Pricing is $2,500 for up to 30 participants, but can vary for nonprofit organizations, youth groups, and school groups. Schedule a private tour for up to 30 participants! Great for school field trips, senior group tours, birthdays, clubs, youth groups, Pony Club outings, Girl Scouts, equine clubs or church groups! Bring a bag lunch and spread out a picnic blanket near the pagoda after the tour. Group Tours for Nonprofits, Schools and Senior Centers Please contact or call our office at 80 to schedule your tour. Private tours are scheduled by appointment only and subject to staff availability.
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The suggested minimum fee is $200 per person for private tours, with a minimum of four people or full payment for four people. For those who want a more vigorous hike or more time in quiet observation, custom tours are available by request. This can be a light walking tour to view the sanctuary and visit our ambassador horses along with some time to quietly view the herds in the hills. Spend 2-1/2 hours experiencing a vital link to our living history: America’s wild horses! Learn about the origins of the horse in America, how they shaped American cultures, what they face in the world today and what we are doing to preserve them.
Our most popular tour! Schedule your own private group tour at our Lompoc sanctuary, a combination of an informative Living History Sanctuary Tour with some time for sensitive herd observation. For off-season tour inquiries, please contact Tours Note: The prices listed below are for private tours and safaris during the months of April-August 2023. We look forward to making your visit a memorable and special event. Please contact us at for fees, scheduling, and other information. If your party would like to end the day with a light catered meal from a local restaurant, this can be arranged for an added fee.
They can be scheduled Monday-Saturday when there are no other scheduled events or activities at the ranch. Private tours and safaris are arranged on an individual basis. Spirit is not only a wonderful representation of the Kiger mustangs, he also serves to engage youth and adults alike worldwide to know about the existence, history and plight of America’s wild horses and burros. In April 2002, after the completion of the film, DreamWorks selected Return to Freedom’s Wild Horse Sanctuary to be Spirit’s new home, where he serves as a prominent ambassador. An Emmy Award-winning spinoff for small children, “Spirit: Riding Free,” has now run for eight seasons on Netflix. Spirit was selected by the animation directors because of his beautiful conformation, wide-set eyes, and thick, wavy, multi-colored mane and tail. Spirit was the muse and model for the artists and animators during the making of the 2002 DreamWorks animated feature film, “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron.” Animators needed to create realistic movement on screen, and needed to find a horse that embodied the characteristics and movements needed to tell the story of the wild mustang. This is an outdoor event, and we will be following any currently applicable CDC and Santa Barbara County Health Authority COVID-19 guidelines. Join us for the opening day to our 2023 program season and Spirit’s birthday! Celebrate with us at our sanctuary headquarters in Lompoc, Calif., with a Native American blessing of the horses and land beautiful items for sale in our store eclectic locavore food wine pourings from local wineries meet Spirit, the whole Return to Freedom team and get a personal photo with Spirit! A staff-guided walking tour of the sanctuary with some time for herd observation along the way will be included. Join us on Saturday, May 6th for the opening day to our 2023 program season and Spirit’s birthday! Please click on the date you would like to register for: A minimum of 10 participants is required to hold the program with a maximum of 25 per tour (unless arranging a group tour).
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Admission is free for children ages 5 and under. Suggested admission: $150 per adult $75 for youth ages 6-17. Healthy snacks, fruits and beverages provided.
Learn about the horse as a native species with its origins in North America, their dispersal throughout the world, and their return to their home continent as it is interwoven with our cultural heritage. Meet some of the mustangs who live here and represent a vital link to the history of the horse in North America. This is a staff-guided walking tour of the sanctuary with some time for quiet herd observation along the way. Join us for staff-led sanctuary tours at RTF’s Lompoc sanctuary headquarters.
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