended for:
Anyone interested in caring for their lawn or garden in a way that will support ocean health.
People interested in learning about permaculture design.
Those concerned about how to care for and live on the land.
Not every tour allows for close viewing of animals; how near visitors can get depends on which pasture the anim...
Ocean Hour Farm is a center for education, research, and demonstration of regenerative agricultural practices, highlighting the critical connection between land and ocean health.
Join us for a guided tour to explore our active farm and historic property. Experience firsthand our commitment to sustainable agriculture and regenerative land care. You’ll witness how our integrated ecosystem works together to sequester carbon, clean stormwater, build soil, and create nourishing food and fiber.
This tour is recommended for:
Anyone interested in caring for their lawn or garden in a way that will support ocean health.
People interested in learning about permaculture design.
Those concerned about how to care for and live on the land.
Not every tour allows for close viewing of animals; how near visitors can get depends on which pasture the animals are using that day. While you may observe livestock, there are no opportunities to feed, touch, or directly interact with them.
This seminar-style walking tour is best suited for ages 13 and up. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
We will be outside the entire time. We will walk about 3 miles round-trip on uneven terrain and through tall grass. This is a working farm with electric fences, ponds, wildlife, and livestock that cannot be pet.
Please Bring
Sunscreen and/or Hat
Natural tick spray
Reusable water bottle
Closed-toed shoes that can get muddy; no sandals, no heels.
Eagerness to learn about green landscaping and supporting local farmers!
Event Details
In-person Ocean Hour Farm tours are free and open to all! Tours will start promptly at 2 PM.
Can I register for more than two tickets at a time? Is there a waitlist?
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No, we are limiting registrations to 2 tickets per registration to ensure more households get a chance to attend.
We are not able to offer a waitlist at this time.
Will there be other tour dates, and are they different?
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Each of our four summer tours covers the same topics and areas of the farm. To ensure as many people as possible can experience the farm, we ask that you only register for one date.
2026 Tour Schedule:
Tuesday, June 16th, 2026 2-4 PM | Tickets released June 9 at noon
Tuesday, July 14, 2-4 PM | Tickets released July 7 at noon
Wednesday, Aug 5, 2-4 PM | Tickets released on July 29 at noon
Friday, Sept 25, 2-4 PM | Tickets released September 18 at noon
While farms are always changing, the content of this tour will be similar to that of the 2026 tours.
Where can we park?
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You must park on-site. We will allow cars to enter starting 15 minutes before the event, and staff will direct you to the designated parking area. Please bring your whole group in one car and carpool whenever possible. Parking spaces on-site are limited; we also encourage biking and moped use. More detailed directions will be sent via email to registrants.
Can we take photos?
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You are welcome to take photos, but please watch your step. Our regenerative pastures and historic roadways are uneven.
Can we come early or stay late?
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No, since this is a working farm, all guests must be accompanied by a staff member. This tour is offered when we have dedicated staff available to accompany guests.
You are welcome to take photos, but please watch your step. Our regenerative pastures and historic roadways are uneven.
Can we bring a pet?
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No, we have working animals on-site and cannot allow pets. If you have an ADA Service Animal, please contact us.