Ovoka Farm
750 Gap Run RoadJoin us as we participate in The Faquier County Farm Tour!
Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ovoka Farm forms the western boundary of fertile Piedmont and extends into the breathtaking Shenandoah Valley. Ovoka was surveyed by George Washington in 1769. A stone building still stands on the Ovoka property that Washington used when he surveyed the land. Remnants of the farm’s original 18th century stone structure are still seen under the farmhouse, which itself dates back to the 1730’s.
Three centuries after its creation, Ovoka remains, at its core, a working cattle farm with an inseparable connection to the land.
In 2012, Ovoka Farm started its herd of Full-Blood Japanese Black Wagyu. We crossbreed our Full-Blood Wagyu bulls with our Angus heifers to achieve a 50/50 mix, also referred to as “F-1”. Our F-1 Wagyu is enjoyed by diners in every venue from the Michelin’s to your dining room.
We hope you’ll come visit, enjoy the beautiful scenery and learn a bit about where your beef comes from.
Ovoka Farm Wagyu beef bundles will be available for purchase at our Beeferie at The O.
Directions: From Warrenton: Travel Rt. 17 north to I66 west. Take exit 23. Approx 8 miles. Turn left onto Gap Run Road and travel a short distance to the entrance on the left. (Tours will be at 11am & 1pm, Wagyu Burgers & Hot Dogs will be available for lunch purchase at 11am - 1pm
Sat, Oct 14, 2023 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Ovoka Farm
750 Gap Run Road
At our Virginia Wagyu farm we are committed to sustainable farming, fighting local food insecurity, giving back, and improving our community's quality of life while preserving natural resources for our future generations.
We raise our Wagyu for you — whether Michelin-starred or starring in Michelle's kitchen. We hope you make Ovoka a tradition at your dinner table.
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