Hickory Hollow Farm

Hey friends! It has been brought to our attention that a former acquaintance has recently expressed some alarming opinions of us on her personal page regarding a situation that took place ten years ago. While we won’t share the specifics, we just want to set the record straight. Hickory Hollow’s only involvement was facilitating a home for one of our wranglers to keep a rescued horse. We were not part of the rescue process, nor were we a part of any words being exchanged between the original owner or rescuer. We take the care and health of our horses VERY seriously and, despite the misguided opinions of this individual, our only involvement was offering a safe place for the animal to land. It’s a shame that, ten years later, our name is being dragged for something we had no parts of, especially so close to the holiday.

We wish all who celebrate a blessed Easter with your families.

We look forward to seeing you all out on the trails!

HEAR YE, HEAR YE!! Our tour season is (almost) HERE!!!

We will resume tours and rides on Thursday, April 2. BUT, that date is already sold out, so your first chance to join us is Saturday, April 4. As our operating season commences, a few reminders:

* Tours and rides are offered on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays only.
* Scheduled tours and rides can be booked on our website: https://www.hickoryhollowfarm.com/
* Shorter and longer rides or tours can be booked on regular operating days by calling: 717-253-6300.
* We will be CLOSED on Saturday, July 11 and Sunday, July 12
* Our tours and rides depart from McMillan Woods campground on the Gettysburg Battlefield, not our farm. Directions can be found here: https://www.hickoryhollowfarm.com/directions-html

More information can be found on our website. We can't wait to see you all out on the trails for our 2026 season!

“If we had no winter, the spring would not be so pleasant”. - Anne Bradstreet

And thus ends our 2025 trail riding season! We want to send a tremendous thank you to all of our guests, or amazing wranglers, and our hard working horses (and our mascot, Raven) for another successful season. We truly couldn’t do this without all of you.

We also want to wish a VERY happy and well deserved retirement to our wrangler horse, Sammy! Sammy has lead our tours for over 10 years and will now spend his days ruling to barn. Thanks for always taking such good care of our customers, wranglers and the little ones, Sammy! Enjoy your retirement.

We wish you all a safe and happy winter, and look forward to seeing you in the Spring!

Happy Trails!