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Visitor tip
Young children (ages 2-5) will have the best experience during Preschool Wednesdays (June-August, 10am or 11:30am sessions) which feature games, music, and stories tailored to their age group for just $5/person.
Visitor tip
The indoor observation hive and 'Hello Hive' program (free with admission, Thursdays 2pm-3pm) offer unique hands-on bee education that reviewers highlight as memorable. Time your visit accordingly if bee education is a priority.
Visitor tip
Don't miss the interactive hands-on elements like milking the cow and playing with plastic vegetables and toy wheelbarrows in the children's area—reviewers specifically highlight these as the most engaging features that keep kids entertained for hours.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Heritage Farm Museum
- Main Exhibits
- Loudoun's First Farmers (10,000 years), Loudoun Tenant Revolt, James Smith abolitionist collection, observation hive
- Interactive Programs
- Preschool Wednesdays, Dirt Day, Hello Hive bee observation
- Admission
- Adults $5, Kids $3, Under 2 free
What visitors say
Farm equipment is not my thing but very well taken care of museum, with little old school and store. However, my 3-year-old refused to leave. They have these plastic vegetables and little wheelbarrows for children. Also have a cow that…
Great museum for all ages! Interactive exhibits and extensive grounds make this location feel like a history retreat. Loudoun's history and geology connect to so many parts of our lives even today. Its incredible to see a locally made…
What a fun place to visit with your kids! At times I felt a kid myself while playing at the general store or in the interactive classroom. My kids absolutely love this place and often ask to be taken here. We spend a few good hours…
From 259 Google reviews
Did You Know?
- The museum features artifacts spanning 10,000 years of Loudoun County history, including pottery sherds, lithic tools, and projectile points from the region's first farmers
- Heritage Farm Museum operates an indoor observation hive as part of its Hello Hive educational program, offering free bee education to visitors with museum admission
- The museum features interactive hands-on exhibits including a working cow milking station and a recreated general store and old schoolhouse where visitors can engage in pretend play
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