Still the hotest coolest time in Texas. Haven't been to the original in probably 10 years. So long that my son barely remembers and asked if we could visit. A lot has changed - digital codes to access the lockers instead of a key on a wristband, Google and Apple Pay instead of a wristband of plastic "splash cash" to buy food and drinks. Yet, much remains the same - free parking, the ability to bring in your own cooler of food and drinks, and more water rides and play areas than you can shake a stick at. I've read recent reviews complaining about rides and unfriendly staff this summer and lamenting the new ownership. This was not our experience. There were a few things that weren't operating, which was annoying in cases. However, our experience with the staff was as friendly as it has always been. It's still a great place to spend cooling off during the hot Summer days.

Schlitterbahn is a "must" for hot Texas summer. There are plenty of things to do and you need at least one day for each park to see and try most of the rides.

First time here. Lines were kinda long for rides but moved steady. Drinks were good and cold. The lazy river with the tubes was awesome and only 3 ft deep however the waves are forceful to propel us forward but can take a small child fast from his family so be careful with small children. I'm planning another trip already because I want to definitely go back.

Beautiful place along the Comal River. Rides for all ages and pools to hang out in if you don’t like lines. It was clean and had plenty of tables. Although many of kids employed around the park seemed clueless, there were lifeguards everywhere and they appeared to be well trained and friendly.

So much fun for all ages. I’m pregnant so couldn’t ride too many rides but we still had fun. The Kristal River was awesome. Kids loved the Falls and the kiddie area in the original park.

We started this trip with an excited experience but turned out with little disappointment. Trust me its not to ruin your holiday mood but to consider these points to make your trip planning better. And these points mainly applicable if you visiting on a weekend/holiday where heavy crowd is expected. Visited on a weekend morning. Arrived around 10am but it was around crowded that time with all parking slots filled up. Now we had to book in premium parking Secondly no shade for entrance crowd for security clearance, lot of people with kids are standing under hot sun. Wish management does something for crowd management or atleast an shade. Secondly every ride gets super busy/crowded and wait time gets multi folded. As well interacted with multiple people, at max you can do 3/4 rides in a park out of 2 parks Its better you get 2 day pass if plan to visit both the parks. Better suggested to visit on weekday or non crowded days for better enjoyment, a personal suggestion

Loved this place. After hearing about the best barbecue being in Texas....I tried a few places that were no better than new York. This place was amazing though..... delicious mesquite flavored food.....great sides...super friendly staff. I loved your food and would recommend it to anyone.

It was a lot of fun. However the blast pass needs huge improvements. The wait times are not consistent with actual wait times. It showed 150min wait on the watch, while there was only 45min wait. But other than that, it was a lot of fun.

Nice facility. Great rides. Entry fees are a bit outrageous 2 adults. 1x16 yo, 1x15 yo, 1x13 yo, 1x11 yo. $575. Never again! And. Do NOT get your food or refreshments at the Lagoon Grill. Extensive, unwarranted wait. Otherwise. Super Nice water park.

Note: we are Season ticket holders. This water park is a great experience for me and my family. We have children ages: 18, 16, 13, 6 & 2. There are a lot of shaded areas, lockers, picnic tables, tubes, soda/icee locations, restaurants, etc. As a season ticket holder you can bring in a cooler (27” x 16”) which is great. You can bring in your own personal bottle and you can fill it up with water. I’ve found the staff to be friendly despite being in the hot Texas sun all day. If you want close free parking come early. I look forward to going back!

I went on a Saturday with my family. Very beautiful, clean and family friendly water park. Water tube rides aka lazy rivers had different themed courses and thrill levels. Water slides were enjoyable. There were long lines but they were fast moving. Every ride we went were worth the wait and money. We were able enjoy it more than once. Definitely recommend. ❤️

Seems very disorganized. Got there right as they opened but in order to get the blast pass that was paid for online, you have to go to the main entrance and wait in line to receive the wrist bands (for us it took almost 30 minutes of waiting) which seems so counterproductive. The blast pass is like a reservation and you can only make one reservation for a ride at a time. I get that it’s probably meant to not abuse the privilege but we were only able to utilize it on 4 rides the entire day. There needs to be so much more signage around the parks in general, it’s so easy to not know what you’re doing or where you’re going unless you are a seasoned member. Also, asking for directions or how to get somewhere you could get 4 different answers from 4 different employees. Just disorganized. Also, we brought several beach towels, there’s really no need if it’s hot outside. We dried off before we even made it to the shuttle because it was so hot. Also, water shoes/socks are a must! If you have older kids make sure you’re starting at the right park, we started at the wrong park which seemed to be geared more toward younger kids.

