Amish Welcome Center - Wagon Tours

There is one right across the street. It isn't owned by the Amish.

Jams are the best option! We went one year and bought many kinds! Also hand made swings, chairs, and much much more!

The Welcome Center has a map of all the Amish who have goods for sale, I do believe there is an Amish family whom do make dolls or I might have seen the Amish dolls for sale in the Welcome center. Get a map it's at the register d it is awesome to just read about the local Amish and see all the homemade items the y have for sale. Hope this helps! 😁

Everything is behind normal due to the cool wet weather. Plowboy Produce Auction has been having garden plants and some green onions. Strawberries are just beginning to get ripe. Tomatoes and sweet corn is usually ready around July 4th. Maybe by the end of May the other veggies will be available.

I wish I could help you. I used to live next to a couple of amish families. They are the most friendly and compassionate people I have ever met. I wish more people were like them.

I use my car. The houses that have something for sale usually have some type of homemade sign highlighting what they're selling. The last time I was there I found a house selling homemade pear butter, blackberry preserves and one with fresh and warm from the oven banana bread. You never know what you will find. I prefer buying my jams and jellies from the individual houses instead of from the stores. In my opinion the households selling are fresh ingredients and not bulk packaged and shipped to a store there.

call ask them

It is open ever day but on Sunday .

Yes

I enjoyed my buggy ride

We will be glad to give you a free Amish map and directions. You can call us at 931-829-2433

Do we need to reserve a buggy tour?

The free Amish maps will direct you to farms that sell various items.

I was there on Monday and there was more people there than I expected but it wasn't bad.

They will sell when it rains.

Yes we are open.

Yes!!!

Tomatoes are just beginning to get ripe. Enos Gingerich on Rushing Rd had some yesterday. If you are wanting canning tomatoes it will be around the end of July before they have the good prices on boxes of them

They are about 350

Stop by Amish Welcome Center and get a free map. You will probably have to order them. Tomatoes are not ripe yet. They will can you as many as you want.

I'm not sure but I believe so

Yes it is

Yes they usually bake on Fridays and Saturdays.

I have not seen peas yet. They have green beans tomatoes sweet corn and lots of other veggies right now.

You can stop by for a free map. 3943 Hwy 43N Ethridge, TN 38456 And we can give you directions. They have pumpkins and gourds. I do not know if the gourds are dried.

We are open Monday through Saturday 9-5. Closed on Sunday. The Amish farms are open Monday through Saturday also. No Sunday sales. Thanks for asking.

Yes they are open.

There are motels in Lawrenceburg. It is about 6 miles from Ethridge. There is an AirBnB right in the heart of Amish community. You can call Jodi at 931-212-1616 for discount code.

Yes there are several of the Amish that have goats, however they are not trained to pull.

Yes we will be doing tours Jan 1, 2020. Happy New Year!

There are motels in Lawrenceburg that are pet friendly. There is also an Airbnb in the heart of the Amish country. You can call Jodi at 931-212-1616. It's pet friendly.

They do not have a central address. Depending on what you are looking for. You can call us at the Amish Welcome Center for help. 931-829-2433.

call ask them

Good morning! Thank you for asking about our area. The Amish wagon tours are $10 for adults and $5 for children. Children four and under ride free. Thirteen and over are considered adult. We do the tours Mon through Saturday from 9am until around 3:30pm. They last an hour and a half. You can call us at 931-829-2433 if you want more info. The Amish sell their goods from their homes. Like everyone has stated they only take cash. We offer a free Amish map and directions if you don't want to do the tour. We look forward to seeing y'all.

No, the Amish do not want pictures taken at their farms. This is the Swartzentruber order of Amish. They are the "Old Order". Here the Amish children ( boys& girls) go to school 1st thru 8th grade. They do use dentist and doctors. It is respectful of their religion not to make pictures.

Just like is mention above every house has a sign of whatever product they make at home so you can go there if that is something you want they are friendly and polite

There are several Amish that make swings and the frames. You can call us at 931-829-2433 for more info.

What kind of shirts are you wanting? You can call us Mon at 931-829-2433.

Good morning! We are open Monday through Saturday. 9-5 You can call us at 931-829-2433. We look forward to hearing from you.

I believe they are only Spring through summer

No sells on Sunday

The farms are cash only

Yes it is a good time. Cooler weather and all the fall crops will be available.

Not that I saw. Ask at the centers.

They give rides from about 9 or 10 in the morning till 3 in the afternoon and they have two different wagons you just show up and they take you out they really don't do reservations. We have been twice now and have had no problem

They have squash, cucumbers, onions, broccoli, cauliflower, beets, eggplant, okra, sweet corn, tomatoes, bell peppers, jalapeno peppers, cherry tomatoes and blackberries and blueberries are beginning to ripen.

All the shops will be open as usual. The rain may affect them getting in the gardens but that's about all.

both welcome centers and the amish market are closed on Sunday's. The flea market is open on Sunday's though, the outdoor sellers are there Friday-Sunday. The indoor store is open every day except Tuesday.

They do sell quilts. If you stop by the Amish Welcome Center they will give you a free Amish map and directions to the ones that have quilts. We have an Amish made quilt, queen size, it is $500. Most all of the Amish made quilts are dark colors.

10.00 per person

What vegetables are available now at the Amish farms

They have squash, cucumbers, lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, beets, onions and a few English peas right now. Tomatoes and sweet corn is around the first of July.