You’ll Never Forget A Visit To Cristo Rey Ranch, A One-Of-A-Kind Farm Filled With Goats In Wisconsin

Cristo Rey Ranch is beyond special. Aside from being home to over 300 animals, the ranch is run by nuns from the Congregation of Sister Servants of Christ the King. The ranch also provides a respite program for at-risk children in the community. Another core program brings animals to visit seniors in respite homes.

Visitors planning to come to Cristo Rey Ranch can take part in a group tour and play with the animals at the petting zoo. There's also a garden, gift shop, and café to check out too.

Cristo Rey Ranch's address is N8114 County Road WW - Mount Calvary, WI 53057. There are about 1,000 residents in this small community.

These adorable baby goats will greet you with a smile.

Cristo Rey Ranch is a great day trip for children of all ages.

Hanging out with the goats is a highlight for guests.

The Sisters have been based in the community since 1949.

Running a ranch is a busy and a rewarding job for the nuns. Daily tasks include feeding the baby goats.

Along with goats, the ranch is home to horses, rabbits, donkeys, llamas, an emu, and other farm animals.

Happy volunteers with a lovable rabbit. Check out their site to learn more about volunteer opportunities.

Another highlight for children visiting the ranch is taking a ride around the ranch.

Aside from offering group tours and a petting zoo, the Sisters running the ranch provide programs for children and teens to build their confidence and to work on developmental issues.

The animals look forward to seeing you soon!

Cristo Rey Ranch is just over an hour away from Milwaukee or Madison, Wisconsin, and is a great day trip destination. To learn more about visiting Cristo Rey Ranch, check out their website for information about tours and hours.