FRESH FOOD. SIMPLE LIVING.

Candid medium shot of a child gently holding a warm, multi-colored egg next to a wooden chicken coop, soft morning mist, golden-hour light, 35mm film.
Candid medium shot of a child gently holding a warm, multi-colored egg next to a wooden chicken coop, soft morning mist, golden-hour light, 35mm film.
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Saturday Morning Visits

The Working Homestead

Join us in Benton City for a hands-on look at regenerative farming. Meet our pasture-raised chickens, feed the ducks, and experience the daily rhythm of PNW soil.

Candid shot of happy children laughing as they feed runner ducks in a lush green pasture, warm golden-hour morning light, shallow depth of field.
Candid shot of happy children laughing as they feed runner ducks in a lush green pasture, warm golden-hour morning light, shallow depth of field.
What to Expect

Homestead Tour Details

Spend a morning walking our pastures, learning how we build healthy soil, and visiting with our animals.

Tour Schedule

Saturday Mornings

Tours run from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM. We limit groups to twelve guests to keep the experience personal, interactive, and safe for our animals.

Tours are free. All bookings must be reserved online at least forty-eight hours in advance.

Common Questions

Planning Your Visit

What should we wear?

Is the farm accessible?

This is a real working farm. We highly recommend sturdy, closed-toe boots or old sneakers, and layers to handle the morning PNW mist.

Our pathways are unpaved dirt and gravel, which can be uneven or muddy after rain. Please contact us for specific mobility accommodations.

Are dogs allowed?

Can we buy eggs?

To keep our free-ranging chickens and ducks safe and calm, we cannot allow outside pets or service animals on the pasture tours.

Yes! You can pre-order fresh chicken and duck eggs when booking your tour, or purchase available seasonal produce at the farm gate.

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Gather Your Group

Ready to experience the daily rhythm of AKA Farm? Saturday tour slots fill quickly during the harvest season.