Fawn Doe Rosa Is A Family Owned And Operated Wildlife Education Park
Family owned and operated since 1963. We work with conservation departments, the united states department of agriculture (usda), and rehabilitators as we share the goal of animal care, awareness and education. Learn about the admission prices for adults and children, the animal feed and souvenir bucket options, and the pony rides availability and vip packages.
Fawn Doe Rosa MinneMama Adventures
2131 us hwy 8 st. Croix falls, wi 54024 (715) 483.3772 Croix falls, wi 54024 (715) 483.3772
Bringing family and friends together for educational fun.
Pet and feed deer along with farmyard friends. Shop in the large gift shop and enjoy the picnic area. Celebrating over 50 years of family fun! Closed, 2131 us hwy 8, st.
Good for individual bags of feed only. (click image for printer friendly version) Croix falls, wi visit website. This incredible wildlife education park has become a mother’s day tradition for my family.
Designed by david smith 2131 us hwy 8 st.
Croix falls, wi 54024 (715) 483.3772 Along the wooded path you will meet deer, elk, geese, wolves, foxes, badgers, bobcat and lynx… along with other animals of the forest. Kids, kids and more kids… baby goats are called kids and they will be awaiting your visit at old mcdonald’s farm! It is privately owned and operated by our family.
We work with conservation departments, the united states department of agriculture (usda), and rehabilitators as we share the goal of animal care, awareness and education. Animal feed is sold for $2.50 per bag in the gift shop, but many guests spring for the $8 souvenir bucket. It is privately owned and operated by our family. We work with conservation departments, the united states department of agriculture (usda), and rehabilitators as we share the goal of animal care, awareness and education.
There are many things to see and do within the beautiful area.
Click the following links to be directed to local information sites about the area. Going to fawn doe rosa is an experience for the whole family. We visited in july and were surprised by how many baby animals there were! I definitely recommend purchasing a few bags of food on your way in (we had 3 bags for 4 people) so that you can feed the animals.
They don’t just choose to capture animals and put them on display. There has usually been some sort of injury or illness that would have caused these animals to die in their natural habitat. Looking for a special gift? Fawn doe rosa wildlife educational park:
Interactive fun for all ages!
Hours are 11:30 am to 4:00 pm daily with weather permitting. Size limit and rules apply and there is a fee to ride. The park offers a plethora of opportunities for visitors to discover, explore, and learn about the wonders of nature and wildlife. Designed by david smith 2131 us hwy 8 st.
