Land of Little Horses

Construction on the Knoxlyn Road bridge, spanning Little Marsh Creek is scheduled to begin during the week of September 4 and be complete in mid-November. During this time, if you are traveling to the park by way of Rt 116 please use the following detour:

From PA 116, turn onto Black Horse Tavern Road for 1.7 miles. Turn left on Knoxlyn Road for 1.1 mile. Turn right on Glenwood Drive for .5 mile. Turn right at the Entrance Sign to park.

1) 2018 SEASON PASS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE Enjoy the rest of the 2017 Season and all of 2018 Season when you purchase your pass now.
Click here for the 2018 application.

2) CONSTRUCTION ON THE KNOXLYN ROAD BRIDGE, spanning Little Marsh Creek to begin September 5.
Follow detour: From PA 116, turn onto Black Horse Tavern Road for 1.7 miles. Turn left on Knoxlyn Road for 1.1 mile. Turn right on Glenwood Drive for .5 mile. Turn right at the Entrance Sign to park.

3) END OF SEASON RETIREMENT WEEKEND, October 21 & 22, 2017. Click here to read the letter from Dawne. Watch the website for details to follow after September 20.

SPRING FLING
Sunday, April 23

 

MOTHER’S DAY
Sunday, May 14

 

FATHER’S DAY
Sunday, June 18

 

KIDS IN THE COUNTRY DAY CAMP
June, July, August

 

GRANDPARENTS DAY
Sunday, September 10

 

END OF SEASON RETIREMENT WEEKEND
Saturday & Sunday
October 21 & 22

 

FINAL WEEKEND OF THE 2017 SEASON
Saturday & Sunday
October 28 & 29

 

END OF YEAR GIFT SHOP SALE
and
ANIMAL RESCUE FUNDRAISER
Saturday, November 25

Park Coupons

Click here to access the September October 2017 coupons.
Coupons must be printed and presented at time of purchase.

Due to the rising cost of insurance, we regretfully inform our patrons that we will no longer be able to offer pony rides or wagon rides. We are sure that this will be a great disappointment to many who were looking forward to their “first pony ride” experience or the anticipation of being able to board the wagon being pulled by the big blue tractor. Despite this challenge, we feel that our park can still be a fun and educational destination for all ages and we can continue to be a great family attraction despite the limitations of what we can safely offer. Our ponies that have been a faithful part of our staff for many years will continue to live out their days here on the farm. We hope that everyone can respect and understand our decision in doing what is best to maintain and operate our park for years to come.