Can I Take a Virtual Tour of Windrush Farm?

Yes. Windrush Farm's website offers a virtual tour of the farm, listed under the "The Farm" section with a "Take a virtual tour of the farm" link. It's aimed at people who can't visit in person or want a preview before coming to the North Andover, Massachusetts site.

What the Virtual Tour Covers

The site presents the tour as a way to see the farm itself rather than a specific program. Based on how the page is organized, expect it to show the setting where Windrush delivers its services — the grounds and the horses — rather than a detailed walkthrough of every building or activity.

Windrush describes itself as providing equine-assisted services for children and adults facing physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges, including therapeutic riding, unmounted programs, and other horse-related activities. The virtual tour is the site's own introduction to the place where those services happen.

How to Access It

1. Go to windrushfarm.org.
2. Find the "The Farm" section on the homepage.
3. Select the "Take a virtual tour of the farm" link.

The link sits alongside two other homepage entry points — "Fall Programs" and "Upcoming Events" — so if you land on the page and don't see it immediately, look for the "The Farm" heading rather than the programs or events blocks.

Who It's For

• Prospective participants and families who want to see the environment before signing up for a program or lesson.
• People outside the area who are curious about the farm but can't travel to North Andover.
• Volunteers considering getting involved who want a sense of the setting first.

If your goal is to understand specific programs, fees, or schedules, the virtual tour won't answer those — use the "Fall Programs" section or contact the farm directly instead.

A Note on Timing

The homepage currently shows a notice that there are no upcoming events. That doesn't affect the virtual tour, which is a standing feature of the site rather than a scheduled event, but it does mean the events section won't give you a reason to visit in person right now.

What the Tour Won't Tell You

The page evidence doesn't specify what the tour includes beyond the farm itself, so treat it as an orientation to the site and its horses. For details on eligibility, lesson availability, or the recreational riding lessons Windrush also offers, you'll need to go through the program pages or reach out to the farm. Founded in 1964 and accredited as a Premier Center by PATH (the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship), Windrush is one of the oldest and largest therapeutic riding centers in the United States — context that may be useful if you're comparing it with other centers, but not something the virtual tour itself is designed to explain.