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The last time I visited was Friday, 09/01/2023. This is a Park at War Memorial by North Eldidge pkwy. I just come here to exercise - like walking and stretching. It is very safe. It's maintained and kept moderately clean. There are about three restrooms placed at three strategic places along the two miles park; about 3/4 mile away from each other. I don't like to use public restrooms, so I train my bladder well by using restroom just before heading out to the park till I come home. It's open fro 5 am to I think around 10pm. No tickets needed. It's free to tge public.
We visited the aviary on a hot Sunday afternoon, and the place was full of black vultures. Probably close to 200 of them were there. Not many other birds were there, but it was a unique experience to see that many vultures in one place.
It's a very spacious & quiet park. There were some birds there in the cages, but most were empty, maybe for an important reason. There were plenty of ducks & other birds by the pond. It is free to see the animals there, but DO NOT feed them & that is also stated in their placards.
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Amazing place, you can go for a walk or simply enjoy the view
This place has mini horses ,donkeys,goat and parrots . Nice park . No admission fee. Plenty of parking . Lots of room in other parts of park for grilling and picnicking. I will definitely return. Nice clean family area .
Great free park with some beautiful birds and lots of vultures. Especially enjoyed the talking cockatoo and macaw, glad we visited!
Pretty cool, go check it out! Looks like the staff take good care of the birds and the cages. It could be tempting, but just don't feed the birds or try to touch them. There are good reasons for this advisement.
Cute little area to see some animals in nature and captivity
Lots of vultures there more than caged birds. Nice place but I wish it looked more entertaining.
The bird wildlife area needs some old fashion sprucing up/spring cleaning. Most cages had the names of the bird on it. The large multicolored parrot had many feathers missing on its breast and tummy side. Needs attention. All birds were way too confined in small cages. They need to be able to fly around! Maybe time for some remodeling or an addition to the building.
That's truely a nice place!!! Owls, parrots, etc. Land and aquatic turtles in the ponds. And three different species of parrots that can talk!!! And it's free!
Black Vultures were everywhere. It was great. My two boys under 10 had fun lookong around
Good place to see a few birds. Some are in cages some not. The ones in the cages not all were out. I could see four different types in the cages and a few more outside. There are also some donkeys in an enclosed area.
Very cool place to visit for free. The Cockatoo was the star of the show. Whistling back and forth with my daughter. Then started showing out swinging upside down. I didn't start recording until after that. Then it said "Hello" & "I Love You" wat too cool.
It's a bit heartbreaking to see the sick animals caged up, but they are well cared for and some are absolutely full of personality. One of the birds loves to play peek a boo. It's a great place to take a curious child.