💬 What Parents Say

• 💡Pay extra to enter the goat enclosure for a more interactive experience, but don't bring food inside as the goats will swarm you. This upgrade is worth the cost according to visitors who spent 3+ hours enjoying hands-on interactions.
• 🕐Visit on cooler days (fall/winter/spring rather than summer) as animals may show signs of heat stress and there is minimal shade for visitors. One reviewer noted animals looked hot on a 78-degree day.
• 💡Plan for 2-3 hours of activities including petting zoo, mini golf, pony rides, bounce houses, and hay rides. Budget additional $10-12 per child for special animal encounters beyond the base admission, which includes one small cup of animal pellets.
• 💡Consider purchasing a VIP annual pass if you live in the area, as it allows play all year with no additional visits needed. Base admission is $41 for two young children plus one adult, but extra activities add up quickly.
• 💡Bring young children on Saturday or Sunday when special events are scheduled, and note that hand-washing stations are available throughout. Staff supervision in animal areas could be improved, so actively supervise children, especially in the goat enclosure where they could be knocked over.

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