4/5 Alli R. 2 years ago on Google
Went
on
a
Sunday
afternoon
and
it
was
so
peaceful.
Most
of
the
animals
were
out
or
laying
within
view.
The
bathrooms
were
clean.
The
habitats
were
clean.
A
few
other
people/
families
but
not
over
crowded.
Location:
near
the
mall
area
but
easy
to
get
to
using
GPS.
Environment:
clean,
no
foul
smells.
Walkways
were
clear.
The
routes
had
labeled
signs
for
restrooms,
animal
locations,
and
exits.
The
entire
place
is
fairly
shaded
and
comfortable.
The
animals
seemed
calm
and
relaxed-
napping,
sitting
and
looking
around,
or
playing
with
each
other.
Pricing:
about
$7
for
adults.
Animals:
lions,
leopards,
mountain
lion,
fennec
fox,
wolves,
2
types
of
bears,
eagles,
owl,
many
monkeys,
many
birds,
peacocks
that
roam
the
park,
anteater,
deer,
koi
fish,
alligators,
turtles,
ducks,
flamingos,
sloth,
otters,
raccoons,
hogs,
capybara,
tapir,
porcupine,
tri-colored
squirrel,
kangaroo,
iguana,
snakes,
frogs,
and
many
many
more.
Animals
are
listed
on
their
website.
They
do
not
have
elephants,
zebra,
hippos,
rhinos,
or
giraffes
as
of
12.14.2021;
they
did
not
have
tigers
when
we
went.
Unfortunately
their
white
and
orange
tigers
passed
away
in
2021.
They
may
get
other
tigers
eventually,
but
for
now
there
is
a
memorial
for
their
long-term
tigers
at
the
tiger
area.
Staff:
didn't
talk
to
any
other
than
the
person
at
the
ticket
counter.
They
seem
nice
and
attentive
to
the
animals.
The
Train
conductor
was
friendly.
Other:
they
do
have
some
on-going
projects
as
of
Dec
2021.
We
saw
that
they
are
preparing
to
install
a
parakeet
exhibit
near
the
kangaroos
(towards
the
end
of
the
park).
Overall,
it's
worth
a
visit.
It's
pretty
affordable
and
there
are
plenty
of
animals
to
see.
It
took
us
about
2-3
hours
to
casually
walk
through,
take
photos
and
take
our
time
with
each
animal.
It
was
a
relaxing
visit
and
we
will
for
sure
return!