Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm
Living history farm
About
Quiet Valley is a living history museum that preserves the 19th century Pennsylvania German farm heritage of the area near Stroudsburg. In summer, tours take you through the farm, and the site also hosts festivals such as the Farm Animal Frolic, the Pocono State Craft Festival, the Harvest Festival, Spooky Days on the Farm and Old Time Christmas.
General admission covers the tours, festivals, events and demonstrations on the day of your visit, and you can pay at the gift shop.
History
The farm was settled by the Depper family, who came from Germany and arrived in Philadelphia in 1765. Five generations of their descendants lived there for nearly 150 years. Quiet Valley opened to the public as a farm museum on July 13, 1963, and has been a nonprofit since 1974.
When to go
Summer is the main season. Regular tours run Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., from the third Saturday in June to Labor Day, and Sunday by group appointment only. The farm is closed to the general public in winter except for Old Time Christmas on the first two weekends of December. Call the office with questions about hours.
Good to know
Summer discounts are offered for AAA, seniors 62 and up, Blue Star Museum military families and Time Traveler's Museum partners, and only one discount can be applied.
Price
Prices vary by event and date. Check the website before you go.
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