Land of Little Horses was a performing animal theme park on a 100-acre property in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, that delighted families for 54 years before permanently closing when its owners retired. During its operation, the park was celebrated for its live performances featuring miniature Falabella horses, a beloved petting zoo with goats, llamas, and birds, trail rides on full-size horses, and educational programs that offered insight into animal care. Founded after its owners discovered the tiny Argentine Falabella breed, the attraction became a signature family destination near the famous Gettysburg battlefield. Though the park has since closed, it remains a fondly remembered part of south-central Pennsylvania's family tourism landscape.
