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Discover the Redhead Creamery Tour in Minnesota

Located in rural Brooten, Minnesota, the Redhead Creamery Tour offers visitors a behind-the-scenes look at a family-run dairy farm and on-site artisan cheese creamery. This guided experience introduces guests to modern dairy farming, sustainable practices, and small-batch cheese production—all operated on the same farm.

Why it’s special:
Redhead Creamery is a true farmstead operation. Milk from the farm’s own cows is used to produce award-winning cheeses on-site, allowing visitors to see the complete process from pasture to finished cheese in one visit.

History/Story of Redhead Creamery

Redhead Creamery was founded by the Klosterman family as part of their generational dairy farm. With a passion for quality milk and craftsmanship, the family expanded into farmstead cheesemaking, quickly earning national recognition for their artisan cheeses. Today, Redhead Creamery remains family-owned, combining traditional farming values with modern food production.

What You’ll See & Do on the Redhead Creamery Tour

Tour a working dairy farm and learn how cows are raised and cared for
Visit the on-site creamery where milk is transformed into cheese
Learn about the cheesemaking process, aging, and quality control
Explore sustainable farming and animal welfare practices
Enjoy opportunities to sample cheeses during select tours

Hands-On Elements: Educational demonstrations and tastings
Photo/Video Policy: Photography allowed throughout the farm and creamery
Souvenirs & Extras: Farm store offering award-winning cheeses, gifts, and local products

Pricing of the Redhead Creamery Tour

Farm and creamery tours require paid admission.
Pricing varies by age group and tour type.

Visiting information

Duration: Approximately 60–90 minutes
Format: Guided farm and creamery tour
Schedule & Seasonality: Tours offered year-round on select days
Audience: Families, school groups, food enthusiasts, tourists
Accessibility: Partially accessible; farm terrain may be uneven
Safety & Restrictions: Closed-toe shoes recommended; children must be supervised
Languages: English
Group & School Visits: Group tours available with advance reservation
What to Bring/Wear: Comfortable shoes; weather-appropriate clothing
Facilities: Farm store, restrooms, parking
Closures & Downtime: Tours may pause during farm operations or extreme weather
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