Enjoy a full day of family fun, learning about the natural and cultural history of Appalachia!

Hours of Operation

May 1 - Nov. 1
Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 10 am - 3 pm
Festival Days and June/July Saturdays: 10 am - 5 pm
Tickets are valid for all day!

If you would like to purchase tickets for a Festival day, please visit their specific pages found in the Seasonal Festivals section. The Festival dates are as follows:
Spring: May 3
Summer: July 5
Fall: September 27
Christmas Village: December 5, 6, 12, 13, 14 (Tickets for Christmas Village are not available until November 1)

Pass Holders:

• Instead of purchasing General Admission tickets, all you need to do is present your card and ID upon arrival. You must have your card and ID on hand to be admitted.
• If you would like to purchase tickets online, click the "Are you a Member?" link above the guest-type options to enter your code.

Groups of 15 or More: Please contact the Heritage Farm office for group pricing at 304-522-1244.

About

Heritage Farm Museum & Village is a recreated 19th century Appalachian village that includes museums, animal exhibits, artisans, and an adventure park. Experience life for the region’s settlers from the 1850s onward, interact with animals in the petting zoo and nature center, see talented artisans work, and embrace adventure on the ziplines *, high ropes courses *, and mountain bike park *. Our friendly staff and museum guides are ready at every turn to help create a memorable day for guests of all ages!

*Additional Cost

FAQs

• For a full list of Heritage Farm FAQs, visit us on our website.

• Is food available?
  Village Vittles offers a variety of concession-style food. Inside our Visitor's Center, snacks are available as well as a variety of drink options from our soda fountain.

• What kind of animals do you have?
  We have various farm animals, including sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, and ducks. We also have less traditional animals such as llamas, peacocks, and a bison. Our Nature Center features many reptiles, amphibians, and fish native to Central Appalachian backyards.

• Is the Farm Handicap Accessible?
  Nearly all of our buildings are handicapped-accessible, including the three main museums which have appropriate ramps and clearance. We also have a handicapped-accessible restroom in our Artisan Center.
  Please note: Our pathways are gravel and may create issues for some wheelchairs. Additionally, the front and back of the village are very spread out, so if you have difficulty walking, this may be a hindrance.
  Let us know! We have entertained many guests with different needs, and we value your feedback on how we can improve accessibility in the village! If you have specific feedback or accessibility questions about a particular building, please visit, email, or call the Heritage Farm office.