Thank you Schlitterbahn for the best summer! Buying a season pass was well worth it. I was there all summer having a blast. The negative is a blast pass is a must if you wanna have fun. The lines are too long!

Great time for the family. Love the free parking and bring your own food and drinks option available. Highly recommend to wear water shoes . Plenty natural shades in picnic areas.They force you to get off at the end, which is reasonable. Line for this was about 30 minutes. Line to get into the wave pool area was longer (can't just walk into the wave pool area anymore). No line to get into the lazy river in the kids area.

By far our favorite visit this summer!! A little disappointed with the lack of organization trying to buy the meal passes for the day. It took an hour and repeated visits to get our correct meals. It was 107 degrees the day we would hear a lot of people had the same issue with being able to refill their drink cups. It is so important to stay hydrated with this heat. There should be more stations available to accommodate. Two people passed out from dehydration. That being said, we had a blast. We loved both parks and all of the fun rides. We took the tram to the original park and fell in love with the wave pool. It was a BLAST!!!! We hope to be able to go again!

We had so much fun! I grew up in San Antonio, but live near Dallas. It was so exciting to bring my kids back and to see all that has changed since I was last here in the late '90's. We stayed ALL day and could've spent a few more days. The Falls was, by far, everyone's favorite ride, but the classic, Raging River, was still amazing. We can't wait to come back!

Beautiful park... you gotta go see Founder's Oak. There are places to picnic, places to hike, a mini train to ride for children, paddle boats, and plenty of beautiful nature to see. If you are bored then maybe you're boring! No... come on... I didn't mean that to be mean! You just gotta look a little closer at the beauty! Keep the place clean and have fun!

Very family friendly park. There are activities for folks of all ages and age appropiate playgrounds. Great in the morning if you are looking for a low impact cardio.

This park pleasantly surprised. Initially hailing from a place of remarkable beauty and awe, I was astounded upon arriving at this park with my family. The weather was ideal, with an unblemished sky. The ducks were inviting and friendly. I highly recommend this park to anyone seeking to enjoy the outdoors without venturing too far. The water is shallow, and the variety of trees is magnificent. We will undoubtedly return.

This park is phenomenal. I went with youth from my church in North Texas, partnering with a local church, Epic Life New Braunfels. We did several hours of service work in the park. We really loved the music features in the park as well as the historical features. I was stunned at how many people were in the park in the afternoon. It was great to see so many people there enjoying the park.

Great park. Perfect for picnics, birthday parties, and chilling out with family and friends. Huge playground, wading pool, and nice hiking trail, Panther Canyon Trail, at the far side park adjacent to wading pool. We hope you enjoy the park as much as we did.

What a fabulous park! I highly recommend this place. The trees are gorgeous and big. The springs are interesting. You can swim or fish, picnic or hike.

Great park. Well maintained and clean. We stayed around the playground area for the most part and the equipment was really nice and clean. There are several separate areas of swings, small children (3-5 years old) play structures, larger children structures, etc. Most of them have the nice rubber floor that kids won’t hurt themselves on. The play structures are all in very shaded areas which makes playing there very pleasant. Great place to bring kids of all ages.

We went as a day trip during spring break. The kids had so much fun and all the activities were very inexpensive. Great spot to take the kids for putt putt golf, a train ride, paddle boating, and to play at the park. We even saw several deer roaming free on the golf course while we were driving around.

Wonderful park! I have visited it often. It does get quite busy on weekends, so I prefer to go during weekdays. Has a nice trail to walk too, although the last portion can be a little unclear if you don’t already know the correct path.

Landa Park has long been one of my favorite parks. This park is huge. You can see the river in several different spots, including where it springs up from underground. You can rent paddle boats and ride a small train. You can rent picnic tables. Or simply walk around or hike some of the trails. Its a beautiful place to exist in nature. You will probably see deer. Check out the tiny salt pepper historic mine as well. There are bathrooms thankfully.

It's a great place for a family picnic. The setting is fantastic, the tables were clean, the ablutions were good. The train ride was fun, and we even managed to catch a fish 😁

So beautiful. If I hadn't just got my MBB procedure, it would have been much more enjoyable. I plan on going back once I am in complete healing. There is so much to see.

