OPEN GATE FARM TOUR                                    
Sunday, October 18th, 2015
1:00-5:00pm

Join us on October 18th for a Petting Zoo, Bake Sale, Yard Sale, Donkey Cart Rides, Raffle and Live Music from Banned from the Ranch!

All donations towards Andrew & Bond Picador, Princess Pony, & Old Man Jacob.

The Gress Mountain Ranch is involved with the Lehigh County Cooperative Extension, and as part of The Open Gate Farm Tour, the ranch will be hosting this event.

The Gress Mountain Ranch is a sanctuary where abused and neglected animals are given life-long care to recover and thrive. In turn, the animals become therapy animals and have a job to help people learn to improve their self-worth, communication skills, and learn respect for all living beings.

Download the Open Gate Farm Tour 2015 PDF

For kids entering 3^rd,4^th,5^th,6^th,7^th,8^th ,9^th , 10^th grades

Enjoy a fun-filled week on a real working ranch! Activities include horsemanship, donkey cart rides, alpaca-felting, scavenger hunts and more! Learn the care and feeding of pigs, donkeys, goats, alpacas and horses. Shadow a real veterinarian and see his mobile vet clinic. Learn about responsible pet ownership and build your leadership skills. Daily themes include Team Work and The Spirit of Volunteerism. On the final day, we’ll celebrate with a lunch party and a day of games.

Registration is now open. Three weeks to choose from. Cost $200 per week. Sponsorships may be available for low-income families. Contact us for details.

June 22-26, 2015, 9 am to 2 pm

Contact Mia Bobenko for a registration package.
484-264-0404 | sassyhorse15@gmail.com

Put “Ranch Camp” in the subject line.

July 13-17, 2015, 9 am to 2 pm

Contact Mia Bobenko for a registration package.
484-264-0404| sassyhorse15@gmail.com

Put “Ranch Camp” in the subject line.

August 3-7, 2015, 9 am to 2 pm

Contact Kathryn Gress for a registration package.
610-398-2122 | GressRanch@gmail.com

Put “Ranch Camp” in the subject line.

The Gress Mountain Ranch is a sanctuary where abused and neglected animals are given life-long care to recover and thrive. In turn, the animals become therapy animals and have a big job to help people learn to improve their self-worth, communication skills, and learn respect for all livings beings.