It's got an adorable petting zoo so it's fun for the whole family. They have a working farm and…read moresell some produce in the summer and early fall. Now, that the seasons over (it was mid November when we went) it's mainly just decorative pumpkins and gourds. We really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return. The animals were all well cared for and mostly social. You can feed them carrots. It's also very reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out.

So happy we went! My babies first time at the petting zoo & he had a blast!l. The workers were so…read moresweet & the animals are happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back when he's bigger! We also purchased a little donkey that they make from their Alpaca fur which I thought was the coolest thing! He loves it

Love this park and it's hiking trails. One of the trails has fitness stations which provide a great…read moreworkout. Plenty of bbq areas with grills and benches. If you want to have a gathering, they have a spot that you can reserve. Bathrooms are very clean and orderly. Playground has been updated with newer equipment.

This is my favorite park in the area, I absolutely love it. There are legitimate hiking trails, an…read moreexercise trail, several playgrounds, tennis courts, clean bathrooms and best of all, farm animals :). You can catch some wildlife as well. When I discovered it I was shocked I didn't find this gem sooner.

I truly loved my experience here at Prospect Park. I recently went with a large group of kids plus…read moremy service dog (which I thought would be difficult) but it turned out to be great due to the layout of this place. I love the Bronx zoo but at times it can be overwhelming, I felt that since this zoo is smaller it was easier to manage. Everything was super clean which surprised me, from the exhibitions to the pavement. My favorite thing to see was the monkeys. They were super interactive with us (I think because of my dog) which was fun to see. I had a great time here and recommend for anyone to come especially families!

Small zoo in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. It is a little bit bigger than the Central Park zoo but…read moresmaller than the Queens zoo and Bronx zoo. The animal exhibits can be completed in one hour. This is the cleanest zoo I have been to. There is also a store to buy food and seats to sit in if you choose to eat there. It is expensive. I asked for the cost of a p&j sandwich. It was $8.95.

Nice timepass for kids . It's a free walk around zoo with some good animals . We saw a white…read morepeacock dancing that day :) also had emu, wild boar and few other animals. Was good for kids less than 6 years :) lots of parking available and many more things to do in that park .. thumbs up...

This was enjoyable for young children but there hasn't been ANY animals here for some time.read more

We took the kids here last Saturday and it was super cute. I just discovered this place and wow…read more We went apple picking and got some really good apples. The kids rode pony's and the also have goats there as well. It's a ton of things for the kids to do in the big back yard. Definitely plan to spend at least 3 hours here because it's a lot to do.

I had the pleasure of visiting green meadow farms today with my family in Hazlet New Jersey …read more.. it was an excellent experience we got to pet feed and touch so many different animals they had everything from baby chicks to baby ducks to miniature ponies, large horses, cows, pigs newborn baby pigs, cats and dogs they really had so many animals.. You get to milk a cow.. I am not that easy to please but i loved everything. . I hated the outhouse bathrooms. . But the farm and animals was excellent. .

Sophies Safe Haven is a great family place. Trail rides available along with a petting zoo for the…read morelittle ones. All of the animals are rescue including 13 horses, a bull, a donkey, a llama, sheep, goats and a pig. The haven is run by Caitlain and many volunteers. Great place to visit

A wonderful place to interact with horses, donkey, goats of all sizes. This is a farm that rescues…read moreanimals from being put down. The crew are very friendly and very in tune with the animals. Recommend Sophie's Safe Haven to families that want to introduce animals to their children.

Cute farm for families! We've visited several times and love that it's never overly crowded, and…read morethe prices are very reasonable. The kids always have a great time exploring the different play areas, visiting the animals, and enjoying the pick your own activities. The staff is consistently friendly, and they also sell a variety of homemade items, which is a nice bonus. One tip: bring cash if you'd like to buy feed for the animals. It's a great place to spend a day outdoors with the kids without breaking the bank. There are plenty of places to sit, relax, and enjoy snacks or lunch while the kids play. We always have a wonderful time and look forward to coming back.

Very cute place. When we first came to this farm and started looking for parking, I must say, it…read moredidn't look promising. The place was PACKED! However, once we parked and got our tickets, things started moving better. There was more breathing room. This is not a traditional farm where you can pick your own berries. They may have that option, but we went for the activity section that they created. There were corn mazes for all sizes, games, and activities for all ages. There was a fenced kids section for smaller kids that was nice. Food was disappointing. Lines were extremely long and prices high. I would recommend eating before going. While my initial impression of this farm Was stress inducing, I was able to relax once we got into the games and activities it offered. Overall, not what I expected, but a nice experience that I would recommend to others.

SeaQuest is under new ownership and has a new name, Woodbridge Aquarium & Wildlife Center. One year…read moreago, I provided a mixed three star review. Since then, this venue has gone downhill fast, and is currently at the bottom of the hill. Some of the animals are gone, the glass on many tanks and enclosures are very dirty, and the water in many tanks is cloudy. Tickets for general admission are $20 for adults and $14 for children. They had a 25% discount offer when we purchased them. The pricing structure for interactions is especially disappointing. Food and animal interaction tickets cost $2 each, and entry into certain exhibits requires two tickets per person. For a family of four, that's $16 for what amounts to a very brief, five-minute encounter. Staff members walk around with small animals, such as a rat, and offer children the chance to pet them -- for two tickets per child, or $8 for about two minutes. The touch tank was sparse: a few lobsters, one visible starfish, an anemone, and little else could be seen. The parakeet cage, which was a highlight last year, has also changed. Visitors are given a small stick with a bit of food at the end. Parakeets land briefly, and within about three minutes, we were ushered out. That short experience cost $16. Woodbridge Aquarium & Wildlife Center needs a significant overhaul. While indoor activities for young children can be limited in winter, I would recommend saving your money and looking elsewhere.

We came here for a birthday party. Checking in was a breeze. You don't have to wait on line if…read moreyou're attending a party which was a relief because the line for entry was crazy long. We walked right up to the front and informed the staff which party we were attending and they directed us where to go. We were in a party room that had a decent size. The rooms are built around the aquarium displays with intention; part of the aquariums are also in the room so the guests can see live fish and sealife while in the room. They staff brought some animals to show the kids. The presenter gave a little introduction, explaining the animal, it's name, habitat, what it eats and how to handle it. Apparently, they did not bring all the animals they were supposed to. The staff seemed unorganized and disjointed. I will say this...you might want to skip on the mermaid upcharge. They bring out a lady wearing a mermaid costume, on a wheelchair. All the kids thoughts she was hurt. I think they need to come up with a better way of presenting said mermaid. It was weird. She's just sitting there, in a wheelchair, while we take pictures with her, and has to be wheeled around the room. I checked out the prices for party groups online and they're not too bad. After the party was over (about 90 minutes) we all had free entry to explore the aquarium. We received some coins for interactive stuff, like getting food to feed the animals. We stayed for a bit and saw everything there was to see, and then head out to explore the mall, which is a wonder park in that of itself. The goody bags also gifted us with a free child entry for another visit. There are several SeaQuests around the tri-state so we definitely could go to another. The aquarium is very small. I'm not sure if the price of admission is worth the visit. It wouldn't take much time to see everything but they do have a live "mermaid" that swims and we did have a nice time.