Love, love, love Landa park. ❤️ Plenty of parking. Restrooms are clean. Lots of shade to sit or stroll. Bike and pet friendly. Playground for children. Picnic areas (most) need to be rented in advance.

One of the beautiful landmarks in Texas especially close to the birth place of Comal river. They have toy train,duck pond and short walking area along the river. Suggested time is to visit during evenings/weekends.HappyVisiting

This park is amazing, full of beautiful trees with one amazing old oak tree that if it could talk would definitely tell you the whole history of the area. They have picnic tables with grills all over the park, all under a canopy of tree shade. There is a train that you can hop on for a small fee that goes all around the whole park. They have paddle boats, bountiful walking trails, and hiking trails. The park is nature at its finest. The park is definitely one of the crown jewels of New Braunfels. It is maintained immaculately, clean everywhere you look at. The hiking trail is really fun about 2 miles round trip with lots of sub trails that you can venture off of the main trail. Very serene and peaceful is the only way to describe this park. It should be a must see for anyone visiting the New Braunfels area.

New Braunfels TX has no shortness of parks and water activities Landa parks has something for everyone even a miniature train that you can ride around the park. It has wonderful paved and unpaved trails. It has beautiful places to photo. Walking along the many parts that have water and the bridges that connect this well laid out park is wonderful. When the weather is warm I really suggest a picnic lunch near any of the many spots. Many spots have ducks floating around. It was not busy when we went there but understand it can get a little crowded during holidays. My GPS kept leading us in the wrong direction so watch for the clear marked signs on the posts or use the map on your phone or the old fashion paper map. We spent several hours walking the easy trails. New Braunfels has done a great job keeping this park up. Dog are permitted if on a lease. One thing to be aware of is the parking fees so check ahead as they do not all take money. When we went in December I called to find out they do not charge in the winter months but unless you want to electronic pay give the park a call. I hope you give this park a visit we certainly want to return. Hats off to all the workers that keep this park in top shelf condition

What an absolutely beautiful park. The river is crystal clear and beautiful and there are lots of paved trails to walk on, clean bathrooms with toilet paper. Haha and absolute gem of Central Texas!

Beautiful park anytime of year. Great for families and any events.

Beautiful park and lots of things to do with family. My kids didn't want to leave since they were having so much fun in the playgrounds. Perfect for walking and enjoying the nice view, nature and weather. I loved it. We saw lots of deers in the area too, what a wonderful day!

A new found place to hang out. I love this park though a bit quiete a ways from home but I still love coming here. See you next time, Landa Park.☺️

Peaceful place clean and safe, kids want to play.my wife say it was awesome.i love to go again n again

Gorgeous and fun! So much to do with kids. We went for a walk, trem ride, many playgrounds, amazing views… This is a must go!!! Hubby, kids, dog and I had lots of fun.

Beautiful place with a lot of things to do. Nice gardens with wading pools, open spaces, a load of playgrounds and an inexpensive train ride for kids. Certain parking lots and roads are restricted for cars during the weekends and holidays, which makes sense for safety reasons since there are so many people near the play area. The trails are big too. Perfect place for a jog or a day out with friends & family.

Hi there - This post will serve as informational. Yesterday April 30, we went tubing. Had such as blast.... but for the first time my tube flipped over on the first chute. I am a decent/okay swimmer (never really had any emergency situation to rate otherwise) and didn't wear a life jacket There is a whirlpool current that sucked me down while my tube flipped over my head. It was really hard to get out and it became very real to me that I could have drowned. I tried to fight the current (or tried to stand rather) and that part of the river is soooo deep you can't land unless the current pushes you towards the steps. Very dangerous. Please wear a life jacket...(especially for the kids) I will be next time and I'm 38 years old. Last time I went I had no issues and i had my little yorkie with me. He could have easily drowned. I was completely unsuspecting because we didn't flip over. Take my story yall and tell everybody...please wear a life jacket!

It is wonderful. A Pharmacist I work with told me about the River in New Braunfels where him and his wife, also an R.N. would take their children on vacation and this was one of the site seeing places. Great for family tubing and such clear Spring Water. Right here in Texas with the most Spring Feed Rivers of all States in The United States. Known Fact. Spend the day on, the river plus area goes by a park so you can have family tow lunch too and have lunch in a picnic table and finish the lovely excursion of the river afterwards. Plus do not forget sun blocker for your children and yourselves. Rental tub places available & sold with return vehicles available to parking lots.. Many wonderful Rental Homes in the area as is Hotels.

