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St. Croix Falls, WI

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FAWN DOE ROSA

4.5 (48 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Melissa C.

One of my favorite day trips is to the Taylor's Falls area of Minnesota. One of the stops we make is to Fawn Doe Rosa which is located just past Taylor's Falls in St Croix Falls Wisconsin about an hour from the Twin Cities metro area. This zoo is so fun! We love being able to feed all the animals and really be able to get up close and personal with some of them (especially the deer). Admission costs $11.50 for adults and $10.50 for under age 12. Be sure to pick up some feed bags too as that is when the real magic happens here!

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Susan N.

Was a costly afternoon but definitely worth the day. So many different animals to see and feed. The staff were friendly and even brought out some of the smaller animals so you could see a bit closer. There's so much more than just deer here. You can tell these animals are well fed because they are picky. When you buy the food, it comes mixed in a bucket so you may want to take a bit to figure out what each animal likes so you can separate the food, ie ducks want the corn and they aren't trying to eat anything else and the deer are tired of the little dried balls and will want your carrots (you get very few carrots so I break them into pieces). Bring a few quarters to get fish food at the koi pond.

Bri J.

We have been here multiple times and continue to come back! It is such a fun place for kids and adults alike! They do a wonderful job keeping the grounds clean and looking nice. The animals are so fun to feed and pet. A bucket of food is affordable and they have a great little gift shop full of knick knacks! Definitely work a trip from the cities!

Duck that popped his Mohawk up for me!
Debra M.

Our family have been coming here for forty years as our cabin is just a few miles away on Deer Lake. We're on our fourth generation of Fawn Doe Rosa lovers as we took my grandkids last week. Every summer they get excited on the drive up and ask several times a day if this is the day we're going! One tip: Get there a few minutes before they open at 10 and avoid the crowds because by noon the parking lot is packed. Admission is $10.50 adults and $9.50 kids 2-12 and you get a bag of food - mostly some kind of feed pellet, some corn, a carrot or two, and a chunk of some large animal kibble. If you buy a green bucket of feed for $8, they refill it free when you bring it back. My littles like to use the shovel to feed the animals because they're a bit leery of letting them eat out of their palms, like Granny does! Some reviews have described mangy looking deer, but remember this is a rescue sanctuary and some of the animals would not survive in the wild. Where else can you feed chickens, ducks, goats, miniature horses, donkeys, llamas, alpacas, turkeys, let a baby goat suck on your finger, or pet baby opossum, baby goats, Fox kits, and fawns? So cool. There's a lot to see and the property is sprawling, so wear comfy shoes that can get dirty and have fun!

Madison B.

This was such a fun experience with the kiddos (and adults!). There was such a variety of animals! The kids loved feeding them and getting to get so close to them. I wasn't expecting it to be so beautiful here as well! Bonus points for there being food trucks outside. The gift shop was amazing too! It was quite a bit of walking so wearing comfortable closed toed shoes and some water to stay hydrated. Also, if you have kiddos to bring a stroller that can be used on dirt paths

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Ang K.

Fawn Doe Rosa is a unique experience. They have deer, peacocks, chickens, ducks, mini horses, llamas, and goats. You could pet some of the deer. I never had the opportunity to be this close to deer before. They also have a on site store gift shop. You can feed the animals at an additional cost. There is some walking, and the paths are gravel. They have a big gravel parking lot, and if it is busy, you do have to walk a little to get to the entrance. The staff are very knowledgeable about the animals.

Large penned area of goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, donkeys....
Bonnie D.

We visited here a couple weeks before school started, during vacation. It was fun and the kids really enjoyed it! For me, it was a little busy. Feeding all the animals was really cool - we bought a small bag of food inside, and someone gave us a bag of carrots that they smuggled in. The deer LOVE carrots! After a while, I think the animals get overfed and are less interested in eating. As we left, we checked out the gift shop. My children had a hard time finding something that was under $10 that would be a cool souvenir for the place. We really enjoyed the food truck in the parking lot, the playground equipment, and the picnic tables. We ate some cheese curds and mini-donuts, and then ran around a bit.

Peacock!
Christina P.

