Nash Farm

Experience Late 19th-Century Farm Life

What makes it fun

Slide on your boots and hold hands, because Nash Farm is where rustic charm meets sweet moments, all wrapped up in Texas history. Whether you’re strolling past heirloom crops, whispering over vintage barn wood, or feeding chickens together, this is date night with heart (and hay). Step back in time and learn about 19th Century farm life. There are sheep, chickens, turkeys, heritage livestock roaming the grounds, all adding charm (and perfect Insta moments). You and your sweetie can try workshops, guided events, seasonal festivities like “Farm-to-Fork Dinner,” Victorian candy-making, or even pickles & preserves.

Google Reviews

Nash Farm

4.8

Based on 264 reviews

Rubela Sarkar Jana Truly musical

1 year ago

Must see Good for kids to explore nature.

Sae

1 year ago

Very neat little farm! Our family got to feed the chickens. We also saw turkeys and sheep. It was a wonderful experience for everyone. Would love to come again! Oh, and the owner? Is very nice:)

Les Lester

1 year ago

Great place for kids. We plan on going back next Saturday. An amazing little 5 acre farm in the middle of the city.

Rambabu Chamakuri

1 year ago

Nice place for family with toddlers

Michael Harllee

1 year ago

Attended the Italian Car Fest. Both attendees and event participants were energetically involved! A great opportunity to get "hands on" introduction to some unique automotive history

Diana Williams

1 year ago

We thoroughly enjoyed taking a step back in time! The farmhouse is nicely set up, showing life "back in the day". The ladies working there are so sweet and ready to answer questions. We enjoyed feeding the sheep, and looking at the turkeys and chickens. The gift shop is adorable, and offers some good quality, old style games, as well as other gifts. We even got some fresh eggs! It's well worth visiting. They have activities throughout the year, so we'll definitely be back!

Matt Aulsbrook

2 years ago

Our visit to Nash Farm in Grapevine this morning was fantastic! Our 2-year-old had the best time running around, playing with the sheep, chickens, and even spotting some turkeys. He loved climbing on the tractors, getting his hands dirty, and exploring the freshly planted garden. The farm had a hands-on craft using sheep wool, but it was geared more towards older kids. It’s amazing to see a piece of history from the 1800s so well preserved. The open space, friendly animals, and historic charm make this a perfect spot for families. We’ll definitely be visiting again!