Bayou Wildlife Zoo

A very interesting place and the kids on our tram had the best time. From 1 year to probably 13, were laughing and truly enjoying the rush with wildlife (lol). Great setup, close encounters for feeding and petting on the tram ride. The petring zoo was a little small but the animals were all touchable and it was a good set up. A nice time.

We took my two year old daughter, she loved everything, from the petting zoo, to being able to fee animals. Very nice staff, you can tell the animals are healthy and taken care of. The train ride was a lot of fun! Beware of the ostrichs they love to be fed! Lol! We will definitely be going again.

So I took my girl here for her birthday, as she loves lil piglets and goats. If you never been, it's a wildlife trail ride. At the front post you can buy bowls of feed during the trail ride. They also have an area around the guest store, Where you can see giraffes , lemurs and other animals. And a section where you can go inside and pet and brush the goats. Tim did a good job as our host on the trail ride. I would love to come back and bring my stepdaughter.

Wonderful place for a family event or party. I went for a buddies son's birthday and it was a great time for all. I like that most all of the animals are free ranging and seem to be very happy. The hand feeding is a great experience as well. Recommend for all ages even a fun place for a date!

We love the tractor ride. The drivers are always entertaining and thr trip is always informative. Love being able to feed the animals and get up close. My baby loves this place so much!

We had so much fun on the ride feeding the wild animal. The weather in October was perfect for us to do outdoor activities like this. Our toddler boy and his friends had so much fun. We definitely will go back again.

I appreciated that the safari drive itself wasn’t too long or short. I went with my 9, 4 and 1.5 year old. All of them enjoyed themselves. Our driver Stephanie was awesome! She warned us about the ride being bumpy and counted down the “rollercoaster” parts for us. She was great! Overall, fun experience and weather was great. Will be back!

Recommended for children 3 and older. Wonderful outdoor wildlife zoo and tram ride. Nice, covered outdoor area for picnic (it's a little walk from parking to picnic area so we brought a wagon) and running around area for kids.

So much fun. We bought a yearly pass. My 4 and 5 year old wanted to do the train again, right after it ended... :) Loved seeing the giraffes up close too! We'll be back - maybe tomorrow :)

susan Coming from Cypress and paying full admission I was not told that the petting zoo closed at 2:00pm. I was told that our 1:00pm time for the tram could be a wait and it was 1 hour which was fine thinking I could get in the petting zoo until 4:00pm. The sign stated it closed at 4:00pm on Saturday and Sunday if different they should have stated that upon entering the park. It is Spring Break and I was told by an employee that they weren't ready for the crowd and they would do better next time. Wrong answer for $67.00 we should have had the full experience.

I recently visited and I have to say, it was a huge disappointment. For the price we paid, I was expecting a much better experience. The zoo had very few animals on the property, which made it feel sparse and underwhelming. The tram ride was the only highlight, but at $160 for six people, it wasn't anywhere near worth the cost. On top of that, they charge you for feed, but you can't take it and can't give it away to someone who might not be able to afford any--you're forced to give back the leftovers (that you paid for) out at the end so they can resell it to the next person. There's no signage or anything on their website that says you can't take feed off property. Just the rules they make up on the spot. If there were animals there to feed I wouldn't have any feed left. It felt like a rip-off all around. I won't be returning and wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a quality zoo experience.

I fainted and dropped to the ground and workers ignored me and walked by me till my mom had to ASK a lady to come and help her with me . But none of them asked to help or offer water or asked if I needed any medical assistance... employees suck and it felt prejudice. My mom asked for a refund since we didn't get on the train and we payed $50 for it and they said no ! I do not recommend this place it's hot the restrooms suck and the employees are unprofessional... They stood by and did nothing when someone needed medical assistance.

