• Landis Farm sign
  • A view of the fireplace in the guest house
  • Tractor rides for kids at Landis Farm

Welcome to Our Farm and Guest House

Our family invites you to discover a home away from home during your next Pennsylvania Dutch Country vacation. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat or a family-friendly country farm vacation, the 1760s-era Landis Farm Guest House is an ideal setting.

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Landis Farm Guest House

Guest House

Stay overnight at our farm. The Guest House sleeps up to six people, and is rich in colonial charm, providing updated modern amenities.

Milk cooler

Raw Milk for Sale

Looking for a local source of raw, grass-fed milk near Lancaster? We milk 20 Jersey cows and offer fresh milk for sale in a self-serve cooler on our farm – available 24/7.

flower fields

Cut Your Own Flowers

Starting in late June, we offer cut your own flowers for sale in “The Patch”. The garden typically remains open from late June through mid-October, weather permitting.

A Peaceful Getaway

Landis Farm has been in our family for three generations. Our farm is just a short drive from local attractions, including:

  • Spooky Nook Sports
  • Lititz, PA
  • Sight and Sound
  • Root’s Market (open Tuesdays)
  • Downtown Lancaster, home to many shops, art galleries, and dining options
  • Local PA Dutch attractions and entertainment
  • Hershey Park, Dutch Wonderland, and more

The Guest House offers an eat-in kitchen, living room, two upstairs bedrooms, and a full bathroom.

It can accommodate up to four people in two bedrooms, and a larger family can sleep additional people in the living room.

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Our Location

We are conveniently located just minutes from Rt. 283. Get Directions.

Landis Farm location on map

“We have traveled to many places throughout the world and stayed in many different Inns, B&B's and even castles. This cottage is by far one of the BEST places we have ever stayed.” — Brian & Sarah, Dickson, TN

Meet Your Hosts

Jeff and Deb purchased the farm from Deb’s parents, Earl and Evie, in 2016. They, along with their three children, Colleen, Corissa, and Jeremy, are the third generation to live and work on the farm. Jeff and Deb operate two chicken houses on the farm and sell fresh quality eggs to a local company.  During high school, Jeff worked on a farm, while Deb grew up at Landis Farm. The couple enjoys meeting new people and sharing the farm with others.

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