Rose Bridge Farm

Rose Bridge Farm A sanctuary and working farm in Dresher, PA dedicated to rescuing and rehoming farm animals in need. It has been a home to horses for over 300 years.
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It's a place where people can connect with animals and experience the joy of farm life. We offer animal experiences, craft workshops and private events. Rose Bridge Farm has been a been a beautiful part of the local region since the 1700's. It offers both the estate appeal with its beautiful stone bridges, stone work and famous rose gardens, as well and the farm appeal with green pastures full of

horses and farm animals. We take great pride in our heritage and history and are proud to offer the farm to others to enjoy. Come with your family and friends for a private visit on a beautiful gated estate/farm full of many unique and fun experiences to enjoy! Rose Bridge Farm is a private 13 acre estate/farm located in Dresher Pa, minutes from the turnpike, 309 and Philadelphia
Everyone will enjoy walking around the beautiful property meeting all the fun animals, riding a horse, and admiring the rose gardens set in a farm and fairytale setting. Activities available:
Animal Husbandry Sessions with Bottle Feeding and Snuggle time.
-Meet, play with, and learn about the animal
-Enjoy a photo shoot to cherish the memories forever
-Enjoy walking the beautiful grounds

06/03/2026

How cute is that!! Scale of 1-10 ❤️🐐

Sign up today to feed these adorable babies during the farm festival

Come experience an amazing time cuddling baby goats and other fun animal activities!!

Other activities to sign up for include

Farm animal husbandry: is a hour long tour interacting with all animals on the farm.

Farm Festival: is 2 hours of spending quality time cuddling baby goats, baby cows, lambs, kittens, piglets, meeting camels, horses donkeys, enjoying outdoor fire and crafting in the beautiful loft with complimentary beverages.

Cow cuddling

Goat hiking

Vertical succulent wall make and take craft

🎉Kitten cuddling is back! 🎉You can now sign up on our website for a kitten cuddling session with these cuties. Link in B...
06/03/2026

🎉Kitten cuddling is back! 🎉
You can now sign up on our website for a kitten cuddling session with these cuties. Link in Bio.

But wait, there is more! They still need names, make a suggestion in the comments. We will choose names tomorrow from the suggestions.

📍Dresher, PA

Dolly and the goats went on a field trip last week to high school! 🎓Everyone had so much fun but Dolly definately is the...
06/02/2026

Dolly and the goats went on a field trip last week to high school! 🎓
Everyone had so much fun but Dolly definately is the kid who would sleep through class.

Vote for your favorite names by liking the comments. Voting ends tomorrow (Tuesday June 2nd at 5pm).We will do our best ...
06/01/2026

Vote for your favorite names by liking the comments. Voting ends tomorrow (Tuesday June 2nd at 5pm).
We will do our best to choose from the top names.

05/31/2026

Sweet dreams from the kids 😴 ❤️

📣We need your suggestions! We have five new goats who need names. If you were to bestow ⚔️a name on a goat, what would i...
05/30/2026

📣We need your suggestions! We have five new goats who need names. If you were to bestow ⚔️a name on a goat, what would it be? Bonus which goat (bandana color) deserves that name the most?

Shout out to our high school community study student students from Upper Dublin high school, Ryleigh and Maddie who took the photos!

📣Spots are still open for tonight's workshop! Join us at 6:30 to make your own 🧚‍♂️fairy lantern.🧚‍♀️ We all need some m...
05/29/2026

📣Spots are still open for tonight's workshop! Join us at 6:30 to make your own 🧚‍♂️fairy lantern.🧚‍♀️ We all need some magic now and then.

We also have openings for our other workshops this weekend.

🪻Bulbs and pot decorating Saturday @ 10am. Bring some green 🌿into your life.

🧈Body butter and oil Sunday at 10am. For all your self care needs.

We also still have spaces for snuggles sessions and animal husbandry tours.

See you this weekend
📍Dresher, PA

05/29/2026

Happy Fun Fact Friday!

Today let's lwarn about the origin of the chicken. No, this is not the discussion of the chicken or the egg, though evolutionarily it would be the egg. Lets talk about where in the world the chicken came from.

Chickens, (Gallus gallus domesticus) are believed to have been domesticated 7,000-10,000 years ago in Southeast Asia and Oceania.

How do we know?
Modern chicken breeds actually have multiple origins as they are believed to be the result of hybridization (when two different species, not breeds, mate and produce offspring) of two or more bird species.

Who did we domesticate?
The main bird species that resulted in the bird species we call chickens was the Southeast Asian Red Junglefowl (gallus gallus). So chickens came from Southeast Asia however, based on a few characteristics chickens have but the Red Junglefowl does not and some DNA analysis, scientists believe the chicken hybridized with Grey Junglefowl (Gallus sonnaratii) of India. A few other hybridization events likely occured with other Gallus species.

Bonus: the name gallus is from the latin word gallus which translates to rooster. So the scientific name of chickens means 'rooster rooster domesticated'.

Address

1314 North Limekiln Pike
Maple Glen, PA
19025

Telephone

+12152099561

Website

https://linktr.ee/rosebridgefarmandsanctuary

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