Water was low but we still had fun. Call local places to check safe swimming levels.

Enjoyed floating the river over the years!

My favorite river in Texas. Follow the rules of the river or risk a ticket... No Styrofoam, no glass, no cans or disposable water bottles. Gotta get a little creative to bring drinks along. Wear shoes too, you'll regret going barefoot or in flip flops unless you tie them to your tube

This place is amazing i love it, the water is cold cold but for this hot weather its perfect to have a river like this one, usually pack, really difficult to find a parking spot you have a lot of options to rent tubes, although be careful cuz the police is usually checking your ice chest to see if you have alcohol or beer bottles glass, so i recommend if you do want to bring alcohol put it in different containers cups!

This place would be amazing but if you go on the wrong day be prepared to be bumping elbows with a thousand other tubers. Park rangers are helpful and friendly. Make sure to bring LOTS of sunscreen. Parking is a nightmare so be prepared to wait FOREVER for a good spot or walk a mile or more.

Nice. Many chutes. First one is rather scary to me. I flipped and lost my glasses. Rest was calm.

The comal river is named the shortest longest river on Google of you look it up.. There are 3-4 chutes on the river.. You are able to BBQ off the river at local condos.. And you're able bring your drinks onto the river and enjoy the scenery of deer and ducks. There are also different tubing companies in surrounding areas to help you choose what options are best for you. I live in Houston so this is the closet peaceful getaway ever. I'll see y'all again Summer 2019❤️😘

Had so much fun even though it rained on us when we got there. But worth the trip especially if you go early with water shoes and your own tube. We had a blast definitely a memorable 1/2 week we have spent in NB. Still more for us to explore maybe next time….

The river is awesome especially on a hot day. I will say the pricing for tubing is a bit steep and they are strict about certain rules, but as long as you follow them, you’ll have a relaxing and fun experience.

Scuba here is awesome, as a free diver its cool to see all the fish underwater and play with crawdads in the grass, clear water 80% of the time, fun shoots to slide down, beware though anyone under the age of 10 or not great swimmer should wear a vest!!! Cant stress enough, people have drown here. Be causious, no plastic, glass, or cans.

You really can’t go wrong with a float down the 72 degrees year around water! Get on the river early to beat the crowds and heat during the summer. No glass, cans, or plastic bottles allowed on the river.

We loved this river tubing experience and will definitely be back! The river was pleasantly fun, and the scenery was so calming and serene. There are multiple river chutes that are like small water slides and are really exciting! The river was not too deep, and there is a public exit. There are signs to guide you there. If you park at the public parking, it will be 1/2 mile to walk back, which isn't too bad at all! This is our new favorite river to tube at. Make sure to bring your own personal water jugs and tube. There is a charge to park if you decide to park in the public parking area, or you can also decide to park along the outside where there is no fee.

This place is so much fun. My 4yo and 2yo both loved it, especially feeding the goats and llama at the petting zoo. Being the first week of August, it was really really hot and dry, so most of the bigger animals were secluded in the shade. We will be back to visit during a cooler time of year. One area is currently under construction, but the whole place was wheelchair/stroller friendly. The staff was very friendly and attentive when my niece got stung by a bee. Overall, it was a great experience.

We visited on an early Sunday morning. The line was not too long. When we left, however, the line was super long to get in. My daughter had a good time looking at all the animals. I enjoyed all the chickens and roosters walking freely. The feed for the goats is 5 dollars. I do wish they had the option of having a bottle with milk too. I was surprised to see lions, a jaguar, panther, camels and other large animals there too. I thought they only had snakes and peeting animals. Although I did like seeing the larger animals (like lions) up close I cant help but feel bad for them at the same time.

We loved this snake farm zoo, it’s very nice place to go if you love snakes, wild and farm animals and you can feed them as well. Very friendly, well informed people, clean and quite zoo. We didn’t buy the tickets before, no line and it was Easter holiday. You can buy for additional cost some food to feed animals, 5$ cup, happy animals and happy kids! Free shows with animals every 30 min. Absolutely recommended.

