Nash Farm,

626 Ball Street, Grapevine, TX 76051

"A living museum about a family that settled on Grapevine in the late 1800's. There are hands on projects for kids & demonstrations of how chores were done "back in the day". Kids can roll out cookie dough, cut it & have it baked in a wood burning stove. Chicken scratch is available for the chickens. The smokehouse has been set up to show how meats were smoked for preservation. There is livestock on sight as well as kitchen garden. The original 2 story house is also on sight. The original farm was 500 acres, now sits on 5 acres. The docents were very pleasant & knowledgeable. There are various demonstrations throughout the year. Would recommend."

"It was a beautiful morning so I took my 2yo and 1yo out to explore and they loved all the chickens and sheep and tractors and piles of leaves and sticks! It was beautiful and the kids enjoyed just getting to play! All of the people we met were so kind and although we didn’t go into the house this time we will be back for sure to check it out next time. :)"

"Lovely place. Fresh eggs come with their date. The staff is very friendly."

"Great place to visit and learn about farm life. They have fun events year round. And they sell eggs in their farm store. Nice location in the heart of historic Grapevine. This property takes you away from the hustle and bustle of city life. They have multiple historic buildings, a small garden, animals, and farm equipment. There are multiple places for portrait photography. I would visit and and buy eggs. Would be a good family stop."

"It was worth stopping here and wandering around. The restored farmhouse brought back memories of my grandparents home and farm. It was nice exploring inside, reading the history of the farm, (giving a donation), as well as walking the property with the turkeys, sheep and chickens. So get out of your car, stretch your legs and walk around. It's worth it!"