easy
105 minutes
Suitable for most fitness levels with gentle walking on uneven surfaces.
Discover a private 105-minute VIP Tour at Longneck Manor in Fredericksburg, Texas, offering rare interactions with rhinos, giraffes, and a charming sloth named Bruno. Perfect for families and groups seeking a unique wildlife experience.
Experience the unique VIP Tour at Longneck Manor Conservation Foundation in Fredericksburg, Texas, where you’ll spend 105 unforgettable minutes in the company of some of the world’s most fascinating animals. This private adventure offers close encounters with rhinos, giraffes, and the lovable sloth, Bruno, providing guests the rare chance to engage personally with wildlife. During the tour, you’ll join the animal care team for interactive activities such as feeding sessions and even painting alongside the animals, creating lasting memories and photos. The tour is designed to be perfect for small groups, whether it’s a family outing, friends’ gathering, or a team-building event. Beyond the joy of meeting these incredible creatures, your visit supports Longneck Manor’s conservation efforts, helping protect endangered species while learning about habitat preservation. The lush Texas Hill Country setting offers a relaxed, intimate atmosphere away from the city, making this a special day out. Whether you're an animal lover, photo enthusiast, or simply looking for a memorable private adventure, this VIP experience provides a one-of-a-kind blend of education, fun, and connection to nature.
This popular private tour fills quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so reserve your spot well in advance.
The tour involves walking on uneven terrain, so sturdy footwear ensures safety and comfort throughout the experience.
There are multiple photo opportunities with the animals and during interactive activities—capture every special moment.
Always listen to your guide and the care team to ensure a safe, respectful interaction with the wildlife.
Longneck Manor began as a conservation project to protect endangered species and promote wildlife education in Texas.
The foundation focuses on sustainable habitat management and environmental education, ensuring animal welfare and ecosystem health in the area.
Protect your feet while walking on dirt paths during the tour.
Keep cool and protect your face from the Texas sun during outdoor parts of the tour.
spring specific
Be prepared for occasional spring showers with a packable rain jacket.
spring specific
Capture close encounters with rhinos, giraffes, and the charming sloth Bruno.