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Private Tours

For a more intimate experience, we offer private tours. If you are looking to meet a specific critter, we suggest that you look at "The Animals" tab to ensure that you are visiting the correct location. All proceeds from tours go directly back to caring for our critter residents. Please note that we are not open to the public daily and a tour is required for visiting. Following are the tour options:

Critter Creek: Includes a walking tour inside pig pasture, as well as a walking tour outside of the cow pastures, where you will have the opportunity to make a ton of new cow friends and feed them "cookies."

  • Small group option (up to six people): $200 donation

  • Large group option (up to 10 people): $200 donation, plus $25 for each additional person beyond the initial six.

Critter Hills: Includes a walking tour through the property and feeding Seymour, Cinnamon, and the large herd over the fence.

  • Small group option (up to four people max): $250 donation

Critter Creek and Critter Hills: Includes the two tours above.

  • Small group option (up to four people max): $350 donation

Click here to book your private tour!
Birthday Parties

You can also celebrate your birthday at Critter Creek! There are four package options:

  • Basic package: $300 donation (for up to six people; each additional guest is $25 up to a maximum of 10 people) Includes a private tour of Critter Creek and outdoor facilities for the party.

  • Plus package: $350 donation (for up to six people; each additional guest is $25 up to a maximum of 10 people) Includes a private tour of Critter Creek, outdoor facilities for the party, a t-shirt, a canvas Critter Creek bag, and a 5x7 photo of your choice (matted to 8x10). 

  • Super package: $400 donation (for up to four people) Includes a private tour of Critter Creek, a private tour of Critter Hills, and outdoor facilities for the party.

  • Super plus package: $450 donation (for up to four people) Includes a private tour of Critter Creek, a private tour of Critter Hills, outdoor facilities for the party, a t-shirt, a canvas Critter Creek bag, and a 5x7 photo of your choice (matted to 8x10).

Please note that the sanctuary does not provide food, decorations, or party favors. Out of respect for our residents, all food served at parties must be 100% plant-based, meaning no meat, dairy, eggs, honey, gelatin, etc., is permitted.

Please contact us to book a birthday party.

Private Tour Request Form

Which tour would you like? Please read the options carefully.*
Please select your preferred date at least 1 week in advance. We will email you to confirm availability.
Please note the following and check each box to indicate agreement.*
Guidelines for Visiting
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Guidelines for Visiting

When you visit us, please observe the following guidelines for your safety and the safety of the sanctuary residents. 

  • Close-toed shoes are a must. We are a farm, and there are bound to be insects like ants. You don't want to step in an ant hill wearing sandals. What's more, we can't guarantee that an animal like a pig or a calf won't step on your foot. You want as much protection as possible-boots are best.

  • Please bring only approved snacks for the critters, including: carrots, apples, melons, cantaloupe, squash, lettuce, spinach, peanuts, and/or bananas. We provide treats if you can't bring your own. Also, please don't bring celery-our animal residents are not big celery fans.

  • Please respect the residents by not bringing animal products into their home. We respectfully ask anyone who eats meat, eggs, or dairy to leave that at home or in the car.

  • While many of our residents enjoy attention, sometimes they just don't feel up to it. Be aware that this is their home and if they're not feeling it, they will go about their business. We don't ever expect anyone to perform for us-it's all about their comfort. 

  • Please carefully listen to your tour guide's instructions and warnings. When your tour guide advises you not to pet an unfamiliar cow on the face, there is a very good reason for that!

  • You will want to wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Being a farm, there is a lot of dirt. And being Florida, this dirt is often mud. Plus, our pigs love mud, and they love sharing it with you. There really is no way to avoid dirt, cow slobber, donkey dust, and more. But, the dirtier you leave, the more loved you were when you were here!