Great place to take the kiddos! They have a tram so you don't have to walk around. Buckets to feed the animals are $5

I was super excited to go feed some animals and that's exactly what I did. The staff was super friendly and nice. The place was huge I was not expecting it. The animals are free waking which was pretty cool. I'm glad they didn't walk up to the car. I would of been so nervous. The price was reasonable! Like your feeding animals and they need to be taken care of it's not cheap. The animals come right up to tram. My fiancé and I sat at the back which was cool watching the animals run to the tram because it they know they are getting food. The lady that was driving was awesome she explained all the animals very well and took her time. She made sure everyone got to feed the animals that came up. I will definitely come back and bring my family and friends with me!

This place has certainly changed for the better since the new owners took over. Unfortunately, the only real attraction is the train ride through the safari. And that is a very long wait. Not a whole lot to do while you wait. Ince we got on the ride, it was fun. The petting zoo has very few animals to pet. They have a small gift shop with some snacks and there was a snow cone truck.

This was pretty fun! There is a tram ride that lasts 30-40 minutes and is narrated by a guide. There is also a tiny petting zoo (with little pigs and goats that you can pet). I recommend allotting extra time for your visit because it can get busy to where you'll have to wait your turn for your tram ride. But there are places for you to sit around and relax or animals to look at, while you're waiting. We arrived about 15 min before they opened at 10am and our tram ride (the first one of the day) wasn't until around 10:40 due to an emergency with one of the animals. It's a good idea to bring food and have a picnic here! There are picnic tables (some of which have partial shade or a cover) and lounge chairs that you can sit on to relax and watch some of the animals -- and eat if you brought food. I recommend buying 1-3 bowls of food to feed the animals on the tram ride. Careful though- one of the ostriches snatched the bowl from my hand and scratched my finger in the process, even though I followed the operator's directions on how to hold the bowl to protect your fingers. Not the operators' fault - animals are animals! But keep this in mind if you have kids who want to hold the bowl themselves. Probably would be safest to have some work gloves or gardening gloves to protect the kiddos' hands.

Awful. Poorly run business. I was not advised that it's significantly bumpy and not recommended for pregnant women to ride until after admittance. I explained this and asked for a refund for myself only. I did not even ask for refund for the feed purchased for myself since my family could just use the extras. My family of 5 would not have attended at all had they informed us of this prior to purchasing admittance. The information necessary to make that decision prior to providing payment would have been the right thing to do. I am pregnant and would never risk the health or safety of my unborn child. Also, be aware that they are not forth coming in wait times. My family waited 45 minutes longer than the original 1 hour we were told the wait would be. Extremely poor ethics and lack of family values. Highly recommended you look else where for an enjoyable family activity.

We were in town to pick strawberries @ Frobergs, and decided to come by and let the kids enjoy a petting zoo and see a few animals. NOTE : This safari does not allow you to drive yourself, so they require you ride a tram. Unfortunately, the wait in between trams was over an hour. Their petting zoo was not opened (midday Saturday) and the only animals "out and about" were 2 deer pacing their own. It's not exactly kid friendly either. The entire barn area has signs everywhere for kids "not to touch"...it is as more of a pain chasing your kids while waiting for the tram. Once you get on the tram, you'll see a lot of white tail (most won't get near the tram) and that's about it. If you're looking for an excellent safari, try the one in college station. It's worth the drive, the cost, and you can drive yourself/time yourself. Bayou is $25 per adult, and $15 per child, and the kids didn't get anywhere near an animal. Pass. The owner responded to the review above, so thought I'd respond to her response. We were there for over 2 hrs, never once was the petting zoo open. We walked back over to check. The signs for the children inside the barn are for their fingers? There are no animals even close enough to touch inside. The white tail was just that. We have land, we aren't dense. And the gentleman driving said as much, NUMEROUS times. Maybe the other "special breeds" were napping? Simply posting the experience we had, for parents with young children that might prefer a better safari elsewhere. Thanks!

