Historic working farm offering guided tours of Amish homes, barns, and schoolhouses, along with buggy rides and seasonal demonstrations of traditional life.
General Information
Closed Sunday to Wednesday
Open seasonally from May through October
Home + Barn Tour Only: $9.00
Buggy Ride Only: $4.75
School Tour Only: $4.75
Kids Package (Ages 2–12): $10.00
Home + Barn Tour Only: $5.75
Buggy Ride Only: $3.75
School Tour Only: $3.75
Group Rates (20+): Adult Package: $11.75, Home Tour: $6.00, Buggy Ride: $3.50, School Tour: $2.25
How to Get There
From Berlin, OH (2 mi): Head north on OH-39 E for 1 mile, then turn left onto OH-515 N and continue for 1 mile to reach the entrance.
Overview
The Yoder's Amish Home offers a rich and authentic glimpse into the daily life of Ohio’s Amish community. Set on a working farm, the site features two original Amish homes, a barn filled with farm animals, a schoolhouse, and a bakery. Guided tours provide insight into Amish traditions, family life, and craftsmanship, while buggy rides offer a peaceful journey through the scenic countryside. The farm’s 1885 barn and restored buildings serve as living history exhibits, making it a favorite for families, school groups, and cultural tourists.
Founded in 1972 by Eli and Gloria Yoder, the home has become a cornerstone of Amish Country tourism. Seasonal events and demonstrations—such as quilting, canning, and baking—enhance the experience, offering hands-on learning and storytelling. Visitors can also enjoy homemade cookies and browse the gift shop for locally made goods. With its welcoming atmosphere and educational focus, Yoder’s Amish Home is a must-visit for anyone seeking to understand the values and lifestyle of the Amish people.
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