Rick Reeser

The last half mile of the road into this place consists of large gravel. It is out in the country. It reminds me of a wild-animal farm. There were two workers there when we arrived. The pathways to see the animals are dirt and I recommend bug repellant on exposed legs. The animals are well-protected as are the visitors, but many of the fences are old. They have some unique animals and birds, and there are lots of wild birds flying around. It took us about an hour to see the entire zoo, taking our time reading the descriptions.

Early stage of development, but their docents did a great job. We really enjoyed our time there.