This is the perfect place to visit if you want interaction with various wildlife animals! The animals aren't aggressive and they will allow you to pet most of them. Some are not suggested for petting, but they have an entire petting zoo perfect for little ones. They have chickens, sheep, deer, and little piglets inside the petting area. There is a trailer ride that takes you around the zoo and makes various stops for feeding. It doesn't take very long to explore the property, but no time limit at the petting zoo! Great experience for young and old.

Taken grandson . He had a blast . Mr.Tim did a great job . Fed animals up close and personal . Rode the tram . It was hot for July 3rd . Didn't matter had a blast and a cold snow cone near entrance

I'm glad the students had fun but this place is run terribly. Awful place for our Kindergarten field trip. We took our Kindergarten class here on a field trip with the intentions of showing up, having a nice picnic, going on a tram ride and visiting the petting zoo. Upon arrival we were told we could not get out of our bus for 30 minutes, the tram ride would be immediate, and they can't eat yet. This is sixty 5 or 6 year olds with 30 parent chaperones on an almost 90 degree hot day. Students are already sweating and not feeling well due to the heat. We were told 10 parents per class could come. Upon arrival, only 2 parents per class could ride the tram. Even when they paid full price. So separating students from parents. So 30 parents who paid the entry fee were only allowed to sit with the kids while they eat and no petting zoo. Absolutely no care for customers and we're incredibly rude, made us wait in our bus until 11 even though we agreed we would show up at 10. This tells me they don't care about getting anymore business. This was all staff, including manager.

We came here to try it out , it was an okay place but not worth the price $22 for adult and $12 for child . They don't have many animals mainly deers and ostrich . They drive you in a trailer/ bus . So you go within their time . Also not many animals to see and it was about 30 minutes to go thru put the whole park.

I finally made it out to this place after having it bookmarked for a year and thought it was really neat! Their website seems to be down a lot so I called for the pricing. Adults are $20 and kids ages 2 and up are $10. Under twos are free. The kid's ticket includes a pony ride if your child is under 90 lb. All tickets include a trailer ride around the zoo. Feed buckets are $2.50 if you want to give any animals a snack. The zoo itself is very easy to find. It's right off of Hwy 6 and super close to Froberg's Farm, another bonus! Upon arriving, you pay at a ticket booth and then proceed over a cattle guard to the "zoo." There are animals running wild all over the place as you try to get to the parking lot. It is a real hoot trying to get there while playing Frogger with ostriches, llamas, deer, and water buffalo. So much fun and a real experience! The zoo itself is small and took us about 1.5 hours to explore. We saw lots of neat things, like an emu sitting on its beautiful jade green eggs (58 days of this!), some deer locking antlers, giraffes, a zonkey, and javelinas, too! There are free roaming animals everywhere and they are very used to human interaction. The deer are gentle and will allow you to pet them. There's also a 1,000 lb alligator there in its own pen. My toddler loved riding Tommy, a 12 year old gentle pony, and everyone else who works there is nice and great with kids. Bathrooms were decent. Cash only and no concessions. Plan accordingly!

Disappointing trip. We have been visiting the Bayou Wildlife zoo for over 14 years and this was my first time to be totally disappointed. We were asked if we wanted food to feed the animals and we bought some, however the trip was so rushed that even when animals were coming up to the trolly, we rushed right past many of them. The driver "Crazy Mike" mentioned that we should come earlier next time (we arrived at 2:30pm) to see more animals but we saw plenty, he just didn't pause long enough for them to make it to the cart before zipping off to ramble about some other animal he didn't stop for. The whole point of this place is to interact with the animals. We used to get to actually feed them. This time we had to dump over half of the food we PURCHASED at the end because we didn't get to stop to feed. It is absolutely not worth $90 dollars for three people to sit and listen to Crazy Mike ramble about animals we could only zip past. What a let down.