I have been visiting Fawn Doe Rosa for all my life (since it was called Bambiland), brought my children when they were little, and now my granddaughter. It has always been a place filled with happy memories and good times. The staff are always friendly and helpful and the animals are happy and friendly. Such a wonderful place to make memories! Bring the whole family! Trails are well groomed for strollers, easy walking and there are many benches to stop to rest & relax, and you might find a deer (or two or three), who will stop by to see if you have any carrots to share.

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Troy P.

Great family destination. It's a petting zoo, with a ton of extras. Deer, goats, ducks all wander the grounds freely. They are super familiar with people and extended hands holding some feed to munch on. On top of the wandering animals, they have some cool local exhibits and native critters available for viewing. Badgers, wolves, otters, pigs, llamas, elk...probably more in forgetting. The grounds are really nice and well maintained too, it's basically like being at a park. Nice lake with a bridge and fountain, green grass, trees and benches scattered throughout. You can make it last as long or as short as you want. We took our 18 month old and I thought she would be scared, but the animals are so tame she had no issues walking right up to them. I'd say up to early teens would have a great time walking around and seeing the animals, but really any age can enjoy themselves.

Yvonne M.

Great place for kids. Easy drive from the Twin Cities. This is a deer/goat petting and feeding sanctuary. It's a big place so you never feel crowded. They have numerous dear, goats, geese, chickens and other animals that you can feed and pet. They also offer pony rides. When you arrive you can buy feed bags and carrot bags. The deer will rip the bags right from your hands. I saw several kids and adults lose their bags of food the minute they walked into the area. Staff were friendly. Lots of areas to sit and take in nature.

Naomi K.

Kids and I had a great time here yesterday morning until our visit was cut extremely short when a I was bitten by a pig! So thankful it wasn't one of my children's fingers because the result would have been far worse. Pretty sure the pig thought my hand was food but literally bit down on my pinkie and would not let go. Extremely terrifying. The farm family assured me all of their animals are vaccinated, etc. I also received access to a sink with running water and soap, an ice pack and a hand towel. I fully understand that these are farm animals and they can turn at any moment but the main focus of this place is to feed the animals/petting Zoo. no refund, no passes to visit again in the future, no taking down of my information- pretty disappointing for such a popular place with rave reviews. Please stay away from the Pig coops and keep your kids even farther away -I would be so saddened to hear if this happened to anyone else.

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Neen M.

We loved feeding the animals, petting the bunnies, and the grounds are beautiful. Great for folks of all ages

Kari J.

Last night we got a flat tire in front of Fawn Doe Rosa.... We had our 3 dogs, 3 year old little boy and 8 month old baby....we were traveling across the country to CO so it really put a damper on our travels. We were also towing a trailer, which with it getting dark, made me nervous having the kids in a car on the side of busy hwy 8. I looked out the window and there was Fawn Doe Rosa. I got the kiddos out and my 3 year olds started to play on the play ground set and talking to the ducks, geese and deer through the fence. It was a Sunday night so they were closed, but while we were working out jitters and getting the most out of circumstances, the sweetest woman came outside of the building to check on us. We told her we were waiting for roadside assistance (which didn't show up for 3 hours). She opened the gates to let us pull our truck and trailer in to get us off of the hwy, and continued her kindness. Offering us to walk around and check out the other deer and farm animals. My son thought this was the COOLEST THING EVER. Next thing, this same woman came over with snacks, water, toys and treats for the animals! THANK YOU FDR Family for being the KINDEST and sweetest Wisconsin nice I've ever seen! Now my son wants flat tires all the time! Lol Thank you!!!

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They've really improved the spaces for the animals and opened up the lake/ pond area to walk through. Could relax there all day

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My daughter loved this place. Reasonable prices. Great place to take your kids................................

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Fun experience. Healthy animals and good service. Gift shop has good products but they are a bit pricey. Lots of animals

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Is it Wheelchair accessible?

There's a walking trail throughout the park, not paved but not terribly uneven. No steps anywhere but some gentle hills. It might be hard to push a manual wheelchair but a motorized one would be easy.

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Right when we walked in a deer greeted us, and that is pretty much how the whole visit was.

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