This is a must do tour in Wisconsin! 10/10 experience for the entire family and people of all ages will find this tour educational and well run. Tina toured us around the farm and she is so knowable, kind and great with kids. The cows are well taken care of, the facilities are clean and every location around the farm is a great educational opportunity with visuals and hands on opportunities. This tour totally exceeded expectations, brought us into the life of being a dairy farmer, and I am so happy to have these memories with my children. read more

This place is amazing and Tina is a star. As like many people it was on my bucket list to milk a cow , and Tina fulfilled that wish. I was worried initially of going into an experience that was overcrowded with cows who were poorly taken care of but I got the complete opposite of that. It's very clear that Tina and her family love what they do and love their animals. Tina was incredibly informative and kind during the entire tour. The farm is pretty clean for being a farm , but definitely wear shoes that you're okay with getting a little dirty (they do give plastic covering). Through out the process I was able to pet a handful of cows, bottle feed a new born, and milk a cow. Amazing , highly recommend !!!!! read more

Amazing, Astonishing, Astounding and any other synonym that you can think of is the only way to describe this place. This was my family's first time visiting a real dairy farm. Truth be told this was my first time visiting any type of farm...I'm from Queens NYC so this was something I only saw on TV growing up. And let me say it was one of the best experiences of my life. It gave me a chance to see first hand how farm life really is and how dedicated you have to be for this lifestyle. So...we rolled up and was instantly greeted by Tina. She showed us the map of the USA and had us mark it with our family name and where we are from; very cool. Then once all the other families showed up she gave us a short brief of the farm's history. After that we loaded up for the hay ride to the pumpkin patch so the kids could grab a small sugar pumpkin. All the while Tina is explaining farming, GMO, and how marketing is done for the dairy business...BTW don't believe everything you read on those milk labels: I left there smarter. FYI So on to the Cows...Tina took us via the hay ride to the cow house (that's not the correct term: I'm from NYC remember). We saw all the cows waiting to get prego which are the Heifers (that term is correct) and all the mom's that get milked. We even got to milk one ourselves...I'm pretty sure that makes me a Farmer now...LOL Then we saw the baby cows; super cute and friendly. My daughter also got to feed a baby goat which is called a Kid (also a term I have correct). She also picked chicken eggs, saw some sheep, and pigs. Once again during the tour Tina does a great job keeping the children's attention while explaining a lot to us adults. Overall it was a great experience for our daughter and me as a city-slicker it was freaking amazing! It really makes you appreciate the hard work that goes into the things most of us take for granted. read more

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Wow I could not be happier with my family's experience here. This is a real working dairy farm and it really gives you a small view of the day in the life of a dairy farmer. Tina was our Tour guide and she was absolutely amazing!! She was so great with the kids she really kept their attention and got them thinking. She taught them and me so much about the crops, the dairy, and taking care of the animals. We learned about GMO's(the misconception of them) and Organic Dairy (the Milk comes from the same place) basically don't believe everything you read! We started our tour by jumping on a tractor ride and road into a corn field then to the pumpkin patch. We all got to pick a pumpkin the best part is they are the sugar pumpkins so you can use them for baking!!! We then got to go see the cows that are getting ready to become mothers some already pregnant and we got to learn the whole process. After that we went to go learn about what the cows eat and how much they actually consume on a daily basis wow I had no idea. Tina took us into where the cows are milked and told us the whole process. Then best part the kids and adults got to milk a cow SO COOL ( my first time lol). Then we were taken to see the Calfs we got to pet them they were so cute. Tina took out some bottles of milk and lead us over to the baby goats aka the kids and all the children got to bottle feed them it was awesome. Our tour was starting to come to an end but we got to check out some of the other animals on the farm before we left like the Sheep, pigs, ducks, and chickens. If anyone is looking for something fun and interactive for the kids to do this is it. They really learn so much information and Tina was so wonderful she really took time to answer all of the kids questions. The tour was about 2 1/2 hours so well worth it. It is very affordable and you know the money is going right back into this wonderful dairy farm. Side note they also sell home made jam and pickled items along with some other great souvenirs!! read more

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If you're looking for the most in depth dairy tour of your life, this is it! My family loved it! It was one the highlights of our road trip. Reserve in advance and show up on time. Wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty (and by dirty I mean cow poop) as you will walk into a stall and milk a cow. We saw and did so many things here that I can't possible list it all. You will be here a few hours. Just go! It's a great educational experience for everyone! read more

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My family of five had the best day!! We just moved to Wisconsin and wanted to see what a dairy farm was like. Not only was it informative, it was fun! We milked cows, fed goats, held chickens, and petted pigs. My 6 yr old loved milking the cows, I loved the babies- especially Rizzo!! We were there well over 2 hours, and it was worth every penny! Living here, I will definitely go back. read more

