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Spend a private hour with friendly rabbits and free-range chickens a few miles from Navarre Beach. This calm, family-friendly encounter combines hands-on petting with practical animal-care tips in an accessible, small-farm setting.
Spend a private hour with friendly rabbits and free-range chickens a few miles from Navarre Beach. This calm, family-friendly encounter combines hands-on petting with practical animal-care tips in an accessible, small-farm setting.
You enter a sunlit yard a few miles inland from Navarre Beach, where low fences and the gentle rustle of palm fronds set a calm tempo. Rabbits stretch in shaded hollows and chickens sidle up with curious clucks; the air holds dust, hay, and the soft warmth of animal fur. This private hour at Bunnychick Haven is about quiet encounters—petting, observing behavior, and learning simple husbandry from hosts who keep a small, free-range flock.
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Operated by Bunnychick Haven Of Navarre · Navarre, Florida
You enter a sunlit yard a few miles inland from Navarre Beach, where low fences and the gentle rustle of palm fronds set a calm tempo. Rabbits stretch in shaded hollows and chickens sidle up with curious clucks; the air holds dust, hay, and the soft warmth of animal fur. This private hour at Bunnychick Haven is about quiet encounters—petting, observing behavior, and learning simple husbandry from hosts who keep a small, free-range flock.
The coastal plain here is recent geology: flat, sandy soils deposited after sea-level shifts, supporting scrub, pine, and pocket pastures rather than deep agricultural fields. Human ties to the land are recent too—small farms and homesteads dot Santa Rosa County and reflect a Gulf Coast mix of fishing, beach tourism, and backyard animal keeping. Bunnychick Haven reflects that local DIY ethos: modest buildings, practical enclosures, and a focus on animal welfare more than spectacle.
Expect a short interpretive talk about breed differences, feeding, and handling. Visitors learn how rabbits' social cues differ from chickens’, why free-range birds forage, and basic care practices you can apply at home.
Practical guidance: book the private slot to avoid crowds, wear closed-toe shoes (sawdust and loose gravel underfoot), and plan for 60 minutes. Bring hand sanitizer and follow handlers’ instructions—no flash photography, no sudden grabs. The experience is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and suited for all ages, making it an easy, low-impact way to connect with domestic animals in a calm, educational setting.
easy.
1 hour.
No special fitness required; accessible to all ages and mobility levels
Sessions are private and last approximately 60 minutes.
Yes—stroller-accessible and designed for all ages, but children should be supervised and follow handlers' safety instructions.
Feeding is managed by staff; guests may be allowed to offer approved treats under supervision to prevent overfeeding or unsafe food.
Yes. The property and pathways are wheelchair accessible according to the host's accessibility notes.
Santa Rosa County's coastal plain shifted from maritime marshes to settled agricultural and homestead parcels over the past century; today small hobby farms and animal rescues are common near the beaches.
The operation emphasizes low-impact, free-range care and educational visits to foster humane attitudes toward domestic animals and reduce demand for impulse pet ownership.
Bunnychick Haven Of Navarre operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You enter a sunlit yard a few miles inland from Navarre Beach, where low fences and the gentle rustle of palm fronds set a calm tempo. Rabbits stretch in shaded hollows and chickens sidle up with curious clucks; the air holds dust, hay, and the soft warmth of animal fur. This private hour at Bunnychick Haven is about quiet encounters—petting, observing behavior, and learning simple husbandry from hosts who keep a small, free-range flock.
You enter a sunlit yard a few miles inland from Navarre Beach, where low fences and the gentle rustle of palm fronds set a calm tempo. Rabbits stretch in shaded hollows and chickens sidle up with curious clucks; the air holds dust, hay, and the soft warmth of animal fur. This private hour at Bunnychick Haven is about quiet encounters—petting, observing behavior, and learning simple husbandry from hosts who keep a small, free-range flock.
The coastal plain here is recent geology: flat, sandy soils deposited after sea-level shifts, supporting scrub, pine, and pocket pastures rather than deep agricultural fields. Human ties to the land are recent too—small farms and homesteads dot Santa Rosa County and reflect a Gulf Coast mix of fishing, beach tourism, and backyard animal keeping. Bunnychick Haven reflects that local DIY ethos: modest buildings, practical enclosures, and a focus on animal welfare more than spectacle.
Expect a short interpretive talk about breed differences, feeding, and handling. Visitors learn how rabbits' social cues differ from chickens’, why free-range birds forage, and basic care practices you can apply at home.
Practical guidance: book the private slot to avoid crowds, wear closed-toe shoes (sawdust and loose gravel underfoot), and plan for 60 minutes. Bring hand sanitizer and follow handlers’ instructions—no flash photography, no sudden grabs. The experience is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and suited for all ages, making it an easy, low-impact way to connect with domestic animals in a calm, educational setting.