Hideaway Farms is Ashlea and Al's family farm at London in Arkansas, begun when their eldest daughter asked for a goat and grown into a farm feeding their own household and their neighbours.
1477 Whorton Mountain Rd, London, AR 72847, USA
Closed on Monday and Sunday Tuesday to Friday, 11am to 3pm Saturday, 10am to 5pm
5.0
From 8 reviews
This farm is nestled back in the hills of London but well worth the drive. There is nothing better than a cold glass of fresh creamy sweet milk from Hideaway Farms. I can't drink store bought milk, it smells bad and causes problems in my body. I have had zero issues with Hideaway Farms fresh raw milk. The milk smells yummy, it tastes delicious, and settles in my tummy. It is so much better than the alternative "milks" I have had to resort to for most of my life. I finally can dip cookies back into milk! So make the drive, buy the milk, chat with the family, support our local farmers, and reap the health benefits of tasty raw milk! So worth it!
Hideaway farms has amazing items. I get milk from them frequently. My family has purchased ground meat, chicken, and yogurt from them. Everything is always fresh and good. They also have a great family friendly farmers market. Wonderful people!
Love the quality of the milk! You know that nothing was added to it and your body can get all the nutrition that it needs. I also love making yogurt with it, it's a treat!
Real Milk, Eggs, Chicken, Lamb, Pork, Beef, let me tell you - once I knew the love, care, nutritional difference, and actual effort to raise these God created creatures in a Regenerative way, it made me never want to buy conventional anything again! This family farm is something special, like family to me, I’ve seen them grow and they’ve watched my family grow. And, Lord willing, will continue for years to come! Besides- true friendship is definitely guaranteed after processing chickens together.
The family there is so nice, and my grandchildren loved the animals, the goodies they got, and the vendors.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
