Visit the Farm
Grounds Tours & Visitor Hours
Museum Hours
Museum and grounds closed
December 29-January 28
Museum Information
Hours have changed. CLOSED December 29 – January 28.
Visit the 4-acre historic farmstead and learn about agrarian life, during the late 18th-early 19th century. Explore livestock (chickens, goats, sheep, donkey, pigs, and more!) and 15 historic buildings, including the 1891 historic Wilson House. The Farm grounds are ADA compliant, with decomposed granite walkways.
Tickets are available at the museum entrance for $5 per person (2 years old and under free).
Tour the Wilson House for an additional $5 per person (10am-12pm). Last tour starts at 11:30am. Contact Museum to ensure a Docent is available. The second story of house accessible by stairs only.
Wagon rides are $2 per person (10am-12pm).
Chicken scratch may be purchased for $1 per bag. You are welcome to feed the free-range chickens.
If a special event is taking place, prices will be listed at Events.
Museum members receive FREE admission to the Farm and FREE wagon rides every visit. Members at the Family level receive discounts to Little Farmer Fridays and Homeschool Days.
No alcohol, smoking (including cigarettes, e-cigs, or marijuana), firearms, weapons, or fireworks are allowed on grounds. No pets allowed.
No balloons or confetti.
Location & Parking
The Heritage Farmstead Museum is located 20 miles north of Downtown Dallas, Texas using US 75-N / North Central Expressway.
1900 West 15th Street, Plano, Texas 75075
Visitors may park in the attached parking lot or along Pitman Drive.
Additional free parking is available in the lot at 1300 Custer Road, Plano, Texas. Do not park in front of businesses or residences as vehicles may be towed.
Want to know more?
Visit the following pages to learn more about the Heritage Farmstead Museum.
Information on the Farmsteads Collections
Dive into the Farmstead history About
FAQs
Visitors may park in the attached parking lot or along Pitman Drive.
Visitors can also find free parking at 1300 Custer Road. Do not park in front of businesses or residences as vehicles may be towed.
The museum is not a petting zoo. We have livestock and poultry on exhibit to educate visitors on what type of animals would be found on a working farm in the early 1900’s. Chicken scratch is available in the visitor center for $1 per bag. Please note, there are days that the chickens are not able to roam free. Also on occasion, we offer more up-close encounters with the animals through some of our education programs, summer camp, and special events. You can find details on these events on the Events page For the safety of our animals and guests, only museum staff or trained animal care staff are allowed in the pens.
Yes! Picnic lunches are welcome, as are strollers and wagons.
Photographs are allowed on museum grounds; however, they are not permitted inside the Wilson House.
Professional photographers need to purchase a membership for $120 per year. This membership is for professional photographers who are using the museum grounds to take photos of families, couples, individuals, or historic buildings. Membership is for one photographer for 1 year and does not include entrance fees for guests. All guest must purchase admission tickets. Photographers must notify the museum in advance to schedule.
No, for the safety of our guests and our livestock we do not allow any pets to be brought on the site. We do allow service animals. A service animal must be under the control of its handler. Under the ADA, service animals must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered, unless the individual’s disability prevents using these devices or these devices interfere with the service animal's safe, effective performance of tasks. In that case, the individual must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal, or other effective controls.
Support the Farmstead
As a non-profit, we thrive off of the contributions of our local community. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a big difference in our farmstead.