We decided to check out Bayou Wildlife Zoo for a fun, Covid safe activity. It's a bit off the beaten path but worth the drive. Admission includes a kid's zoo area and a tram ride around an 80 acre wildlife park. It's an additional $2.50 for a bag of feed for the animals. I recommend buying extras because feeding the wildlife is the highlight of a visit to the Bayou Wildlife Zoo. There's also a great area outside with games like giant connect 4 and picnic tables so you can bring a lunch with you and stay awhile.

I've had this place on my list for a while, and this afternoon seemed like the perfect time to check it out. I spent some time chatting with the staff, as well as one of the new owners, and was extremely impressed. I was scared of walking into a Tiger King situation, and it was anything but. First of all, it was the cleanest animal experience I've ever been to. The bathrooms were absolutely spotless and I overheard an employee saying it was time to clean the bathrooms again. The tram was sanitized between every group. Animal environments were very clean. Lots of hand sanitizing and hand washing stations. Staff members were friendly and seemed genuinely happy to be there. They continuously expressed that the safety and care of the animals was paramount. Our tram driver gave us a ton of information about the animals and the zoo and was awesome with the kids. The tram tour is definitely the highlight of the experience, especially as they are making improvements to the zoo and certain areas are closed/limited. The ride is bumpy. Don't take a water bottle that you have to hold onto, take something you can close and throw in your bag. The floor of the tram is open in a lot of parts, so you can't throw it on the floor, either. Just a tip! Parts of the tram tour are BUMPY. My heart was racing when we went down the hills. My four year old loved it though! The tour is a little over 30 minutes long and is very educational. Definitely get a bag of feed per person. You don't need more than that, though. The petting zoo part is limited right now due to covid, but you can still go in and observe. There was a staff member there to answer questions about the animals and monitor people. There is an area for bringing a picnic lunch and plenty of space to leave room between you & others. No water fountain, but drinks and other snacks available in the cute little gift shop. Definitely a fun little excursion out of the city. About 45 minutes from downtown. We went on a Thursday afternoon and there were maybe 20 other people there, but they said on the weekends there are hundreds. Looking forward to coming back and exploring some nearby local restaurants (take out, of course) too.

Oh my goodness. How have I never heard of this place in the past two years? My boyfriend happened to stumble upon this last time with his brother was visiting and when he showed me videos of an ostrich approaching their car waiting to be fed, I was jealous!!! I totally wanted to experience that and he had so much fun the first time that he happily went with me again. So, first thing's first: **THIS PLACE IS CASH-ONLY** They have no ATM machine and the closest one is a 4-minute drive away at Buc-ee's gas station. It costs $20 for each adult and $2.50 for each bucket of food plus tax. When you enter the pose you'll notice wild animals such as giraffes in the distance behind the fences. When you drive further in, you'll be welcome by the most friendly deer you'll ever encounter who innocently stick their heads in your window and start munching on the bucket of food. It was the most adorable and funny thing I've seen in a while and found it ridiculous thet I was ever scared in the first place. I found it amazing that all types of animals were cohabitating together! Deer, ostriches, swans, llamas and so much more. After landing a parking spot, we visited some other animals protected behind the fences and found a beautiful longhorn. I was blown away. There was a huge alligator sleeping by a small body of water. We walked further in to the barn area and saw more giraffes in their cage (we weren't allowed to feed them) and lots and lots of adorable goats!! When the team was ready to pick up our group, we sat on top of the Jeep at the front that had cushioned leather seats and got an awesome tour of the entire place by the driver. We would stop at times for the animals to approach our cars (if they felt like it--they were moody at times) and we'd have the opportunity to feed them. This was great for some kids who were in the tram with their parents but equally fun for adults too. The ostriches were hilarious in the way they grabbed their food with their mouths since they don't have teeth. There were also emus, zonkeys, more Longhorns, deer, and even a camel. A camel! There are many breeds of animals I saw that I didn't mention but it was beautiful to see these endangered species of animals from all over the world reserve a piece of Texas in the Bayou Wildlife Zoo. This is such a fun place to go on with kids, family, or even a daytime date. I'd totally come back!

