The adventure starts off viewing some flamingos, cranes, and a sloth. Then it's off to the races to feed as many animals as possible.
My fiance, Chris, feeding some baby reindeer |
The alligator pond had food that you could toss to them, these suckers are quick on the jump! |
Feeding a baby zebra! |
The cute small aviary is full of parakeets and cockatiels that you can feed |
Don't be afraid to pet the kangaroos, they love a good scratch; they also don't mind being fed by hand |
Although you can't feed the leapord, this guy was cute and really fun to watch |
Like I said, definitely a nice deal for this small place. They also sell giant buckets of feed and bags of carrots for $3.50 to feed the animals. One bucket of feed lasted my fiance and I through the entire park, plus some spare quarters for feed for the alligators and a kudamundi -- which was awesome since I've never seen one before.
The park also has buffalo, a big lion, giraffes, emus, ostriches, muntjac deer, and so much more that serve to entertain the child inside, or real children.
"Adventure is out there." Go find it!
The One and Only,
Carly K.