Connect. Learn. Restore.
Building community resilience through education and regenerative practices on the land.
Our Mission
The Horn Farm Center fosters ecological learning through land stewardship, community partnership, and hands-on experiences.
Our Vision
We envision a world where people live in reciprocity with nature and our agricultural practices revive ecosystems and human well-being.
Visit Our Learning Landscape
Starting in August, 2026, visitors will enjoy new ways to explore the learning landscape at the Horn Farm in York, PA.
Discover the past, present, and future of growing food and caring for the land with a free, self-guided walking tour of the Horn Farm. As a hub for fostering sustainable skills, the Horn Farm invites you to see what it looks like when agriculture, land restoration, and local living come together.
Now Open: Restored Farmhouse & Education Center
On April 24th, 2026, we opened the doors of the Horn Farm’s restored 19th century farmhouse – a milestone five years in the making. Thanks to our community’s tremendous generosity, this historic house – destroyed by fire in 2021 – is now a versatile classroom for teaching regenerative skills.
While indoor classes are now underway, you can still support education at the Horn Farm with in-kind donations through our wish list. Every item helps us invest even more in educational programs and land care.
From the Farmhouse to the Field …
2025 was a year for digging in. We broke ground, scattered seeds, and enriched the soil of the Horn Farm Center’s educational ecosystem.
Let’s celebrate all that we’ve accomplished together!
Thank you to the organizations, businesses, and individuals who supported our work and mission in 2025.
A Bioregional Hub
For emergent discovery, rooted in the land.
Through a diverse offering of classes, training programs, community events, and volunteer workdays, the Horn Farm connects people with nature in fun and impactful ways.
Join us for an upcoming program at the Horn Farm Center. From foraging and nature walks to gardening and crafting programs, we have something new to learn and explore here in the Lower Susquehanna Riverlands of York, PA!
The Horn Farm Center Thanks Our Annual Sponsors:
The Horn Farm Center occupies a landscape traversed and tended by Indigenous people for thousands of years before European colonization. The Shenks Ferry people, Susquehannock, Shawnee, Lenape, Nanticoke, Piscataway, and other tribes, named and unnamed, belonged and belong to this ecosystem
We are a partner of the Susquehanna Riverlands, a partnership of organizations working to protect, preserve, and steward the natural lands along the Lower Susquehanna River, emphasizing connectivity, eco-system health, and sustainable public access.
