These folks offer a one of a kind hands-on educational experience learning about llamas at their…read morefarm in Wyoming County Visitors to the farm can book a 1.5 mile Llama Hike or an educational farm visit. We met these majestic llamas at a summer vendor event, and were pleasantly surprised to find the animals to be very tame, so eager to engage with us. Folks can celebrate their special events on the llama farm. When attending a wedding, llamas are outfitted with tuxedos! Definitely going to plan a day for field trip with our grandchildren this summer!

Had an absolutely wonderful experience here with my friends! I don't think my smile washed off my…read moreface once! The setting is picturesque, with all of the animals really meshing well together and thriving, knowing this is their home but welcoming you along and inviting you in. The geese and such reminded me of cute little guards, protecting their furry friends (but not in an aggressive way ...). The cat was super friendly and wants to rub your leg and be pet but is always on the move. Its fur is super soft! The llamas were awesome and their owner, who took us on our hike, was very informative and willing to answer questions. He was very proud of his llamas and happy to show us pictures of them winning shows at the Erie county fair and such. They are really beautiful and sure clean up nice for their shows but they sure have some stinky breath! It's totally worth it though! The owner will let you pick the llama although I think all of the llamas we walk are male and the girls stay behind. It's kind of funny to see the boys and girls acknowledge eachother and get a little animated when they catch eachother eyes. Walking them on the hike is a real treat. I had the biggest llama, Snowman, and just like when I go horseback riding and get the biggest horse from experience, Snowman loved to eat the whole way and let the other llamas know he is the boss! But he wasn't mean or anything and he made these cute little noises that I interpreted as happy noises and I just loved my time with him so much! He wasn't mean a good boy and very sweet to me. His ears would turn down when other llamas got in his personal space or he got in theirs and wanted them to move lol. A little huff and he let them know he was in charge. He was like a gentle giant and totally majestic. I would totally take him for my hike again. Watching my llama eat was so cute too! I realized I had never seen one eat and Snowman just looked like a big shaggy dog grazing. Super cute! I appreciate him posing for photos with me too! And my friend Danielle's llama was nuzzling in her neck during the hike. So so sweet! We were allowed ample time to bond with our llamas before and after the hike. It never felt rushed and the experience felt very full and complete. Just thinking of the experience instantly makes me smile and I have so many photos and a video of my llama and it is instant joy. I cannot recommend this enough! You can also adopt a llama, have a field trip, hold a special event, etc. here. Absolutely wonderful and flawless experience.

Went there today with a gay family member and was treated with nothing but respect from the owner…read more We had a great time. So many animals to visit with. Just because people have a different political belief then some doesn't mean that we can accuse them of racism or homophobia. Great family friendly place to visit for ALL people!

This was such a fantastic experience! $8 a person and you can pet the wild animals, baby goats and…read morekitty. Horses and cows. Ride the zip line. Play with toys and animals. Explore the grounds. Cute little paddle oars. Ride the tractor. Such a great experience. My kids absolutely loved it. Super friendly people. Clean. Would totally go here again!

When planning your drive to the Petting Zoo and using GPS, be aware that several bridges appear to…read morebe closed indefinitely in the area. The road that ended up being open has a building with the address of 1722 Schwaben Creek Rd, Rebuck, PA 17867, and there were some small signs also posted. Be aware, that this road is a narrow farm lane, so do not bring a vehicle with low clearance. Follow the road and signs until you get to the admission hut and pay to enter. Get the larger bucket of animal feed when you pay to enter, you'll need it for at least the wagon ride. Animals in the Petting Zoo portion included goats, sheep, a baby camel, and a miniature horse. You can feed the ostrich's and peacocks roam around. There are also camel dies for an additional fee. To me the wagon ride was the MVP of the experience and why you need the larger bucket of feed. They take you into the gated areas of the park and stop several times to allow for feeding of the deer, goats, pigs, and big cows. After the ride, it's a short walk to visit the camels and donkeys, which you can also feed. There is also a small picnic area, kids' playground equipment, portable toilets, and hand washing stations available. If you do need to ask any questions, call ahead as they do respond quickly, but don't actively monitor their Facebook messages. Overall, this is a solid outing for kids, families, and people who love animals.

We stop here every time we go through the area. Love seeing how much those antlers grow from year…read moreto year!

deer well taken care of!! great people rusty and her husband do a great job. see ya'll next month!!read more

The coolest place! I love animals and the outdoors, so when my parents decided to take me to Hawk…read moreCreek's fall festival, I got so excited. I loved it the last time over 10 years ago. As soon as we walked past the gift shop, I was greeted either by a unicorn or a gorgeous white Shire horse with a fake horn, I'm not sure which. Either way, I knew it was going to be a special day. We watched a few bird shows, one with hawks (natch) that we saw from far and one with owls that we watched up close. All the animals here are incredible. My particular favorite was the little armadillo that ran around his cage. The whole time it was impressed upon us how important conservation and rehabilitation is for these animals. The highlight was the crow that kept screaming "WOW!" He was so funny! The bummer was that we had to leave eventually... You must go here, especially if you love animals! It's extremely well kept and the volunteers clearly love what they do. I highly recommend coming here some weekend. It's worth the trip!

My family came here for the Enchanted Wild Fest on a Saturday in September. It was our first time…read morevisiting and we were very impressed by the knowledge and dedication of the volunteers we encountered. The hawks and falcons that we saw were incredible. There were many other animals available for viewing, and an entire section dedicated to cats. We visited the Aerie with its Harry Potter theme and experienced an armadillo, cane toad, tortoise, and snake. We were able to participate in a live Raptor show, and learn about the Snowy Owl that was born at Hawk Creek. There was even a beautiful unicorn that we were able to pet. This is an incredible place worth visiting. I learned so much, and will definitely be coming back.

After growing up in this small town, it was nice to come back for a visit and see all the cool…read morethings that have changed like Hidden Valley! We came out to celebrate some birthdays and check out all the animals. Our tour guide, Tom, was so knowledgeable and nice. He made a lot of good jokes too which I appreciated. The animals were all excited to see us since we were in the first tour of the day. My son loved seeing all the big bison come right up to the side of the bus and eat the food from his cup. The tour ended and we got some lunch at the counter service spot in the lodge. The burger was delicious and the fries tasted great too. I had a bite of the Buffalo chicken panini as well and it was so good. The best part about the food was that for two adult meals and a kids meal with drinks only came out to $30. For how the world is right now, that is so awesome to see. It made the day feel very affordable and family friendly. We also checked out the petting zoo which was filled with goats, donkeys, and even a couple kangaroos! What a great day out at the farm. We will definitely be back again.

It's a wonderful adventure for kids of all ages. It's convenient to check in online, or get that…read morepersonal touch at the reservation desk on the upper floor of the facility. We grabbed a light lunch at the Trailside Grill while we waited for our scheduled Safari bus tour. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable of the animals and called their names as we entered each of the enclosures. He made our tour a most excellent adventure!

I drove home from Hershey and I'm so glad I did. It's a love-hate relationship with zoos, but when…read morepeople create places for animals who are either illegally owned, their owners can no longer take care of having a monkey, animals that were injured and can't return back to the wild or zoos don't want to put on display older animals, it's nice to know people truly do care. The volunteers were all super friendly and informative. For $15, I was able to see animals I've never heard of so many tigers and cougars. Highly recommend! I can't wait to bring others here.

A great place to visit. They are a rescue organization where you can interact with the animals in a…read morenon invasive to them type of way.