Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm - Catawissa, Pennsylvania

Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm

Located at 63 Pinnacle Dr, Catawissa, PA 17820, Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm is a delightful tourist attraction specializing in farm experiences and unique shopping opportunities. The farm's specialty lies in offering farm household tours, a well-stocked gift shop, a souvenir store, and a delightful petting zoo. Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking make the farm accessible to all visitors. With an impressive 4.9/5 rating from over 300 reviews on Google My Business, Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm has become a popular destination for families and tourists alike.

Visitors can expect a memorable experience as they are guided around the farm by knowledgeable tour guides. These guides share interesting facts and stories about the farm's history and the deer that call it home. The farm is home to a beautiful herd of red deer, which are known for their breathtaking beauty and majestic presence.

One of the highlights of a visit to Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm is the opportunity to interact with the deer up close. Guests are often fortunate enough to witness the deer coming up to the tractor for treats, creating a truly magical experience. Additionally, the farm's gift shop and souvenir store offer a wide range of unique items, making it easy to find the perfect memento to commemorate the visit.

Features and Amenities

• Farm tours and experiences
• Petting zoo with red deer
• Gift shop and souvenir store
• Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking

Location and Contact Information

Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm is conveniently located at 63 Pinnacle Dr, Catawissa, PA 17820. The farm can be reached by phone at 570-356-7482 or by visiting their website at reddeeratrollinghillsfarm.com.

👍 Reviews of Rolling Hills Red Deer Farm

Jenna

5/5

It was a great afternoon spent with the family. Our guide filled us in on lots of tid bits of info about the current deer and we were lucky enough to have quite a crowd of them come up to the tractor for treats. They are really beautiful animals. Thanks for a fun tour of the Deer Farm! 🦌

Peter D.

5/5

Great place to take the family, a friendly people, informative tour guids, beautiful pastures, a really good time. Small petting area and a store on site.

Nicole C.

5/5

Amazing experience!! I was looking for things to do in the area since my kids wake up so much earlier than knoebels opens. We called after hours on Thursday and was called back and able to get on a tour Friday morning. It was so cool seeing all the amazing animals here. Very informative. My kids had a blast, and so did we!!

Little B.

5/5

What a lovely place to visit. The farm is so well taken care of and there are so many deer. Be sure to buy a bowl of feed. The deer come right up to the wagon and let you feed them. They seem very comfortable with people. It was so nice to see all the babies. The staff is very friendly, and the driver had no problem answering any questions. Definitely worth the trip.

Deepa B.

5/5

Definitely worth the visit
Recommend to get more feed portions if want to enjoy more

David P.

5/5

On the surface this likes a complete tourist trap. It is, but it's also completely worth it. Especially so if you have children who love animals. While my expectations were low, I was wrong. My children absolutely love it and so did I. The deer come right up the trailer and will eat from your hand. They did not bite or nip my kids. This time of year we were able to touch their antlers which was a n awesome experience. In would suggest to get at least two bowls of treats per person. It's absolutely worth it. We will return.

Rob B.

5/5

Simply amazing! Definitely a must see with the whole family. You get to feed the red deer and enjoy a hay ride and see over 500+ deer with a guided tour. Also they have some pretty cool merchandise and treats for sale.

Jaclyn W.

5/5

Absolutely fantastic! Educational, fun, and great for everyone this Deer farm is a great escape to meet some friendly critters! The staff is very accommodating and there's even a little gift shop where you can buy everything from backpacks to deer jerky to souvenir antlers. You get to meet a bunch of different deer and learn some interesting facts. There are also goats you can feed and pet, and I was lucky enough to also meet some barn kittens. I recommend calling ahead especially if you want to go during a weekend because they can get pretty busy and there's only so much space on the hay wagon you get to ride. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!