Great place to go with family and to be close and personal with the animals. Wish it just a bit bigger but honestly it was wonderful and had a great time!

100% worth the trip for a fun and interactive day with the kids! The team ride was the best part of the trip, be sure to purchase a bucket of feed so you can see some of the animals up close!! Only thing is that the petting zoo operators weren't super friendly but that's okay, the animals were adorable!

We were trying to find something new and fun to do and we stumbled across this place. I was hesitant at first because it was during the wk of spring break and Im not a huge fan of crowds and long lines. We went around 2:30pm so the lines were thankfully not too long cause they start wrapping up the last tour around 4pm. The staff are really friendly and encouraged us to stay longer to feed the goats if we wanted to. Regardless of how old you are, you will LOVE the experience and entertainment they provide. They have a large variety of animals to see and feed during the tour. Unfortunately the week we went the petting zoo was closed. They mentioned a few days prior to our visit that they switch owners so they're in the process of renovating and making improvements. Overall, I could not ask for a better experience. Tip: Bring cash and make sure you get a brochure with your assigned number - for some reason we never got a brochure but luckily the other staff members were understanding.

This was so Much fun The jeep ride was amazing Best zoo I ever been too Can't wait to go back and go again

Fun place! Love that it's local. Staff is friendly, animals seem happy. Visiting again zoon!

I'm still laughing at the tram ride! We had a very good experience. We skipped the petting zoo due our fine choice of wearing sandals (smart right!) but while waiting on the tram ride for 20 mins. A cute little fuzzy Velvet antler deer decided he wanted to lick the sweet sweat off my arms instead of eating the food I had. The fact they don't take credit cards really sucks but overall it was pretty neat place.

We had a blast here today. The tram ride brought the animals right up to us. Never would I think I would have a bison eating out of my hands. The experience to see these animals up close is tremendous. The tram is basically a farm trailer being pulled by a Jeep and the path is a little bumpy but was a fun experience for our group including our 2 year old granddaughter.Lots of large animals throughout the bayou.

I can't believe that I'm doing that but I will have to put bad review for this wild life park we have used to come here for years but this time was horrible I guess they changed the place a little bit since the corona started when we signed in the price was very expensive compared to what we paid before they told us we have to sign up to wait for the tram we didn't realize that after three hours we would want to leave without even doing the tram ride I have a child with autism when I went to speak to the owner and they said they don't have any A commendation for children with autism. I realize that my daughter will not be able to wait longer and I wanted to leave but they did not want to give me back the money and I don't think it's fair to treat people this way if you know you have more than three hour wait for a tram you need to let people know before they pay!!! I'm very disappointed and I will not come back here again are used to bring big groups to this place that will not happen again!!! I am very very disappointed!!!

I was dreading coming here. Not because I thought it was going to be a bad experience, but because we were coming on a field trip with my pre-k class, and the idea of 40 4-year-olds surrounded by free-roaming animals was more than I wanted to deal with lol. HOWEVER, it was a great day! We got there around 10, and immediately ate lunch since the kids are used to eating early anyways. There are picnic tables by the barn, we sat down and the kids starting eating. WARNING: in case you missed it, there are free-roaming animals... most 4-year-olds don't like it when a deer walks up behind them and snatches their sandwich. We only had one that cried because she was scared, but she was fine. We got the deer away, and were able to grab her sandwich before the hungry critter got it. After that, we took a "train" ride and fed the animals. We did the petting zoo, and saw some other animals. We didn't have time for pony rides, but the kids had a blast. On the way back to school, we had a bus full of sleepy heads. It was a fun day! The only difficult part was that there aren't many bathrooms and we weren't the only school there. We just went in groups and it worked out.

Horrible owner. Left our 60 Kindergarten students crying because they closed the petting zoo on them, refused to refund our parents' money since they did not let them do anything, and their response was "if you don't like the rules don't come" . They made us leave before our designated time to leave.

