Deer Hollow Farm

Everyone here who works and volunteers here is a treasure! Special shout out to Robin, Farmer Jen, Karen, and Lisa for making our farm visit so memorable, loving, and accommodating. We love Rancho and Deer Hollow Farm! Thank you to all the farmers and rangers! What a special place.

A small traditional farm. It helps you see a little bit about farm life. Since it's more like a traditional farm and not a touristy farm, there's no petting zoo or animal interaction for visitors. The best you can have is signup for a tour with the workers to see the animals up close inside the fence under supervision. When visiting, you can also find farm products on sale, such as meat, eggs or dairy.

The baby goats and sheep are so adorable and lively in the farm in April. There are some cage free chickens walking around as well.

When walking from the parking lot to the farm I met many others trying to figure out how to get to the farm as there are scattered hiking trails along the way that intwine into residential areas. It would be very helpful if there was more signage directing people to the farm. After walking a little over a half mile we finally arrived at the farm. There are opportunities to see some basic farm animals, however you can only pet a few of them. The rabbits are cute but you can't actually sit down an

Deer hollow farm is one of my favorite places to go with kids. This is located in Rancho San Antonio it's about 2 miles total any kid can do this short easy hike. There's a creek along the hike and an animal farm. There's chickens, cow, sheep's, goat, ducks, bunnies and pigs :) Can ask one of the staffs to pet any animal as long as they available they will help you. Ps: They also sell eggs but you have to e to get there right when they open, cash only! There are picnic tables you can seat and ea