First, we want to say Thank You to all our guests and customers who have been so supportive so far during this pandemic. We are all in this together and your safety and the safety of our employees will always come first.
We continue to follow all safety requirements to make sure that your experience at the winery is as safe and enjoyable as it can be under our current circumstances.
For further questions or suggestions please feel free to email us at vintner@adamscountywinery.com or call us at 717-334-4631 and we will be happy to help.
We provide a small menu in the tasting room, consisting of assorted cheese and meats. We also encourage guests to bring their own food or support a local restaurant who is providing take out.
All of our seating is socially distanced, so we ask that guests do not bring their own chairs or tables.
Large group policy at the Farm Winery:
We are asking that groups of 8 or more follow the below guidelines so that everyone can have a safe and enjoyable time.
i. Groups of over 8 guests may be accommodated in our pavilion or picnic grounds. Our indoor tables are not large enough to accommodate parties of more than eight.
ii. We ask that large groups do not add more seats than what each table holds. (Each picnic table holds up to six guests. For example – 12 people would need to use two tables of six. )
iii. We ask that everything for the group is kept to the tables for the party. For example, we ask that large parties do not bring tents, yard games, or extra tables.
vi. Our covered outdoor pavilion is available on a first-come first-serve basis. So that all guests can have an enjoyable experience, please keep in mind that we ask guests not to move tables.
vii. Please be respectful to other guests around you. We are a family friendly venue, and ask that no obscene decorations are brought on the property.
viii. For private parties, or parties larger than 18 guests please contact our Tasting Room Manager, Adam, adam@adamscountywinery.com or 717-334-4631.
The winery opened in 1975 and is the 5th oldest operating winery in Pennsylvania. The barn itself was built just after the Civil War and still has original woodwork that can be seen in the Tasting Room.
Mon - Friday & Sunday : 10am - 5pm
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Holiday Hours:
12/24 – 10am – 3pm
12/25- Closed
12/31 – 10am – 4pm
01/01 – Closed
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