A Special Welcome to our NEW Valais Blacknose Sheep!
Two Valais (va-LAY) Blacknose Sheep have now joined the flourishing Highland Cows (aka Coos), Nigerian dwarf goats, pigs, miniature horse, rabbits and chickens which make their home at this beautiful landmark working farm and park.
To celebrate the arrival, Salomon will host special meet and greet sessions by appointment with the Valais Blacknose Sheep this winter. Be among the first to interact with London and Lucky. Each private session will include 30 minutes of exclusive interaction with the two lambs for up to four people. Pet, feed and take pictures of your visit with your cell phone.
Check out the new "Linda Likes It" segment on Channel 21 to get an in depth look at the new sheep!
For more information regarding the Sheep & Cow Meet and Greets check out the new Sheep Snuggles & Highland Cow Meet & Greet Blog!
Salomon Farm Park
817 W. Dupont Rd.
Hours: Daily, 6:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Salomon Farm Park was launched in 1996 through the generous donation of land by Chris Salomon. Mr. Salomon, his daughter Lynn, and Salomon's wife Maxine had discussed and conceived, perhaps twenty years earlier, the potential of their beautiful landmark farm becoming a historic working farm and park for others to experience. With the assistance and grateful acceptance of the Fort Wayne Board of Park Commissioners and the Parks and Recreation Department, the Salomon family wishes have come true. Construction on the Wolf Family Learning Center began in 2000 and was completed in 2001. Salomon Farm Camp was introduced in the summer of 2002 and sold out in its first year, leading to the 4,000 square foot expansion of the Wolf Family Learning Center in 2018. Other recent changes at Salomon Farm Park include the Homestead dedication in 2019 and the Salomon Farm Covered Bridge in 2020.
For additional history and photos, check out the Salomon history powerpoint!
Click here to view the Salomon Farm Brochure to learn everything you need to know about the park!
Interested in Rental Opportunities? Check out the link today!
Upcoming Events
For more information about cooking classes at Salomon Farm Park be sure to check out the our new blog!
Give Goat Yoga at the Farm a try soon!
Be prepared to have goats snuggle beside you, nibble on your hair, climb on your back, and above all else, melt your heart. Space is limited so register early!
Click here to register for the May 17 Goat Yoga session! (Note, this session is FULL so look for information in the Summer Fun Times for the next opportunity)
Have you met Frankie and Mickey? They are Highland Mini Cows that now call Salomon home!! You can stop in and visit them anytime for free. For exclusive inside the fence access, check out specific programs we have! Check out our next Meet & Greet's and register today!
Salomon Farm Park is a true historic gem and a perfect location for walking, biking, bird watching, photography and much more. The Salomon's established the farm in 1871, but visitors will notice the endearing 1930's theme. Stop by for a visit to admire historic buildings, relax at the wetlands, or enjoy our fully paved 1.8 mile trail around the property. Follow us on Facebook for news, updates, and announcements! If you have additional questions, feel free to e-mail us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Salomon Farm is located on the northern edge of Fort Wayne. From I-69, take the Dupont Road exit (#116) and head west on Dupont Road for 2.7 miles. Salomon Farm Park is on the left (south) side of the road. If you are coming from SR 3, turn east onto Dupont Road. The park is on the right (south) side of the road approximately 1/2 mile from the SR 3 & Dupont Road intersection. Click here for a Park Map or here for a General Park Map.
Rental Opportunities at Salomon Farm Park
Check out the rental opportunities link to learn more!
Check out the rental flyer to learn more about rental opportunities and pricing information.
Also check out the catering flyer to learn about exclusive caterers and bar services for Salomon rentals!
Want to check out our goats and have exclusive access? Look for opportunities in the near future!
Check out additional maps of the property before you visit:
Salomon Crops Map
Salomon Park Map (May-October)
The period selected for the operating theme for Salomon Park is the 1930s. This era is a very significant watershed in farm life, as the 1930s represent a lengthy era of similar aspects of agriculture and domestic life. It also is somewhat unique to the "museum" genre as an era with great personal interest to older Americans as well as great opportunities for appeal, education, entertainment, and recreation for younger visitors.
Salomon Farm Park offers many exciting programs and classes for adults and children related to nature.
Curious about Salomon Farm Park?
Want to see more videos? Check out the Salomon Farm Video link 
Salomon Farm Volunteers
Salomon Farm Park is always looking for volunteers (individuals and groups) to help with activities and events at the Farm. If you are interested in getting involved, call Salomon Farm Park (260-427-6790) or e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
Photo credit: Captured Moments by Leslie
Additional Information
Be sure to visit our Salomon Farm Park Facebook page!
