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Ride a tram across working ranchland to meet kangaroos, zebras, camels and friendly goats—then return to the tasting room for four wine samples. This 90-minute private tour blends animal encounters with Hill Country wine culture and practical ranching rhythms.
Ride a tram across working ranchland to meet kangaroos, zebras, camels and friendly goats—then return to the tasting room for four wine samples. This 90-minute private tour blends animal encounters with Hill Country wine culture and practical ranching rhythms.
You step from the tasting room onto sun-warmed gravel and a Brand New Zebra Tram waits, low and bright against the wide Texas sky. The tram moves slowly across pasture where longhorns chew and curious kangaroos peer at visitors; the landscape feels raw and deliberately open, grass and limestone hills pushing the view to the horizon.
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Operated by Fredericksburg Game Farm · Fredericksburg, Texas
You step from the tasting room onto sun-warmed gravel and a Brand New Zebra Tram waits, low and bright against the wide Texas sky. The tram moves slowly across pasture where longhorns chew and curious kangaroos peer at visitors; the landscape feels raw and deliberately open, grass and limestone hills pushing the view to the horizon.
The Fredericksburg Game Farm occupies land shaped by Hill Country limestone—rocky ridges, shallow soils, and scrub oak that supported ranching and small farms for generations. The property blends a working ranch’s practical routines with sanctuary care: many animals were rescued or raised here rather than imported strictly for display. Wine culture in Fredericksburg traces back to German settlers and modern vintners who found the microclimates on these slopes suitable for hearty reds and crisp whites.
Expect hands-on moments like feeding goats and alpacas, watching zebras graze, and brief encounters with camels under staff supervision. The tour lasts about 90 minutes and usually includes four wine tastings at the tasting room—plan your tasting window accordingly.
Practical notes: wear closed-toe shoes and sun protection, carry water for the walk between stations, and follow staff instructions around animals. Vehicles and loose livestock share the property; stay aware when driving. The farm asks guests to tip guides when satisfied; staff handle animals and safety throughout. With a mix of casual ranching, sanctuary care, and wine service, the experience is accessible to a wide range of visitors who want an offbeat Hill Country afternoon.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; guests should be able to step on/off a tram and walk short uneven distances
Yes—children can attend, but infants must sit on an adult’s lap and all children should be supervised around animals.
Guests may feed certain animals under staff supervision; follow the guide’s instructions and use provided feed only.
Yes—the tour includes four wine tastings at the Fredericksburg Game Farm tasting room as listed in the inclusions.
Wear closed-toe shoes, sun protection, and bring water; avoid loose clothing that could startle animals and keep belongings secured.
Fredericksburg’s wine culture grew from 19th-century German settlers; modern wineries exploit Hill Country limestone soils and microclimates for resilient vineyards.
The farm operates partly as a sanctuary, emphasizing rescue and care; visitors are asked to follow rules to minimize stress on animals and reduce litter and noise.
Fredericksburg Game Farm operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the tasting room onto sun-warmed gravel and a Brand New Zebra Tram waits, low and bright against the wide Texas sky. The tram moves slowly across pasture where longhorns chew and curious kangaroos peer at visitors; the landscape feels raw and deliberately open, grass and limestone hills pushing the view to the horizon.
You step from the tasting room onto sun-warmed gravel and a Brand New Zebra Tram waits, low and bright against the wide Texas sky. The tram moves slowly across pasture where longhorns chew and curious kangaroos peer at visitors; the landscape feels raw and deliberately open, grass and limestone hills pushing the view to the horizon.
The Fredericksburg Game Farm occupies land shaped by Hill Country limestone—rocky ridges, shallow soils, and scrub oak that supported ranching and small farms for generations. The property blends a working ranch’s practical routines with sanctuary care: many animals were rescued or raised here rather than imported strictly for display. Wine culture in Fredericksburg traces back to German settlers and modern vintners who found the microclimates on these slopes suitable for hearty reds and crisp whites.
Expect hands-on moments like feeding goats and alpacas, watching zebras graze, and brief encounters with camels under staff supervision. The tour lasts about 90 minutes and usually includes four wine tastings at the tasting room—plan your tasting window accordingly.
Practical notes: wear closed-toe shoes and sun protection, carry water for the walk between stations, and follow staff instructions around animals. Vehicles and loose livestock share the property; stay aware when driving. The farm asks guests to tip guides when satisfied; staff handle animals and safety throughout. With a mix of casual ranching, sanctuary care, and wine service, the experience is accessible to a wide range of visitors who want an offbeat Hill Country afternoon.