Rose Bridge Farm

Rose Bridge Farm & Sanctuary is a one-of-a-kind rescue farm and animal haven nestled on a beautiful 13-acre gated estate at 1314 North Limekiln Pike in Maple Glen, Pennsylvania. With roots stretching back to the 1700s, the property has been home to horses for over 300 years and is distinguished by its iconic stone bridges, lush rose gardens, and sweeping green pastures earning it a reputation as a hidden piece of paradise just minutes from Philadelphia. At its heart, Rose Bridge Farm is a working animal rescue dedicated to giving surrendered and rescued farm animals a second chance at life. The sanctuary is home to a wonderful variety of animals including goats, pigs, sheep, horses, donkeys, alpacas, camels, cattle, chickens, and adoptable kittens. Visitors can bottle-feed baby goats, cuddle with gentle animals, meet the resident cats in the charming on-site Kitten Café, or simply stroll the gorgeous grounds and soak in the farm's fairytale atmosphere. Beyond animal encounters, Rose Bridge Farm offers a rich calendar of hands-on experiences for all ages — from guided farm animal husbandry tours and goat hikes to creative workshops in soap making, candle making, wreath crafting, and more. Seasonal farm festivals bring the whole family together for crafts, gardening, and baby animal snuggles. With a small gift shop on-site and a mission rooted in compassion, education, and community, Rose Bridge Farm & Sanctuary is a truly memorable destination for families, couples, and animal lovers of all kinds.