The Farm at Deer Antler Village on the Biltmore Estate

The Farm at Deer Antler Village shows visitors the efforts that went into supporting and staffing the Biltmore Estate.  

The herbs & vegetables

grown in the one acre

Kitchen Garden are

used in the restaurants

on the Biltmore Estate.

Staff is available to introduce

visitors to the farm animals.

There are antique

farm tractors

A farm wagon that welcomes
visitors to take a seat.

Plows used to till the land.

Edith Vanderbilt founded North Carolina's first 4-H Program and became the first female president of the North Carolina Agricultural Society.  

Butter Churning Equipment





The Vanderbilts established apprentice programs that promoted local crafts and trained locals in the trades.

Iron tools were  made

at the Smithy.

The Woodworking Shop

This Drill Press dates to

the 1920's.

A staff member told us about a six acre solar array on the property that is providing power for sections of the Biltmore Estate.  The goal is to eventually provide solar power for the entire property.