Haustierhof Reutemühle, Animal park in Überlingen, Germany

Haustierhof Reutemühle is a farm with a public zoo in Überlingen-Bambergen, north of Überlingen on the road toward Bad Saulgau. The entrance area holds the stables and enclosures plus the Kellerschenke inn; behind it, a circular path passes outdoor enclosures with play equipment for children. The farm keeps suckler cows, pension horses and sheep on about 50 hectares of grassland and orchard meadows.

The site was first documented in 1280 and served for centuries as a grain and oil mill; around 1900 it became a grain mill with sideline farming. The animal park opened in 1994 and has been enlarged since. The farm is entered in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest collection of endangered breeds.

The farm's name comes from its past as a grain and oil mill, and the Kellerschenke tavern now occupies part of the old stable buildings at the entrance. In the warmer months, folk musicians play on the Musikantenbühne stage, mostly guest appearances by well-known performers. Pony rides and supervised feeding of the animals are regular offers.

The entrance area holds the stables, the animal enclosures and the Kellerschenke inn; behind them a circular path leads past the outdoor enclosures, with play equipment set along the way for children. The farm lies north of Überlingen on the road toward Bad Saulgau, in the Bambergen district. Pony riding and feeding by visitors are regular offers.

The farm is listed in the Guinness Book of Records for the largest collection of endangered livestock breeds, and its roughly 50 hectares of grassland and orchard meadows are still farmed, with suckler cows, sheep and livery horses. The animal park opened in 1994.