Some of my travel fun moments at Shamba were truly memorable. We love animals, and most of our…read moretrips are to visit animals. it only costs $10 to enter! Can you believe it? A full bucket of food for anime is $10 You will definitely love this place and share in so much laughter, joy, and maybe even a bit of screaming.

This is a great fun experience! There's a lot of cool animals to see! 10/10 would recommend! I have…read moreto give 4 out of 5 stars because there are a lot of other animals you don't really get to see from your car. Wish they had a caged walking trail to see the Zebras, Hippos, African dogs, Lions, Tigers, Tapirs, and Rhinos as most of these are hard to see from your car.

Not the biggest or the best zoo by any means, but it's a nice little zoo for a family to spend a…read morehalf day walking around. The NEW Zoo (NEW = Northeast Wisconsin) is small enough that you won't lose your kids, yet big enough to spend a few hours exploring. Relatively clean and easy to navigate. They could use a few more "you are here" signs around the place, but they do give out paper maps where you enter the park. My favorite were the giraffes. You can feed them for $2. They walk right up to the platform... pretty cool to look at them right in the eye! Unfortunately it was mid day and a lot of the animals were snoozing. Still saw enough to make it worth it!

We enjoy visiting zoos and viewing wildlife, teaching the kiddos new things, and walking! We…read moredecided to visit this zoo recently and enjoyed the abundant Halloween decor and spacious grounds. However, alot of the animals were pacing and seemingly in distress or awaiting meals, both of which could be true. The moose was banging his antlers repeatedly into the fence of his enclosure and we couldn't help but to feel badly. I do think they are maintaining the grounds the best they can and care for the animals but it's a stark contrast with the MN Zoo and others we've been to. It's a bit pricy for what is there but I can only hope all admission costs go towards the entire upkeep of the zoo as I'm sure that's necessary. Worth visiting to help support the animals, for sure.

I've been hesitant to write this, it might get deleted because after looking at some pictures, I do…read morebelieve she is the owner..........Me and my six-year-old son visited the farm Mother's Day (never doing that again) and it was super busy, literally waiting in line for 30/45 minutes to hold a cat or a rabbit for three minutes. We had been there before so I knew there was a little bench/sitting area outside of the bathroom. So after using the bathroom, I thought it would be the perfect little area to decompress and take a little break and have a couple snacks so go sit down on the bench get our snacks out put them on a little table start eating them five minutes later the door that separates the area to the wedding venue section opened up, and I hear this lady talking to a woman with a child and a man explaining to them that they can change their child's diaper on the bench.......that was already occupied by myself and my child.....and she continued to explain it to them AFTER she saw us sitting on the bench. I have nothing against the other mom. She was just doing what she was told. But with that being said, I have changed my child's diaper in weird locations and there was a diaper changing station in the bathroom 10 feet away with no line. So at that point it became extremely awkward for everybody involved. I tell my child to hurry up and finish his food and collect his garbage which felt like minutes, but was probably only 30 seconds with the other family still hovering over us waiting for us to get up. He asked me why we had to leave and I didn't answer him. I had no problem with the other family. Maybe they didn't know there was a changing table in the bathroom, once again, they were just doing what they were told. BUT in my opinion, they never should have been told that. The other lady basically kicked us out of the spot. We were already well established at. Out of the almost 7 years that I have been going to fun activities basically every weekend with my child I have never been disrespected like that. Now with that being said, I do not believe it was her original intention to do so, but I would like for her to know that she did offended me and maybe next time see if the bench is already occupied and provide another location. Maybe double check if there is a line for the bathroom first. Yes I know it is a first world problem. But I have been thinking about this since Mother's Day. We can call this review constructive criticism...... but maybe not so that again.

Kinda cool. The tour is ok. A bit pricey imo. The 'farmers' are polite and seem to know when to…read morestop the children from going too far. The poop in the climbing tires was awful. As was the response from employees. No one took care of the poop.

Family FUN place for a young family or even just a weekend outing. And you can get so many selfies…read morewith the Animals ‍

Can't give a zero. Didn't actually go into zoo but when drove by there was political signs and…read morewords right in the pasture. I don't patronize places that cram their personal political stance down people's throat.

This is such an amazing part of the Marshfield community for family and people of all ages. It's…read morefree to visit and they have a variety of animals for the size of the zoo. The Kodiak bears are my favorite and they have an amazing exhibit. There is a playground for the kiddos as well. For those who have difficulty walking, there is also a drive thru available to see animals from your car.

