Miracle Farm Boys Ranch welcomes everyone with an interest in touring our 325-acre boys ranch just outside of Brenham, Texas.

Whether we’re hosting 2 or 40 people, we want to make your tour informative and memorable. We offer several options depending on your time and our schedules, and we try to accommodate your tour requests and schedule as much as possible.

Choose your tour

About 3 hours, with lunch

Top Hand Tour

Arena option available only Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

  • Arrive at the Dining Hall by 11:30 or 12:00 for lunch. Before lunch, sit in one of the front porch rocking chairs and visit with the boys or enjoy the landscape.
  • Lunch is served buffet style at 12:30, a great chance to visit with our staff and boys.
  • After lunch, a 30-minute presentation from our Development office, then a guided tour of the campus.
  • Visit a boys’ home and its houseparents, then see our other homes, the outdoor chapel, and the retreat center.
  • At about 2:30, the tour ends at our Arena, where the boys give a riding demonstration and you can spend a few minutes with the horses.
  • Expect to leave at about 3:00 to 3:30pm.
About 1.5 hours

Ranch Hand Tour

Monday through Friday (no Arena demonstration).

  • Arrive at the Dining Hall by 10:00 or 10:30am for a 30-minute presentation from our Development office.
  • Tour the campus, visit a boys’ home, and meet the houseparents.
  • See our other homes, the outdoor chapel, and the retreat center.
  • Stay for lunch at the ranch, or enjoy one of Washington County’s lunch spots.

Good to know

  • Much of the tour is outdoors. Spring and fall are the most comfortable seasons to visit.
  • If you would like lunch with us, we need 5 days’ notice and a head count so our kitchen staff can prepare.
  • Tours are in our open-air “people movers” for groups over 3 people, or from your own tour or shuttle bus.
  • Tour participants must be able to handle stairs and bleachers with minimal help.

He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.

Revelation 21:4 (NIV)