1 / 2Farm Sanctuary
📍 Acton, CA
Non-profit farm sanctuary on 39 acres in Acton, home to approximately 100 rescued cows, pigs, chickens, and turkeys. Hour-long guided tours share each animal's rescue story. Private tours available for groups up to 8.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for animal-loving families who want an educational experience with clear animal welfare and vegan advocacy messaging woven throughout. Guides are knowledgeable and thoughtful with school-age children. Vegan advocacy is an integral part of the educational content - families should expect and welcome this framing.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Dominique Forghani
7 months ago
“Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable about the animals in the farm and their history, and she did a wonderful job advocating for them. Staff was so careful of the animals. Definitely will not be my last time there!”
Anam N
6 months ago
“Best experience ever. Always makes me feel welcome and reaffirmed in my decision to be vegan. Recommend going once a year and bringing non vegan friends.”
Alethia Calagias
4 years ago
“The Farm Sanctuary staff provides an amazing, memorable experience. We enjoyed a private tour. We heard about the animals and their stories. Our guide, Ian, was engaging and thoughtful. (He gives you the 411 on chicken etiquette, and tips on how to greet or be greeted by the animals.) When you visit, you'll see goats, pigs, sheep, cows, donkeys, chickens, roosters and turkeys, as well as a llama from afar. We appreciate the staff and volunteers who make the Farm Sanctuary a peaceful spot for everyone. Remember to visit the gift shop. There are so many shirts, hoodies, gifts and more to bring back warm memories of your trip!”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Farm Sanctuary's Acton site spans a 39-acre hacienda property with around 100 rescued farm animals across multiple species. Guides share individual rescue stories and teach visitor etiquette for interacting safely with each animal - chickens have their own protocol. The tour includes time in proximity to animals as well as educational discussion of food systems and animal welfare. A shop sells apparel, cookbooks, and educational materials. Private group tours accommodate up to 8 people.
