Welcome to Grand Canyon Deer Farm!

Plan Your Visit

Hours of Operation

Summer Hours

March 16-October 15 | Daily 9am-6pm

Winter Hours

October 15-March 15 | Daily 10am-5pm
Christmas Eve | 10am-3pm

Winter hours are weather permitting. We are closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

Pricing

Adults: $20.00
Seniors 62+: $18.00
Children 3-13: $15.00
Children 2 and under are FREE

Admission purchased in-person. All prices are subject to state & county sales tax.

You can purchase feed for the animals at the gift shop counter when you purchase your admission! (No outside food permitted)

Group Rates

We offer Special Rates for Tour Buses, School Field Trips, Church Outings, or Organization Events. We can also accommodate Buses, RV’s, Trucks and other Large Vehicles.

Call (928) 635-4073 or contact us for special pricing and to schedule a group trip!

Choose Your Add-On Experience

Want to make your visit even more memorable? Add one of our special experiences to your day for an even closer look at the animals and the people who care for them. From spending time with our reindeer to stepping into the role of a zookeeper or enjoying a more interactive animal experience, these add-ons are a fun way to make your Deer Farm adventure extra special.

Reindeer Tour

Meet the farm’s cherished herd of reindeer up close and learn about their Arctic adaptations and gentle nature.

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Animal Interactions

Engage with curious wallabies, playful goats, and chatty cockatoos in guided hands-on settings perfect for younger guests.

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Zookeeper Program

Get behind-the-scenes insights into daily care, feed schedules, and our dedicated team working hands-on with exotic rescues.

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Rules of the Park

For the health and safety of our animals you may NOT bring the following items into the park:

Bags of any kind (diaper bags, backpacks, purses, etc)
Gloves
Food
Plastic
Any Loose Items
Pets or Service Animals
Other unlisted items may be denied entry if it causes safety concern for our deer

No running, chasing, riding, sitting, or taunting or grabbing the deer.
The food for purchase is only for the deer.
You must stay on the paved path at all times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make a reservation or purchase admission tickets online?

General admission is only sold in-person. However, add-on experiences are best to book in advance online.

Is the deer farm wheelchair accessible?

The deer park area is wheelchair accessible and has a paved walkway around the entirety of it. The reindeer tours and animal interactions are not wheelchair accessible at this time.

What should I wear?

We recommend that you do not wear your best clothes. Our animals are very curious and have a habit of chewing on people’s clothes.

What types of animals do you have?

The main herd of deer consists of fallow deer and a handful of sika deer. Around the park we have a bison, a camel, reindeer, zebus, wallabies, coatimundis, mini horses, donkeys, zonkeys, alpacas, Patagonian Maras, goats and pigs.

What If I am afraid of the animals?

Rest assured you can still come, we want everyone to have a great experience. There are always workers out with the deer to assist guests. Additionally, we suggest that guests with a fear of animals do not purchase deer feed as the deer will leave you alone if you do not have food.

What is the best time to visit the deer farm?

You will be able to have an up close experience with deer at any point of the day. However, the deer tend to be more outgoing in the morning and more relaxed in the afternoon.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, cameras are encouraged. Please just be prepared to leave the camera bag in the car or holding area.

How much time should we plan for our visit?

You’re welcome to walk around our park as long as you’d like, and as many times as you’d like! Plan to come at least an hour before closing so you don’t have to rush, but your ticket is good all day. You are welcome to stay all day or leave and come back before we close.

Are service animals able to participate or enter the area?

No service animals. In accordance with Arizona Law, “a zoo or wild animal park may prohibit a service animal, including a dog guide or service dog from any area of the zoo or wild animal park where service animals may come into direct contact with animals contained in the zoo or wild animal park”. The law also states that “it is not discriminatory to exclude a service animal from a public place if one or more of the following apply:

The animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others.
The animal fundamentally alters the nature of the public place, goods, services or activities provided.”

Pair Your Visit With a Northern Arizona Adventure

There’s plenty to explore before or after your time at the Deer Farm! Located just outside Williams along historic Route 66, we’re an easy addition to a day of exploring Northern Arizona. Whether you’re headed to the Grand Canyon, spending time in Williams, or visiting Flagstaff, make the Deer Farm one of the memorable stops along the way.

Grand Canyon

Headed to the South Rim? Add a little hands-on animal fun to your Northern Arizona adventure. Spend some time with us before heading north to take in one of the most incredible natural wonders in the world.

Williams & Historic Route 66

Make a day of it! After visiting the animals, head into Williams to explore historic Route 66, grab a bite to eat, browse the shops, and enjoy the small-town charm of one of Northern Arizona’s favorite stops.

Grand Canyon Railway

Planning a ride on the Grand Canyon Railway? Make the Deer Farm part of your Williams getaway. Come see us while you’re staying in the area and add an up-close animal experience to your Grand Canyon adventure.

Flagstaff

If you’re staying in Flagstaff, the Deer Farm makes an easy addition to your Northern Arizona itinerary. Trade the city for the pines, meet the animals, and enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience before continuing your adventure.