This is a free museum but donations help. The snakes were amazing, my favorite were the vipers. Its easy to forget how many types of rattle snakes there are until you walk through. The outside might not be much to look at but it's a great place to stop and take a look around

Wide variety of snakes from all over the world to see. Including a large assortment of rattlesnakes from all over. They also have an amazing Galapagos Tortoise, gators, other tortoises, and friendly and informative owners. No charge...donation based. Please donate like we did though it ensures the reptiles are cared for well. It's worth it!

Love this place with a passion, and the kids always do as well!! You get to learn about so many different venomous reptiles, and others animals. It’s free, so please leave a donation, that way, it can stay free, and can spread the knowledge!!! Go for an adventure and see what you can learn.

This place is amazing and the staff is very friendly. There is so many different critters there and even a coyote! This a very cool place so you must check it out and entry fee is donation.

I am so glad I went to this museum today, so many neat reptiles and even a cute little coyote named Jersey that runs around! The staff was very informative and so nice, had such a great experience and will be going back! It is free and they do accept donations.

Great surprise! A variety of reptiles, many venomous and exotic. The enclosures are humane and well arranged, and overall clean and easy to view. It's a small but pleasant, close to home zoo like treat! Free, but accepts donations (bring cash) and has a selection of t-shirts and knickknacks for sale.

It was 103 degrees on a July afternoon, but this was still the coolest little FREE hidden gem in town! We loved it! The boys were completely captivated by the variety of different snakes. It helps to see them in person when trying to identify who’s who. Quite of few that usually aren’t displayed elsewhere. Even tortoises, and alligators! This guy is trying hard, but needs more donations to get more creature comforts.

Interesting little place. Admission is free but they do except donations. Was not expecting to see turtles, crocodiles, alligators, etc. Take the kiddos to see all of the interesting animals.

My son and I really enjoyed our visit! There were actually a variety of venomous snakes, alligators, Oklahoma tarantuala, and a large, beautiful tortoise named Mutley. This museum is truly a hidden gem and I would highly recommend!! What an amazing and educational experience.

Super cool place! Tons of animal, well kept enclosures, and friendly staff. They also had a very polite dog lol

Great collection of several species of venomous snakes. They also have crocodiles and tortoises. Definitely going back for another visit!

We had some time in between some kids games in the area and I visited with my 10 year old. We both loved it! Alligator, crocodiles, turtles, Galapagos tortoise, a ton of venomous snakes, monitor lizards, venomous lizards, and more. We were able to see them remove a cobra from a habitat to do some cleaning, feed a mamba, feed another cobra, and feed the 450lb tortoise. It’s free! One of the ladies that works there was able to give us tour through the facility and answer all of our questions! I did donate, but there was no obligation to do so. We spent about an hour there, I’d plan on 30-60 minutes, depending on your interest and if they’re able to do feedings.