Inc. An open-air Eisenbahn coach winds past Mirror Lake to Grant's Cabin, which was completed in 1856 and remains today as the only structure hand built by an American president. The fence across from the cabin was constructed from 2,563 rifle barrels as a Civil War memorial. Jenny Gehrky and Patty Jedrzejewski from Milwaukee enjoy a moment with a Clydesdale at Grant's Farm. The coach travels through The Deer Park where more than 100 species of bison, elk and antelope to zebras, llamas and ostriches can be seen. You can pet and hand feed some of the animals and attend the entertaining, educational shows featuring African elephants, parrot and birds of prey at the Tier Garten Amphitheater.
Admission is free.
Bring your camera and take home special memories. Grant's Farm is home to a breeding operation for the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales. The tour features an opportunity to see the Clydesdale sires, mares and foals up-close in their pastures next to the Clydesdale Stable. The nearby General's Store, with its extensive selection of Grant's Farm and Anheuser-Busch merchandise is always a popular stop. Grant's Farm will open April 7 through October.