Sam Lapp
Farmer
Runs the Amish family dairy with his wife Salome and their seven children, having moved from Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Virginia in 2018.
Sunny Horizon Dairy
305 miles · Raw milk, farmshop
Sunny Horizon Dairy is an Amish family dairy in Farmville, Virginia selling raw milk, butter, cream, cottage cheese, and pasture raised eggs through a herd share with weekly delivery drop sites.
Sunny Horizon Dairy is an Amish family dairy just outside Farmville, Virginia, run by Sam and Salome Lapp and their children.
The cows graze the pastures through the growing season and eat hay over winter, without grain, and the family farm in a pure and simple way that works with nature to build healthy soil.
Raw milk in Virginia comes through a herd share, so members pay a small annual fee for their portion of the herd plus a monthly boarding fee, then collect fresh milk each week from a drop site. Deliveries run to spots including Farmville, Amelia, Midlothian, Glen Allen, Mechanicsville and Toano, and members can add butter, heavy cream, cottage cheese and pasture raised eggs to their weekly order.
What they sell
- Raw milk
- Fresh butter
- Heavy cream
- Cottage cheese
- Pasture raised eggs
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.9
From 22 Google reviews
7 November 2025
The best raw milk ever! We have tried almost every raw milk farm in va, not even close to what Sunny Horizon Dairy has to offer! Try it! No regrets!
27 August 2024
We have been members of this herd share program for 7 years. The milk and eggs are amazing—this particular farm is one of the only herd share programs that allow us to get our milk in glass jars, and since I avoid contact with plastic to my food if at all possible, it was an obvious choice. In addition, the milk is the most delicious raw milk I’ve ever tasted!! So grateful for Sam and the farm making this gift available to us in a season we cannot sustain our own family cow! UPDATE 8/2024: We have since moved on to another farm, because the administration at SH made the choice to remove the option for glass jars. The quality of the milk is good and I will say nothing negative about the Lapp family, but there were difficulties in communications with the administrator that affirmed our decision to switch.
