Find Factory Tours in the US

Discover exciting factories and plants to visit with kids or a group on your road trip

101 Factory Tours

45 States Covered

Explore America’s Best Factory Tours

Explore America’s most fascinating factory tours — from chocolate makers and breweries to car plants and tech innovators. FactoryToursGuide helps you find guided tours and behind-the-scenes experiences perfect for families, travelers, and school visits.

See how your favorite products are made and plan your next adventure with ease. Browse factory tours by state (e.g. selecting California or Connecticut) or explore by theme, such as Chocolate tours, Breweries, Car Plants or find the most Unique Quirky Factories in the US. 

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Featured Factory Tours by Theme

Best of Food & Beverage

Hershey’s Chocolate Tour – Free Factory Ride in Hershey, PA

Jelly Belly Factory Tour, Candy Experience – Fairfield, CA

Coors Brewery Beer Experience & Tour – Golden, Colorado

Tillamook Creamery Tour, Cheese & Ice Cream Factory – Oregon

Blue Bell Creamery, Ice Cream Factory Tour – Brenham, Texas

Blue Bell Creameries – Ice Cream Factory Tour – Sylacauga, Alabama

FAQ about Factory Tours

What is FactoryToursGuide.com?

FactoryToursGuide is a curated directory of factory tours across the United States, helping travelers, families, and enthusiasts find behind-the-scenes experiences at real production sites—from chocolate factories to car plants and breweries.

Use our interactive map or browse by state or browse by theme to discover factory tours closest to you.

Bookings happen through each factory’s official page—we provide direct links for your convenience.

Yes! Many companies, especially family-run or heritage brands, offer free or low-cost tours. Here you can browse all free factory tours. 

Some tours accept walk-ins, but most require advance booking—especially during weekends and holidays. Read the full description of your desired tour, we include that info into each listings. 

Absolutely! Many tours are designed for families and educational groups, with hands-on learning. Browse all factory tours by theme and read the full description of the factory tour to find out if larger school groups are accepted. 

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