Zoo

Lovely walk around the animal exhibits mixed with beautiful garden beds , cool experience- very affordable- would return!

Had a great time here! Great variety of animals to look at, there are live feedings scheduled throughout the day and hourly theatre shows where you can touch some of their animals. Son was so happy to touch a snake!Spent about an hour here. Place is clean, staff are friendly and it’s much easier to view the animals than at the zoo.

Our 3 year old had so much fun looking at all the animals and getting to feed them. Yes the animals are kept in captivity some in smaller spaces then others but as far as zoos go this has been one of the better ones I've seen. The staff were nice and the animals looked taken care of.

The insectarium is lovely! There is a lot of information about how insects experience the world, including a camera that shows how insects with compound eyes would see you!The insect and butterfly/moth room was amazing, I have ALWAYS wanted to see leaf-cutter ants. I could have stayed all day watching them take little bits of leaf off a plant, fall, and make a trip back with the plant bit. They were adorable!

Excellent Day With Kids. Waterpark is great, viewing animals from the car and being able to feed and touch them is a priceless experience for young ones.

The rhinos were kept in the outer encloser. It was written on a sign in front of the Pavillion. We walked a little bit towards west and found both of them. They seemed very relaxed taking a bath. The pavilion seemed large enough for a few families to view them without getting too close.

Amazing place for gymnastics and just overall fun. And on winter they also have some slacklining which is really awesome! Definitely recommend it!

Makes you feel like your on an Island

Went with big brother big sister's as I volunteer there. They have food, lots of animals and are currently doing renovations on the park. I have been going there since a little child and i really do like it there. The only thing I wished I saw was a larger enclosure for the bears.They have a map that you can use to help you get around. Lots of different building to enter to see different kinds of animals. Interactions with devices to learn about animals in one of the buildings too!I would definitely recommend at least dedicating 2 hours to see everything (min).

Been here other times over the years and always have enjoyed visiting the farm, which is like a drive-thru zoo. The price has certainly went up over the years and you have to purchase their bread at $3 / loaf in addition to your entrance fee. The animals are such hams and fun to watch and feed. Lots of Yaks at the beginning and then some Llamas. They were pretty gentle, but very eager for a piece of bread. Then there was bears that are behind a fence area, but still where you can feed them. One was an absolute cutie and sat so patiently waiting for some bread. Then went around the lions, tiger's, wolves and coyotes all in a caged area. Then onto the section with the elk, some type of deer and Buffalo. We certainly enjoyed the tour and experience with the animals. Lots of smiles and laughs. Looking forward to bringing our grandkids here someday.