Agritourism
My nieces Shelby and Hailee Picture taken by: Lindsey Serna |
Whether it be those darn goats or the delicious roasted corn on the cob my trips to the Avila Valley Barn are always a peaceful experience. On this visit, the car was loaded with me, my sister and my two nieces Hailee and Shelby.
Me and the crazy goat Picture taken by: Lindsey Serna's camera |
The bins of pumpkins and squash Picture taken by: Lindsey Serna |
Fresh flowers Picture taken by: Lindsey Serna |
This place reeks of freshness, it brings new meaning to knowing where your food comes from. I picked up my apple turnovers and strolled through the shop. The best part of the place is the smell of the pastries being made in the kitchen. I take a few pictures of the flowers on display and pay for my goodies. Me and my family stroll outside and look at the animal. My niece Shelby feeds the goats and my niece Hailee screams as the emu pecks at the fence. What motivates people who visit this delightful little farm could be, but not limited to experiencing freshness, kind smiles, and educating children and adults the importance farmers.
You hear children laughing, you hear the pet animals being admired and you feel the sense of community as you walk around. This barn is a treasure know by locals as a weekend escape and the perfect place to pick up fresh produce. The owners know what their customers are in search of and they provide it through hospitality and the atmosphere of the whole barn. This attraction is marketed by word of mouth and location itself being a pit stop on the way to Avila Beach. Impacts of the the Avila Valley Barn on the economy include employment of farmers, workers at the barn's store, pastry chefs, and maintenance people of the grounds. Socially the barn creates a sense of community among all that gather here. This attraction also provides a mix of culture, recreation and entertainment for the young and old. Visit the Avila Valley Barn you and your families will be glad you did.
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