Located on a section of old Route 66, the Deer Farm is 10 acres of absolute animal wonderland. Walk a path around our park to view wallabies, llamas, …
Maybe it was partially due to the time of year but we were disappointed. Yes, you can feed the deer but they are "aggressive" in that they will chew on your clothes and I'd be afraid to walk through …Full review by Relax42809867690
Sep 25, 2024
We are a family of 8, with only 1 child in the group. However, I think the adults had more fun here than the child!! What a great family place to visit and the gift shop is awesome!Full review by Beth R
Mar 29, 2024
I have to say this was a much better visit than one some years back. We’ve been here numerous times with both our children and more recently with grandkids. When we went in this time the gift shop w…Full review by Kahnster
I'm not a zealot or anything, but I am a big animal lover & just won't enjoy myself in a place where animals are clearly exhibiting signs of a poor quality of life in captivity. It's why I stopped visiting zoos a long time ago. It's hard to tell - the majority of the reviews are positive, and it's been in business a very long time, however there are enough comments specifically related to poor conditions for the animals that I have to wonder. If there's anyone able to rebut some of those comments or provide some reassuring information that might help me decide if I should visit, I'd sure appreciate it.
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They exaggerated the comments(i.e the panting was just the elk regulating their heat.) They had roofs with water bowls to rest underneath, so I think they were fine. My only concern is …
They exaggerated the comments(i.e the panting was just the elk regulating their heat.) They had roofs with water bowls to rest underneath, so I think they were fine. My only concern is that they aren’t fed at all, because the deer were swarming anybody with even one pellet.
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