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Children and an adult in a summer pasture feeding cut evergreen branches to a herd of dairy goats that crowd in to browse the needles
A NONPROFIT FARM IN COOPERSBURG, PA

COME GET YOUR HANDS DIRTY.

Twenty minutes from Allentown. Milk a goat, make cheese, ride a horse, and take home the milk.

THE EDUCATIONAL CENTER

Learning on a working farm

Everything we teach
A school group posing with a counselor at the cattle pen

School Field Trips

A morning on a working dairy farm. Five stations, small groups, thirty minutes each. Pre-K through 8th grade, homeschool co-ops and community groups.

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Campers with goats

Summer Farm Camp

Three week-long day camps for ages 4–14. Monday through Friday, late June through early August.

$400 / week
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A group of kids petting a horse

Scouts

Badge work, service hours, Eagle and Star projects, and overnight camping in the wood lot for troops up to 25.

Plan a troop visit
Draft horses at the watering trough

Volunteer

There is work enough to share with everyone. Tell us what you'd like to do and we'll match you with what we need.

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WHAT PEOPLE SAY

In their words

4.5 stars on Google

Great for families, homeschoolers, and education for all! Lovely people and staff!
Carole F. Google review
Flint Hill Farm is a hidden gem of the area. See a working dairy farm up close and personal.
Ross W. Google review
It was a wonderful learning experience. All of the animals are very well taken care of.
Natalia S. Google review
This is the only place I get my milk anymore.
Brandon P. Google review

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Kathy, portrait, in the milking parlor
WHY WE'RE HERE

Most kids in Lehigh County have never touched a cow

That's the whole reason this place is a nonprofit and not just a dairy. We're twenty minutes from Allentown and Bethlehem, and for a lot of the children who come through here, a school trip to Flint Hill is the first time food has had a face on it.

Twenty-seven preserved acres. Program fees cover roughly half of what it takes to run. The rest is people like you.

About half
of what it costs to run the farm is paid by program fees. Gifts cover the rest (2025 Form 990)
27 acres
permanently preserved farmland in Lehigh County. It can never be developed
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Questions people ask

Do you sell raw milk?

Yes. Flint Hill is a PA-certified raw milk dairy. Raw Jersey cow milk and raw goat milk are in the farm store, for pickup or local delivery. More about the dairy

Do you ship?

Only our aged cheese: cold-packed, Monday to Wednesday, to addresses a carrier can reach in two days or less. Orders of $100 or more ship free. Milk, eggs, and other fresh items are farm pickup, or local delivery on Fridays within about 15 miles of Quakertown. Shop the cheese room

When is the farm store open?

Monday to Saturday 7:30 AM to 5 PM, Sunday 1 to 5 PM. Walk in, help yourself, and pay at the box.

Where are you?

1922 Flint Hill Road, Coopersburg, PA 18036, about twenty minutes from Allentown. Get directions

Can kids take the cheese class?

Yes, with a parent responsible for them. The class is in a kitchen with boiling water and hot items, so kids need to be able to follow directions. Children as young as 4 have taken it. Cheese making classes

Can I bring my dog?

No, please leave dogs at home. Our farm dogs are trained to keep other dogs, coyotes, and foxes off the farm, so it isn't a safe place for a visiting dog.