El Rancho de las Golondrinas - Museum in Santa Fe - 334 Los Pinos Rd, USA

A beautiful, well-kept piece of history. Went on many memorable school field trips here as a kid, and it still holds that wonder. Just visited for Harvest Festival, which was a fun time; great weather, decent vendors, and some quirky people-watching to be had.

We attended during the Spirits of Halloween event. This place is a great living history museum with a lot to see. Going in October, it was beautiful with the leaves changing colours. It is a large place with a lot of walking. I wish the event could have started a few hours earlier so we would ve had enough time to see everything. It was a fun time.

We went for the Living museum days, where volunteers dressed up and demonstrated the many activities on the farm. It was amazing!! They did such a good job teaching the kids, and having hands-on activities. The tin stars were a favorite - make sure you get there early and back to that shop - it is a bottleneck of students. There is a lot of walking, some hills. I had a stroller, and was able to get most places. Just for your information, doesn't take away from the experience at all - The path to the chapel up on the hill (between schoolhouse and mill) is NOT stroller friendly. It is obvious from the mill side bc there are only stairs, but not from the school side. Plus the church was not as viewable as the one in the main activity areas, so if you want to see the graveyard, go....otherwise just walk on the flat/tree path!

School event, so price is unknown? But this place hosts many different events: Ren Festival, harvest festival and beer and wine garden according to the hostess. Very nice drive to this location, off the beaten path, very narrow roads, drive diligently! Dirt parking lot and entire property, so dress accordingly. Have a good time!

We went for the harvest festival this year, and although there was a bunch of people, we still had a good time. My kid was able to step on cherries with her bare feet to make wine. We got to walk all over the place and ask a bunch of valid questions with detailed answers.

wow! this place is increíble! it’s an amazing / beautiful ranch full of different stations with generous volunteers explaining and showing the traditional way of life that existed historically. the admission is ridiculously low. the rancho is a true gem and it’s so generous of the folks who own/run it to provide this live resource to the community.

A very unexpected find for us. We thought it was much smaller and would be a quick trip, but we ended up staying for over 3 hours and it ended up being one of our favorite stops. The volunteers throughout were so nice and acted as tour guides that brought the whole place to life for adult, teens and kids alike. I was amazed at how much they all knew about all aspects of life and history over the years. Very interesting and educational for all ages.

Such a magical place whether you’re going on a school field trip or visiting for the Renaissance fair such a cool place. This past weekend I visited the Renaissance fair for the first time it was one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen or been to everybody dressed up the vendors, all the activities. It was so much fun I can’t wait to plan next year.