The Enchanting Herb Farm In Pennsylvania That Feels Like A Fairy Tale Come To Life

Getting away from it all doesn't necessarily mean hopping on a plane headed to an exotic destination. We can also find plenty of places to get away the craziness of everyday life right here in Pennsylvania, especially with all of the natural attractions in the state. When you just need a relaxing day, get lost among nature at this enchanting herb farm in Pennsylvania, or visit for one of the farm's popular classes or workshops.

Discover a tiny piece of paradise among nature when you visit Quiet Creek Herb Farm and School of Country Living, in Brookville, an enchanting herb farm that...

Spans 30 picturesque acres, dotted with growing herbs, organic vegetables, and blossoming edible flowers.

Wear comfy shoes if you plan to explore that nature trails that will give you a close up look at a straw bale house, an earthen oven, and even a worm composting system. And, when you need a break...

Relax on one of the benches perfectly placed on the farm.

Of course, exploring the enchanting herb farm is just one part of your experience. The farm regularly hosts classes and seminars for visitors in all age groups.

So, peruse the class schedule that has featured such topics as grafting fruit trees, herbal soap making, and building a solar generator.

And, plan to visit the herb farm during its annual Spring Fest and Fall Fest. Spring Fest 2019 is slated for June 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Then, before your experience ends, stop by the herb farm's shop. Browse the generous selection of live plants, herbal seasonings, herbal soaps, and plenty more.

Plan a visit to Quiet Creek Farm's shop, open Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March through December. Or, contact the farm to make an appointment to visit at another time.

Address: 93 Quiet Creek Lane, Brookville, PA 15825

Click here for the official website of Quiet Creek Herb Farm and School of Country Living. Or, go here for Facebook.

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