Cash only! It's a small like little hole in the wall place with very funny, helpful and knowledgeable personnel. We did a safari which brings you around the park. They use older Jeeps and a trailer, so everything is very cozy. Definitely worth buying food and bring water in plastic bottles (to feed the camels). Not all animals come close to the Jeeps and take the food though. They also have Giraffes (not to feed), pony rides and an alligator which you can wake up kicking the fence lol (be careful though, you don't know where in the pond he is lol). This is for sure an alternative to the large zoos and we liked the safari the most. All their animals have names and regular visitors know all of them! Food and beverage supply on property is limited, make sure to bring your own. They have a picnic area.

Fun outdoor family friendly covid safe activity on a beautiful day wear your comfy walking shoes and get your steps in!

$20 per adult and $8 per child. Food $2.50 per bucket. You don't really need more than one since most animals aren't eating it. You pay at the entrance and drive in SLOWLY as right there, animals roam freely. 2 ostriches came up to my car and peered in. You drive further in and to the left to the small "lot." You must park head in. My daughter rode the horse first (free) then we looked at a few animals, hopped on the free tram & got a good 40-45 min tour of the facility. Animals do approach the open tram and the driver stops to allow you to feed or touch them. There's giraffes (caged) , alligators and kangaroos (both caged), gazelles, emus, ostriches, camels, zebras, mini horses, donkeys, cattles, deer, and there's a small petting zoo with goats and pigs. No food sold there but you can bring your picnic. We were there an hour and half then left.

Expensive, poorly maintained, sick looking animals. The staff were friendly, most of the animals looked good but that doesn't make up for the few that looked like they needed attention. The pony ride ponies looked like they were over due for a good trim, all of the ostriches were missing feathers, (including one that was nearly completely featherless), one of the goats in the "petting zoo" had a nasty gash that didn't look like it had been attended to. There was a barn in the back that was really run down but had some cattle and a zonky to look at. They also had some other animals in small pens that I couldn't see. They advertise that the entrance fees goes to help animals in the wild, maybe they should apply that money to their own animals and fencing instead. The giraffe looked bored!! They had two in a tiny space, smaller than our living room with nothing to do. The pony ride was super short, took them longer to load the kids, online says it's a 3 min ride, it's more like a 1 min ride. They wouldn't let me walk beside and hold my 16month old who has ridden before. Riders have to be 2yrs, they should state that on the website. It is fun to see and I think all the animals had shade and water but surely they can make some simple improvements that would go a long way. I won't be back or recommend it to anyone. I'll have to go check out aggieland drive thru next time.

They got my last review removed! But this one I will be plain ! Do not wait for money ! Do not waist your time ! The bathroom is very gross and hot ! That animals (the ones that are visible ) and nothing but everyday deer and I didn't see any zebras ! I'm sad that this place was such a waist of time money and energy! Still draining my energy because they keep taking down my review! Hope this helps on your choice to take your family here !

We LOVED this place! It was an amazing experience and my little one had a BLAST!!!! The animals get soo close! Better then a zoo and the animals roam free! I wish I could upload a video. Anyway take your little

Wow! Bayou Wildlife Zoo was amazing for my son's third birthday! It was VERY reasonable price. They have a designated time for birthday parties- so we pretty much had the entire zoo to ourselves for our little party. They give you enough space to spread out a bit. They have an agenda already planned for you. The staff was excellent too! Jennifer helped me keep the party rolling and Travis was SO knowledgeable about the animals and the park! All the animals seem to be well loved and kept. The kids had an amazing time and so did the adults! We will most definitely be back. Thank you, Bayou Wildlife Zoo!!

My granddaughter and I had a great time. We got to get up close and feed many of the animals. I love that they have some rescues. Can't wait to go back when it's cooler.