This zoo is awesome for kids! I brought my family and we were not disappointed. Lots of snakes and reptiles when you first walk in, and lots of animals when you go out the back. When I was there they had staff showing animals in a sort of class setting which I thought was awesome, and the kids loved the petting zoo. Only thing I didn’t like about the place was that they have a snow cone/frozen ice place in the back and it is completely overtaken by bees, but besides that it easily earns 5 starts!

Great experience took our 19 month old and we had a blast. I have never been so close to the animals at any other zoo. The petting zoo was especially fun with goats and the llama. The snake walk was nice as well. A vast array of reptiles in clean well kept cages. We will be back for sure. Better than Austin zoo by far.

The best Zoo I've been to. And I've been to the San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas zoos. They have larger animals like wolf's, lions, crocodiles, and buffalo. And my favorite the capibara. They're missing large animals like gorillas, chimps, elephants, rhino's, hippos, bears, and giraffes. For $20 I got to see the animals up close and visit the petting zoo area. Amazing place to bring your kids. The gift shop was great too.

I have passed the 35 Snake Farm for years on I-35. It’s always stood out like a sore thumb and appeared to be a random small roadside attraction that made me chuckle a little bit when passing based off the pure randomness of it. I decided one day to give it a shot and I was very surprised! This “snake farm” small zoo is very well run and surprisingly feels bigger than what it appears from the road side. The habitats seem very well kept and the paths to get to everything were spacious. It was of course interesting to see all the snakes but our family really enjoyed seeing the bison and feeding the free roaming chickens and peacocks. I was worried that this might be like Tiger King but the staff seemed overall very friendly an engaged with everything going on. If you get the chance I people definitely recommend making the stop and checking it out. My family ended up spending 3 hours here and will be back again!

This place has grown a lot. I was unaware of the additions and was not disappointed. The wolf was in distress, the lion depressed, and the little fox was clawing at the door. You can see the fox's claw marks. As an adult, it was hard to enjoy seeing all that, but the children enjoyed seeing and feeding the animals.

This place is so cute. It's kinda small but it has a lot of potential. Tons of snakes and different animals. Lions, hyenas, jaguars, and even wolves. I would definitely bring the family. Kids would be excited about this place!

If you love snakes and exotic animals/big cats, then this is the place to go. Private family owned zoo that specializes in snakes (obviously), but also has other animals in their outdoor area, birds, lions, Jaguar, black panther, bison, hyenas, alligators, zebras, lemurs and more. There are chickens and peacocks wandering freely outside as well. All the money you spend goes directly to support the zoo, they don't receive any state funding. They have a breeding program that helps requirements endangered species in partnership with other zoos, like the San Antonio zoo. They were featured on dirty jobs, so you can look that up to get an inside peak on what they do there. There are periodical presentations around the park with various animals, a petting zoo where you can feed the animals, live feeding of the hyenas, wolves and lions as well as personal one on one interactions with the animals, that one you have to pay for. Very interesting little zoo that has more to offer than you would think for a small place on the side of the highway. They told us that they just acquired another sizeable chunk of land to expand the zoo, so more stuff coming in the near future.

Small zoo but it's just perfect for visiting in the hot summer. Most of the outside is shaded. I love the free roaming roosters and peacocks. What I liked most is that all the animals were out so we didn't miss any of them.

Totally adorable little zoo! So much to see, learn and do! I loved the encounters. We had the Capybaras, Red Ruffed Lemur and Burmese Python. Kevin and Skyler were 2 of the animal hosts and they were wonderful. They really love those animals. Everyone was helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. I’ve lived in Texas forever and have seen the signs for this place for years but never had went. I’m so glad we finally did.

We were delighted to stumble across this hidden gem in the San Antonio/Comal County area. My family and I frequent a lot of parks, zoos, museums, resorts, etc., so we're familiar with the industry/terrain of "family-friendly" fun. The line moved a little slow to get us in the doors but we eventually got in and got our tickets for entry; perhaps there are online tickets I could have purchased ahead of time? Disappointed at how high the costs were to enter; I believe it was around $30 per person? I understand the cost of running an establishment of this nature but for a family of four, that's $120 (maybe higher) plus tax? Plus gift shop, food to feed the animals, snacks/drinks, etc.; too high. There is, however, a great selection of snakes and animals to learn about. The place makes for a real educational experience. The kids and entire family had a great time with how close we were able to get to the exhibits/animals, the variety of species, and the petting/feeding zones. More restrooms are an absolute must and non-negotiable for how many people frequent the zoo; there are outdoor port-a-potties, but in this heat, who could stand being in there for more than 10 seconds? Way too hot for that. Overall, good but not great due to costs and restrooms. Let us know when you want us back and we'll try to have a better experience.

