AAA Buggy Rides

This was an enjoyable and relaxing ride. The sign-​in process was well organized and the staff was friendly. Our wait time was only about 30 minutes on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, and they tell you when to return to the kiosk so that it’s not necessary to stand there until your tour time. We took the 55 minute covered bridge tour with our kind guide Ben, previously an Amish farmer who graciously answered all of our questions. There was one small child on the tour, and Ben could not have been nicer to the family, even letting the boy sit with him and «take the reins» for a bit which made his day.
Recommendations:
Sit towards the front so that you can hear the tour guide as there are no speakers.
Interact with the guide — it’s not really a «canned» tour and by asking questions our group learned a lot and it made the trip so enjoyable!
Look on-​line for coupon discounts that are good for up to 4 ppl in your party.

Loved the 35min ride with Caleb! He isn’t Amish but don’t let that stop you! He knows everything about everything! Great time! Can’t wait to come back with my daughter next time!

It was a beautiful day for a buggy ride! We enjoyed our 35 minute ride with Amos. The fee was fair and the scenery was beautiful! Next time we will do the covered bridges ride. Also, enjoyed kitchen kettle village very much. Nice little shops and not crazy busy. A perfect day!

One of the better buggy tours around. Take it out of Kitchen Kettle Village. Only problem is now it has become so popular you have to wait maybe an hour or longer to get a tour. I think at one time they offered 5 different tours. They are now down to 3. One I believe is about a half hour with no stops. Another if for about an hour and you stop at a working farm and the last also is about an hour and they give you a tour of several covered bridges. I enjoyed our most recent tour because we had an actual Amish girl give us the tour, While a lot of the tour was on the main highways at least part of it was on back roads. Plan on spending abut $ 25.00 per person, of course that will go up over time, that is what it was going for at the time I am writing this. I only wish we had seen more back roads.

Went on a buggy ride/​farm tour with Rachel. She was an excellent tour guide. From the moment we got on the buggy she was explaining and pointing things out to us. She was very patient with the children that were there and answered all their questions.
She explained the Amish culture and their customs. The tour of the farm was awesome. We got to see how the cows were corralled with no effort. Thanks Rachel for making our tour such a great experience.
Definitely recommend this tour and Rachel as your guide.

Took the 35 min tour with my wife and 3 toddlers. Kids loved it. Driver even let older ones hold the reigns for a minute. He was friendly and we learned a lot.

We took the 1 hour buggy and farm tour and had an amazing tour guide, Rachel. She was Amish, a former school teacher and recently got married. She had to travel to do some missionary work and described how the Amish Community supports missionary work. She answered questions about farming, and what types of crops they grow. She showed us a barn that was recently raised and told us about that process. She described how Amish children are schooled how/​why they weren’t in the public school. We visited the farm, saw the horses and cows. She described the different types of horses and mules used, how they were bred. She also discussed how the Amish men work in the non Amish community. She showed us a buggy and described it in depth. She told us about her family and was great with the kids. The tour for us ended up being an hour and a half. It was well worth it. I was skeptical going in, but it was very educational and a lot of fun!

60 minute buggy farm tour
We were very excited to take this tour. I arrived at 9 am and placed name on list immediately. The female that greeted us seemed annoyed and unhappy to be there. After taking our names and payment we were told to be back at 945 am. We enjoyed the village and then went back at that time. We were seated with another family. The tour guide entered buggy and gave her name. Told us she would answer any questions. After that she did not say a word the whole trip! Did not provide any information on the area, way of living, history, etc. the other family would ask questions which we could not hear nor hear the responses as we were seated in the rear.
Once at the farm the tour guide didn’t give any information but led us to see bunch of cattle tied up, a horse and mule and then ushered into a quilt shop. So disappointing! What a poor tour of the farm! No information about the farm or the operation of the farm. Questions that were asked of the farm she did not know the answers to.
I chose this company because of location in village and reviews. I would never take another ride with this company. I highly suggest that you chose another buggie ride company especially if you are hoping to learn something during the ride!

This is one of the best buggy rides through Amish country; very friendly and knowledgable about the area. Caleb was great especially with the kids! I highly recommend the 5 mile tour through an old covered bridge that has been maintained.

We visited in april 2010. We loved our trip to Amish country! I had previously bashed PA because of my narrow exposure to Philly only. The drive to Lancaster County (Backroads) from Philly airport was very pretty. We loved our buggy tour and we had the best tour guide (Loyd). He was like 120 years old :)