What began as an entrepreneurial vision and opened it’s doors in October 2025 -6Four Accord is quickly becoming one of the Chippewa Valley’s most unique destinations. Nestled just outside Cameron, Wisconsin, 6Four Accord is redefining what it means to visit a unique gathering place. More than a reindeer farm, it is a place where agriculture, entertainment, local food, and community come together to create an experience unlike any other in the United States.
During a recent CEDC Business Expansion And Retention (BEAR) Visit, our team had the opportunity to explore the growing property, learn about the journey of owners De Anna and Tyler Westphal, and record an upcoming episode of the BEAR Discussions Podcast. Walking the grounds, it quickly became clear that this isn’t simply another business—it’s the realization of a dream that continues to grow with every season.
The Westphals envisioned a destination where grandparents, parents, and children could spend an entire day together creating memories. That vision is becoming reality.
Visitors can experience one of the nation’s only dedicated reindeer farm attractions while also enjoying an expanding list of experiences designed for all ages. The property features a beautiful event venue capable of hosting more than 100 guests, making it an ideal setting for corporate events, family reunions, and social gatherings. Guests are welcome to grab a cold beer, mocktail, or iced tea and stroll through the beautiful grounds, enjoy live music on weekends, visit with ducks and chickens, observe working honeybee hives, and experience the peaceful atmosphere that only a rural Wisconsin provides.
The reindeer are, of course, the stars of the show.
Unlike deer, reindeer are the only members of the deer family in which both males and females grow antlers. They are uniquely adapted to cold climates, with specialized hooves that change throughout the seasons to help them travel across snow, ice, and soft ground. While often associated with the holidays, reindeer have been an important part of Arctic cultures for thousands of years, providing transportation, food, and companionship. Bringing visitors face-to-face with these remarkable animals creates an experience that is both educational and unforgettable.
The Westphals are also embracing the growing farm-to-table movement by connecting guests with fresh, locally sourced food and agricultural experiences. As consumers increasingly seek to know where their food comes from, destinations like 6Four Accord help bridge the gap between farms and families. Fresh apples, local honey, seasonal offerings, and partnerships with regional producers create opportunities to celebrate Wisconsin agriculture while supporting local businesses. Their approach reflects one of the fastest-growing segments of rural economic development: agritourism. Agritourism combines working farms with visitor experiences, creating new revenue streams for agricultural operations while attracting travelers, supporting nearby businesses, and strengthening local economies. Across Wisconsin, agritourism has become an increasingly important driver of rural entrepreneurship, encouraging visitors to spend more time—and more dollars—in local communities.
6Four Accord is helping position the Chippewa Valley as part of that growing movement.
What makes the destination especially exciting is its commitment to serving multiple generations. Whether visitors come for a concert, a wedding, an educational field trip, a family outing, or simply to spend time outdoors, there is something for everyone. Experiences that bring together grandparents, parents, and children are becoming increasingly valuable, and 6Four Accord has intentionally designed its property around creating those shared moments. Businesses like 6Four Accord demonstrate how entrepreneurship continues to strengthen the Chippewa Valley economy. By investing in innovative ideas, creating destinations that attract visitors, and building places where community can gather, local entrepreneurs are expanding opportunities well beyond traditional agriculture.
CEDC is proud to support businesses that think differently, invest locally, and help shape the future of our region. Our visit to 6Four Accord was more than a tour—it was a reminder that some of the area’s most exciting economic development stories begin with a bold idea, a willingness to take risks, and entrepreneurs determined to build something extraordinary.
We look forward to sharing more of De Anna and Tyler Westphal’s inspiring journey when their episode of the BEAR Discussions Podcast is released.