Courtney B

Our experience here was okay. The cost was fairly high for what you get. We spent 71.00 for 4 people, 2 bags of food and 4 tickets for the electric digger and small electric tractors. All extra activities cost money and so do the bags of food. The electric diggers were neat but a waste of money as you only get 3 minutes to use it. By the time my kids got the hang of it, the turn was over. The electric tractors were a lot more fun.
The website boasts holding baby chickens, cuddling Guinea pigs and rabbits, and feeding baby lambs, but we didn't come across any of these activities. There were big signs in the Guinea pigs and rabbits that said 'do not pick us up'. Maybe there were time slots for these activities, but they certainly weren't advertised if so? Another mention on the website is holding a lizard and python, but during the reptile show, we were only allowed to pat the python very briefly.
The website also says they have camels, but they do not.
One of the free roaming goats bit 3 people in a row, including a small ~7 year old girl, which was fairly worrisome.
We were here for 2.5 hours with a 2.5 and 5 year old, and we felt there wasn't much more to do after that amount of time. By around 1230, some of the animals (like the kangaroos) were starting to run away from people.
Overall, it's a unique experience but fairly pricey.