Welcome to Ancient Spring Farm! We're an eco-friendly small farm in Snow Camp, North Carolina offering free range eggs, flowers, fresh herbs, vegetables, fainting goats, and camping and glamping experiences through Hipcamp. Farm fresh breakfasts, workshops, and small events are coming in 2024! We're developing into a great place to eat, stay, learn, and grow. We're located in Alamance County, 1 hour west of the Raleigh-Durham International Airport and within 35 minutes of Greensboro, Burlington, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Pittsboro.
We're currently in the process of becoming a sustainable working farm and agritourism space. Right now, we’re experiencing, dreaming, planning, and laying groundwork. We’re moving attentively through our first seasons here and striving to understand the history, land, plants, animals, and rhythms of this very special place. In addition to sustainably grown food, flowers, and animals, Ancient Spring Farm is cultivating habitat, beauty, soil, creativity, health, serenity, and the inner joy that comes with fulfilling a long-held dream of living on a farm. Come along with us here and on Instagram @ancient_spring_farm on our journey of learning, growing, and welcoming the public!
Our name celebrates the prehistoric Native Americans who camped and hunted near the farm's natural spring and left behind archaeological evidence of their activities. Our name also celebrates the farm's towering ancient trees that provide shade, oxygen, beauty, and food for people and animals. Finally, our name celebrates the endless turning of the seasons and spring's beauty and renewal.
Farmers and Supporters
Our lead farmer, Rebecca, is a professional archaeologist and historian and amateur equestrian who recently decided to take a big leap of faith and follow her dream of owning a farm bed and breakfast. With the help of skilled and creative people, she's turning her vision into reality.
Family friend and part-time farmhand Nick is an artist and computer whiz who first helped get the farm up and running on many levels.
Jack of all trades Dean helped renovate the farmhouse and get us feeling more comfortable in our new old space.
Local construction guy Scott renovated some old outbuildings and constructed some functional and fun new ones.
