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Your Memories, Their Future.

Experience Longneck Manor, nestled on over 100 acres in the beautiful hill country of Texas.

Give Back to Wildlife This Holiday Season with Longneck Manor

If you’re looking for meaningful ways to give back before the year ends, we’ve rounded up a list of impactful opportunities that directly benefit animals and conservation efforts worldwide.

Which Experience is Right for You?

Tour

Guided experience with close-up encounters and photo opportunities with our resident giraffes and rhinos

Villa

An unforgettable luxury villa with panoramic views of the rolling hills and overlooking the giraffe and rhino pasture.

Suite

A unique luxurious overnight accommodation (inside the giraffe barn)

What Guests are Saying

The Animals of Longneck Manor

The goal of Longneck Manor is to provide a fun personal experience while helping to save animals in the wild. We do this by combining the best elements of a good zoo with that of a good conservation organization. So you get to meet some real live conservation ambassadors (both four and two legged species) as well as contribute to a non-profit (tax deductible) conservation fund that works directly with proven conservation heroes.

Longneck Manor is the home to a “Crash” of three rhinos (Fred, Barney and Justin) as well as a “Tower” of giraffes (Kafele, Betty, Tana,  Kili and Indy).
Our animal ambassadors help guests connect with animals in the wild and help conservation efforts with our partner organizations.

The Latest

Barongi Blog

Drifter – First Ambassador

Meet my pal Drifter, a four-year-old yellow Labrador retriever.   His pedigree name is Classic Hill Country Drifter but we call him the “Drift Man”...

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My Africa – “Born Free”

Fact:  I have Visited Africa Over 50 Times, but my First Trip Changed my Life    Africa…. This wild and mysterious continent with its amazing creatures...

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Why I like Rhinos

Rhino Fact:  There are five living species of rhinos (two African and three Asian), their combined populations in the wild being about 30,000 animals.  If rhinos...

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Climbing Kili

by Bill Konstant Our wake-up call came at 11:00 pm on October 20th. That’s right, late that night, not the next morning. Rick and I...

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We have BIG NEWS!

???????? We have BIG NEWS! Coming this summer, a new Welcome Center and four cottages – each with a stunning view of our giraffes and...

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