Not fair to match this cool little zoo to a big city zoo. It's truly Apples to Oranges…read more Marshfield is a small city of less than 20,000 that supports an remarkable free zoo. (Marshfield also has a lot of other parks, trails and recreation areas. Including an outdoor pool). This little zoo It has a lot to offer... up close access to all kinds of wildlife. It's clean and very well kept, and I really think it's awesome that it has walking and biking trails running through it... AND it has a road that you can do a drive through experience. How great is that for the elderly, or handicapped or exhausted young kids? (Or lazy adults like me!) and it's all free!

Not the most exciting zoo I've been to if I were to be honest. Apart from the cougar, I think I…read morehave almost all of these animals visit my own backyard at some point (and who knows about the cougar, there is a chance that type of kitty has visited without my knowledge). I wouldn't expect more than 30-45 minutes needed to visit. And if you have older kids, maybe not the most compelling stop. But hey, it is free (unless you give a donation, which you should do!) so I can't complain too much. It gave my family something to do for the afternoon before dinner and the zoo is part of a larger park system, so you could probably find other things to do to make it an afternoon with no fees. At least it is a great way to get outside and enjoy nature and great views of the local river!

Great shaded park for those seeking exercise. Small zoo perfect for younger kids who are just…read moreexcited to see some animals. Kids small play area on way to the zoo and a larger play area near the barn. During the holidays it is turned into a drive through light show. Includes cabins and clubhouse for rent, tennis courts and a baseball diamond that turns into a skating rink in winter.

Neat zoo located within the Wisconsin Dells…read more Some of my favorite exhibits there were the white tiger and penguin habitat. The baby animal building was also very cute. The red panda was unfortunately not out much and the glass was too reflective to see it well. Admission is a bit high for the size of the zoo, but they have deal days (ex free for Father's on Father's Day). There's several paid attractions like a zoo train, camel rides and animal encounters. They also have some good discount coupons for nearby attractions in the rack outside the gift shop.

We took our four-year-old granddaughter here during a visit to the area. She loved everything…read moreabout it, except for one of the monkeys which was making a huge racket! : The whole visit was much fun. There was plenty to do and see. The guy driving the train was great. He was funny, and clearly enjoyed his job. One of the girls in the gift shop was wonderfully engaging with our granddaughter - One of the most pleasant people we encountered during out visit. I wish I'd gotten her name. Everyone we encountered was great, except for two... Despite two out of the three attendants being sullen and seemingly not enjoying their jobs, the granddaughter loved the rides she took on the camel and the pony.

We had a fabulous day at the Menominee Park Zoo. It is a small zoo located on the shores of Lake…read moreWinnebago in Oshkosh. It is a wonderful zoo that kids and adults will like. You can see a variety of animals like foxes, bears and elk. This small zoo has some picnic areas along with a cafe and gift shop. Best of all it is a free zoo. Afterwards, we walked along the lake and the beach. If you're in the Oshkosh area, this zoo is definitely a must see!!

A very nice free zoo in Oshkosh. We went before all the animals were outside, it was still a bit…read morechilly, but it was a nice stroll around the park which is wheelchair accessible.

This was my favorite place in the dells! It was absolutely adorable and all the deer were so…read morefriendly and pretty! As an animal lover it made me so happy to see that they have so much space. The animals here have a good life, definitely come here! Also make sure to skip out on the crackers, just get quarters and use their corn machine. The deer prefer the corn and you get a lot of food.

I was very happy to find Deer Park open this last weekend. Now a couple of things to know about the…read morepre-season. 1. They only take cash - no credit cards. 2. There is an ATM in the gift shop area in case you don't have cash, it will have a line. So bring cash. 3. The deer food stands are closed in the park. 4. The deer food machines that take quarters are filled and work. (I did find one broken across from the Lama's) 5. You can get a roll or two of quarters from the ticket station. (Remember cash only) Pro-tips: * The deer like the corn/deer feed over the crackers. Buy one pack of crackers to feed the goats and Bison when you enter. * use your quarters to buy deer feed from the vending machines. Use that empty cracker bag to put your deer feed in. * chickens and birds prefer the deer feed (corn) over the crackers. * Read my previous review for more insights.