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4.7 (119 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Daniel B.

There were so many options for buggy rides, and when we pulled in and saw how busy Abe's was, we thought we might have made the wrong choice. We were very impressed with how they kept the rides cycling through and got to us with a much shorter wait than we had expected. Earvin was an amazing buggy driver - providing so much insight as we took our 2 mile ride, and answering all of the questions that we had! We shared the buggy with a family with a small child (part of their way of minimizing the wait) and Earvin even let the 5 year old "drive" the buggy, giving her a lifelong memory. Can't recommend Abe's enough!

Renzo M.

A must If you are in the area !! No better way to enjoy the Amish culture that taking a buggy ride. Good price and enjoyable ride. Driver was open for questions and helped us learn more about the culture !

Jessica S.

Lancaster is a wholesome place, and we really couldn't have been luckier to have Paul as our driver & his horse Big Ben. We took a 60-min buggy ride through the countryside. Paul was an excellent guide and a library of information about local history, farms & businesses. The entire landscape is scenic, quiet & peaceful. During our ride, we saw Amish doing their daily work, passed Amish riding on their buggies & scooters, saw traditional schoolhouses, drove over bridges & streams, and saw plenty of farm animals. Paul even invited my nephew to drive the buggy! We also stopped at a bake shop for homemade ice cream made from local dairy cows. Note: It's been 25 years since my last visit to Lancaster & it was all the more special to come with family. We arrived on Monday when there was hardly any tourists. My advice is to visit Lancaster Monday - Wednesday to avoid the crowds & enjoy the very best that Lancaster has to offer.

Krys G.

Everyone needs to experience the Amish life! I have wanted to do this for a long time. We were the first to arrive and bought our tickets. Elizabeth a very nice Amish lady took us for our tour. She was such a good tour guide and told us so much about the Amish life and the area. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The ride lasted around 45 minutes. The countryside is beautiful. The farm had a few animals you could feed and take pictures of. The goats were adorable. There was also a big playground and picnic area. Plenty of parking. They are closed on Sundays.

Tiffany F.

We arrived 20 minutes before they were about to close and they still took us out, no problem. Our tour guides name was Elizabeth, she was very friendly and knowledgeable. The tour was a good price. We didn't utilize the other services as it was late but I saw they had barn animals and a playground there. Definitely recommend. We had a 3/6 year old and did the shortest tour and it was just enough for the experience (and the most our 3 year old would sit for haha).

I arrived here about half an hour after they opened, and there were not many people. I opted for the 2-mile ride. This was a basic buggy ride, just to give you a feel of what it's like to ride in a buggy.

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Michelle T.

As you drive down the country roads in rural Pennsylvania, you might notice several Amish buggies going by. People are very careful as they drive past them because horses can be unpredictable at times. With that being said, so many of us have wanted to take a ride on one of the buggies. That's where Abe's Buggy Rides comes into the picture. Abe's is located in the countryside of Bird In Hand, Pennsylvania! When you drive by, you'll see a sign to let you know that you've found the right place! Continue toward the back of the property and park your vehicle. There are two driveways, so make sure that you turn into the right one. If you turn into the wrong driveway, you'll end up at someone else's home. When you exit your vehicle, you'll be greeted by some super sweet Amish ladies. You can ride anywhere from 2 to 6.5 miles or you can choose a one hour journey. We paid with cash so I'm not sure if they have a machine to take debit or credit cards. Many Amish businesses that deal with the public take bank cards so I'm assuming that Abe's might too. We paid for a 2 mile ride with Paul as our guide. The first thing that you'll notice is that these buggies are different from the traditional ones that Amish ride in. Amish buggies are completely enclosed and you cannot see inside from any angle. These ones have clear sliding windows for tourists to see their surroundings. That's how you can tell the difference between Amish owned buggies and the buggies that are meant for tours. We had a wonderful time as we passed by various homes in the community. We learned that Amish people have become slightly modernized as they utilize solar energy. Also, they do hire drivers to take them to the store and so on. We did notice that many people were farming by hand or using manual farm equipment. They're very hardworking people. We passed by an Amish school and it was a single room classroom. It was interesting to see young kids playing with older teens. Also, we quickly learned how to identify Amish homes vs homes occupied by non Amish people. We basically learned a lot more about Amish people than we thought that we knew before. We've got a lot to learn from people who haven't been jaded by modern advancements in this world. I can definitely see why this tour is so highly rated! If we are back in the area, I'd love to go for another buggy ride through the countryside one more time!

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great we got to ride soo far and me and my sis got to drive super fun definitely going again some time

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Sam was our tour guide and was very sweet and open to explaining the Amish culture. I would highly recommend.

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How many people can ride inside the buggy? Is there a weight limit?

No major weight limit, but I have seen a family of 5 (2 Parents, three kids) go on. I am big guy I took half of one side.

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