Wonderful time at the snake farm zoo! Lots of gorgeous snakes and even many unexpected animals like white lions and hyenas! We also got to pet Simon, a rather large python who was every sweet. Would absolutely recommend. We got there around 2 on a Monday and there were not many people there but after about 3p the families really came in! Tickets were a little cheaper in person at $20 per adult and the feed cups for the petting zoo were $5 each (definitely recommend).

Was quaint and small enough to enjoy in a personal way. They don't rush you, and you stay as long as you like. The variety of snakes is incredible. It is an opportunity to learn so much about snakes. The zoo animals are beautiful, and petting zoo is very entertaining. Adults and children will enjoy.

Love this place, the experience is amazing and the staff is very friendly and helpful! It's awesome to see all the animals so happy and playing! This is an awesome place for adults and kids!

Fun family adventure! The staff was very friendly and very knowledgeable about all the animals. They have events every half hour, from feedings to general education shows. You can interact with the bisons, a baby alligator, goats, baby cows, a lama/alpaca, chickens, capybaras, pigs, and a snake. There are animal encounters you can purchase. We chose the fox one, and we all got to take turns sitting with the fox on our lap and petting him (Joe). We bombard the handler with questions, and she knew all the answers. Was a very educated and fun experience! They even have a snack truck on the lot where you can get beer! I will admit, I've driven past that building at least 50 times over the past 20 years, and I never knew they had more than snakes. I think it's a common misconception. The eyes skip right over the "Animal World" and only focus on "Snake Farm". I will definitely make my way back there again. It would be a fun adventure to bring visiting family and friends.

This was a nice little zoo at which to spend an afternoon. For $20/person, we definitely got our money's worth! My family and I were visiting from Southern California, and we don't have many zoos like this around. As soon as you walk through the front door YOU ARE IN IT! Snakes and lizards to the left and right! They even had an anaconda and a black mamba! The staff are all very nice and helpful, and they make announcements for all guests to know when a particular animal was going to be fed so that you can join and, depending on the animal, participate! I highly recommend that you visit this place!

I had a very fun experiencing getting to feed and interact with all of the animals! It’s a nice place to check out with friends and family. There’s also a lot of information regarding where the animals are from, what they like to eat, etc. Definitely make time to spend a couple of hours here as there is a lot to see and do.

This is a nice little zoo! It's expanded greatly over the last couple decades from a little roadside attraction to a full fledged and accredited zoo, which is great to see. The place is kept in great condition, and the animals all were active and in good health. The staff were all well informed and friendly, and the different live shows and experiences made for a very enjoyable experience. I personally did the fennec fox experience, and got to spend some time petting Joe, an adorable fennec fox that was super soft to the touch! They have plenty of shade in the outdoor areas with covered pathways, so you're not going to be in the sun all the time, which is nice. The place has been undergoing renovations, too, and the habitats for the animals, and pathways for the humans, look better than ever! While I very much enjoyed my time here, I do have two complaints I hope this place works on in the future. A lack of bathrooms and food/water. There's a single bathroom, and several port-a-potties in one corner of the facility, and the only food was some bottles of soda and water with a water fountain at the front desk, and an ice cream truck in the back. A full fledged snack bar and expanded restroom facilities would help to make this place even better than it already is.

Great place to come and relax, especially during feeding time. I come here at least twice a week after work just to clear my head before I go home to the wife and kids. The prawn enchiladas at the gift shop are pretty good too, albeit a little on the spicy side. Clean bathrooms as well.

This place was a lot of fun! The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable! There were way more animals than I was expecting and the parking was adequate and free! I will say that I think you get a better experience earlier in the day, by midday the animals were definitely losing interest and weren't as engaging as they were earlier. My only complaint is that they only provide enrichment for the large animals "at least 2x a week" and many of the animals were really bored and did not look happy.

Such a fun place for the family! A wide variety of animals and several great encounter options. We would definitely visit again.

I was disappointed to see many enclosures closed and empty. A lot is under construction and they are still charging full price. I went at noon during a week day and I don’t feel I got all my moneys worth. But we still enjoyed learning about the few animals that were there. Sad to see the panthers missing.