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PLEASE NOTE: Due to the intense southern heat, we take a break from tours in July and August—but don’t worry, our Guided Tours with Lunch will resume on September 4th. If you’d like to experience the serenity of Moss Mountain Farm during the off-peak season, you’re welcome to book a stay at the Guest Cottage.

Experience the Seasons at P. Allen Smith’s Home and Gardens near Little Rock, Arkansas

Moss Mountain Farm Guided Tours with Lunch

Every tour offers a unique look at the farm’s evolving landscape—what’s blooming, what’s cooking, and what’s inspiring. Join us March through June, and September through December for an unforgettable day at the farm.

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Guided Tours with lunch

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In the hot summer months of July and August, our tours are closed to ensure the safety and well-being of our visitors and staff. We look forward to welcoming you back in the cooler seasons to experience all that our farm has to offer.

What’s included in a Guided Tour with Lunch:

  • A guided walk through P. Allen Smith’s Greek Revival-style home and formal gardens
  • Seasonal highlights from the Terrace Garden, Hidden Rose Garden, Hydrangea Allée, and Vegetable Garden
  • A farm-to-table lunch in Grange Hall featuring recipes from Seasonal Recipes from the Garden—plus Allen’s famous buttermilk pecan pie
  • A visit to Poultryville to meet heritage chickens and learn about conservation efforts, or a tour of the Twin Sister Gatehouse Cottages built with energy-efficient SIPs

Spring 2026 Guided Tours with lunch

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Allen’s Arkansas home, Moss Mountain Farm, which The New York Times hails as a “Stunning Estate,” is an epicenter for promoting the local food movement, organic gardening, and the preservation of heritage poultry breeds.

Allen’s Arkansas home, Moss Mountain Farm, which The New York Times hails as a “Stunning Estate,” is an epicenter for promoting the local food movement, organic gardening, and the preservation of heritage poultry breeds.

WARNING

Under Arkansas law, an agritourism activity operator is not liable for the injury or death of a participant in an agritourism activity resulting from the inherent risk of animals, weather, land conditions, and the potential for you as a participant to act in a negligent way that may contribute to your own injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in the agritourism activity.