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My first five star rating on yelp belongs to Hinchley's!!!! Very educational, lots of fun. Owner Tina Hinchley, took our group through all the ins and outs of the farm and taught us about farming, the farming industry and what her role is every day at the farm. I was able to pet all the animals and I even babysat a piglet for a few minutes. I can't remember ever having this much fun. I'll definitely go back when I'm in Wisconsin again. read more

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What a fun and educational tour! The Hinchley's Dairy Farm is family owned and operated. Owner Tina took us on the tour of their farm. She was very friendly and explained the different aspects of their farms simply so a "city girl" like me could understand. Highlights for me were milking a cow, seeing the baby calves and learning the different aspects of how the business runs. I highly recommend it for all including kids. read more

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This was place so awesome! I'm so glad that I found it, and would love to do it again the next I'm in Wisconsin (and probably bring my Dad even though he grew up on a dairy farm) . . . just thought it was so great. And Tina Hinchley is such a great tour guide. The website says to expect the tour to last 1.5-2hrs at the most - I think ours lasted about 2.5hrs. May have been because we were a large group, but it was time well spent. Got to do a little hayride tour by the corn field, through the open air barn, and around the property. Got to go into the milking barn, and milk a cow. Learned how baby cows are born. Held and fed chickens, and collected their eggs, and got to hold baby chicks (so cute!). Fed goats, and toured by the pig pens and sheep. And got a tour of the big machinery shed and hay loft. This place was so great, I would definitely recommend it, and you can bet we'll be going there again someday! read more

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We came on a Saturday morning for the tour. Tina Hinchley was amazingly helpful right from the start. She texted us directions and promised to help get us there. She was very relaxed about the timing of the tour and waited for all families to show up. In the meantime we played with the very friendly farm cats. We began the tour with a hayride and education about dairy farms. We got to see the corn that the cows eat and of course the cows and calfs. Tina was very thorough about explaining why everything is done the way it is. We got to play with the calfs, milk a cow, feed the goats, look at pigs, play with chickens and baby chick's, all while learning about farming. They have hand sanitizers everywhere and Tina brings out soap and water at the end for everyone to wash their hands. At the end we step into an insulated barnhouse that is so cool and refreshing...without air conditioning! We get to sign our names on these giant maps so it shows where we came from. It's filled with people from all over the world! Then we got to choose pencils with different eraser tops like slices of cheese or barnhouses. Tina Hinchley is absolutely amazing and very passionate about farming. They give discounts if you're a child, student or senior. Children two and under get in for free. It's definitely a great place for everyone no matter your age! read more

Hinchley's Dairy Farm Tours - Baby cows...you can't beat that! - Tours Near Me - Cambridge, Wisconsin

We were visiting the midwest from CA and really wanted our kids to visit a working farm to understand what it is (they are 8 & 5 yrs old). This tour was TERRIFIC! Tina, the host/owner, was extremely friendly and took us through all parts of the farm talking about dairy, corn & wheat, soybeans, alfalpha, etc. . She explained everything so they kids could understand the process, and they left really appreciating how important cows & crops, their feed, caring for them, working with nature and farming really is. Later on in the week we bought the brand of milk that this farm supplies to and the kids were excited to drink that, knowing it could have come from this farm. If you're looking for a great experience for your family, look no further -- Hinchley's in the place to go. They take farming seriously, they invest in the technology they need to keep the farm working for them, and they are respectful of the animals and clearly show kids what a hard day's work really is. Tina is also very passionate about encouraging kids to explore Agricultural Sciences as a field of study, there are so many needs throughout the world to feed people who are starving, and introduce more efficient ways to grow. Thanks Tina for an excellent visit ! Mark, Christine, Alex & Grace (from CA)! read more

BY FAR THE BEST PART OF OUR TRIP!! My son (5) and daughter (2) had the most wonderful time at Hinchley's!! Tina was AMAZING and told my kiddos everything there is to know about a farm. They got to milk a cow and feed all sorts of animals and most importantly...see how a real working farm works. We live in Arizona so we don't have anything like this out here. For them to see the fields and where the corn goes, what happens to it. Then to see the cows and how to milk them...and I could go on forever. I use to live in Wisconsin and my dad lived on a farm when he was a child and he loved every minute of this tour!!! We weren't rushed through the tour and on that day it was just us. Tina spent a ton of quality time with us and was very patient with the kids explaining every little thing and answering all their questions. It was a fantastic experience!!! It truly was the best part of the trip. read more