What started as a fun party ended with a very unpleasant experience with staff. Staff was extremely rude. A couple of people did not want to go on the tour and it was a back and forth to be able to sit at our tables. It was a timed event and the group had to be taken from our tables to wait 20 minutes by the jeeps. When they got back unfortunately we were out of time for our party. When asked if we could just sing happy birthday really quickly, we were told no, our whole party had to leave. If it was a super busy day I would understand the urgency for us to leave, but on a slow day when we're the only customers and there are 15 empty tables not including our tables there should not be rude staff kicking us out and telling us we need to leave urgently. It's sad to spend $700 to be met with a bad attitude.

Argo was our guide! He was so amazing and knew so much about the wildlife ! While waiting we got to play corn hole! Got to pet a miniature horse! And definitely stopped by the gift shop for a coozie and ice cream to cool off definitely will be going back one day

We go every summer. It keeps getting better each visit. Sabrina is an awesome tour guide. The camels are the best!!!!

Very fun place to take the family. Call early around when they first open when it's not so hot and not so packed. The petting zoo is so adorable. The tram drivers are funny and make the ride to the animals pretty pleasant. Would definitely go again

Fun place for all! Especially the kiddos. Spoiler alert! There are pretty cool animals here, such as zonkeys, rhino, llamas, bison and many more. You can get quite up close and feed them. The ride is pretty fun, as some spots are fast as you go downhill.

Took our granddaughter to Bayou Wildlife Park for the first time and we had so much fun. I was so amazed and impressed with all the different animals they actually had on the grounds! The tour guide ride was the ultimate favorite! We visited and bought souvenirs from the gift shop. I am in hope for more new customers and returned visits to this local community zoo for much more love and support to continue to thrive in our community. The kids will love it! It's so worth it! #supportlocal

It was fun however I was told for extra birthday guests it would be 10 per person, on the day of the party they tried to charge us and the BIRTHDAY BOY full price, then changed it to 15 per person. The schedule for the birthday party was backwards from 2-3 was supposed to be the celebration (singing happy birthday, open gifts, and what not). 3-4 was supposed to be for the tram ride and petting zoo. The woman was extremely rude at the end when I asked if we could sing happy birthday and open presents, and told us we were no longer allowed in the park after we spent well over 800 for the party in total. They had no other party or reservations after since they closed 30 mins after 4, not to mention tried to upcharge me when I was trying to pay for extra guests before the day of the party. The tram ride was shorter than on a regular day as well. And they were extremely rude to our party guests when they showed up 3 mins before 2pm. When my sister, niece, and mother waited with my 80year old grandma who couldn't ride the tram, it was a back and forth argument between the staff about how they "needed" to get on. One of the women overheard my husband explaining why they were kicking us out and decided to chime in with an attitude to try and have an argument. For paying over 800 for the birthday party my expectations were alot higher than they met. Was one of my favorite places to go and now I wouldn't recommend it to anyone

Place was alot of fun. But it didnt look like they take good care of some of the animals. I saw a miniature horse who's hooves desperately needed some attention. I also saw a ostrich who was so stressed he or she was plucking out its feathers

I had a great time here. they had a lot of animals , and I enjoyed the tram. They have nice staff and wonderfully service

Great spot for kids and adults alike! Good mix of animals (a ton of ostriches). Entry is a bit expensive, but the food to feed animals is only 2.50 per bucket. I also don't think you can replicate the closeness of getting to some of the animals at the zoo. Very unique experience! Bad side- no food / concessions, so bring what you need. Also note- cash only- they do not accept credit cards. Good afternoon fun for the family!

Fun place, lots of animals, people are very nice, Great birthday party spot! Can wait to go again kids loved it.

My friends and I went there this week and we were not disappointed, we were the only ones on our tour and felt like we were getting the royal treatment, we had the opportunity to get up close with all the animals and Cody the Deer kept close to us as we drive through the park. Thank you for an amazing experience and I cant wait to come back!!!