Los Angeles, California

Guided tours are offered year-round. This is your chance to visit with the sanctuary residents in their home, listen to their stories, and learn about the realities of our modern food systems. Visits are approximately an hour long and start promptly! Please plan to arrive 15 minutes ahead of your tour. Guests who arrive late may be asked to reschedule.

Guided public tours take place on Saturdays and Sundays. If you wish to visit the sanctuary on another day of the week, please see information on our Private Tour offerings below.

The Sanctuary Shop will be open for 30 minutes before and after each public tour.

Advance Registration Required

A limited number of private tours are now available to book online on select Fridays! Your group of up to 8 guests will enjoy an intimate hour long visit, exclusively for you, led by one of our Sanctuary Guides. If you desire a private tour on an alternate date or time, please email [email protected] and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Price: $250 (fixed rate)

Admission charges will be waived for middle school and high school children that are visiting Farm Sanctuary as part of a school group tour. School group tours are limited to ages 12 and older.

For additional information, or to book a school group tour, please contact [email protected].

Farm Sanctuary does not discriminate against sanctuary visitors on the basis of a person’s disability and will work to provide reasonable accommodations to visitors who need such accommodations to ensure equal access to our tours, programs, services, events, and activities. We want to make sure that all of our visitors have a meaningful and safe experience and are comfortable during a visit to our Sanctuaries. Therefore, we encourage individuals with disabilities who may have special accommodation requests to make a prior arrangement. To set up arrangements or for more information about accommodations that we can make, please contact [email protected] or 661-208-9220.

We cannot bring wheelchairs or walkers in with the cattle or pigs for the safety of the animals, guests, and staff. The residents can become too curious, which can lead to a dangerous situation. Our staff will try our best to facilitate cattle and pig interactions over the fence or gate, though we cannot guarantee that the animal residents will interact.

We cannot bring power wheelchairs into any animal area since they have a higher potential to hurt our residents. Manual wheelchairs are permitted in certain enclosures.

Please note there is limited shade and seating areas while on the tour. The road through the shelter area is used by farm equipment and is largely composed of compacted dirt and gravel. The path can be slippery when wet and dusty when dry. Short segments of the tour path have a steep grade. While the tour path itself includes a hardened surface, the connections to the animal enclosures may include grassy areas and uneven terrain.