I understand with the heat some of the animals are inside, but there were A LOT missing. The aviary…read moreis closed, petting zoo is closed. Train is working, neither is the aerial tram. The giraffe was no where to be seen, so no feeding it. We had our granddaughter down a few years ago and we had an amazing time, this time with our grandson.... Not so much. I might have minded so much, but to charge full price for 1/2 the experience.....NOT GOOD!!!

Took granddaughter for an outing.... Been a while since I…read morehave been to this zoo. Didn't see a lot of the animals from time past a lot of the spaces were empty. But we did get a lot of exercise...

This is a wonderful learning environment for kids. The staff were so attentive and helpful. It was…read morethe perfect activity for our 2 year old grandson and his grandparents!

Bear Creek Nature Center is a hidden gem in Chattahoochee Hills, GA. This is a small animal refuge…read more/ hiking location (with a waterfall nearby) / and conservation center. This non-profit organization is home to numerous reptiles, amphibians, and birds. They even have the only live bats at a nature center in all of Georgia. Admission is $5 per car/driver and $3 for each additional person in your group. This is a great spot for families. They even let my kids pet any small animal in the facility of their choosing. We were given a personal tour of the place and the hike was good for all members of the group. Since not too many people know about this place yet, there was no issue parking. The staff were friendly as well. You can also follow the latest updates of their animals on their FB page. I hope to go back again soon.

A truly amazing experience, much more than we had anticipated. Clean, safe, and beautiful with…read morecontented animals. We were surprised to see the newest residents, capybaras that arrived only two weeks ago. We could have spent the entire day watching the playful antics of the adorable capybaras playing in the water and also on land. Another favorite were the kangaroos. A baby Joey was in and out of his mother's pouch. Adorable and so much fun to watch. The driving part was truly an experience. Our vehicle was approached by llamas, zebras, buffalo, and deer seeking food from the buckets we had purchased in the gift shop. The animals roam freely throughout the hundreds of acres. The camels tried to grab the entire bucket of food! We had to hold the buckets tightly while they ate from them. The employees are extremely friendly and helpful, happy to discuss the various animals. The entire experience was very educational. We spent several hours here and truly would have enjoyed staying the entire day if we could have, but had previously scheduled another engagement. We want to return and bring other friends along for the experience.

An amazing experience for young and old! Took my grandkids (6 and 8) along with a friend and it was…read morea blast. Fed all sorts of animals from the car and in a walking area where they are behind fences. The animals are friendly but on the greedy side so they will snatch the feeding bucket out of your hand! Be prepared to get your car dirty as well as yourself. A great event for the family.

I went to the zoo a couple months ago and I love the new exhibits. You could definitely spend all…read moreday there and not get bored.

I've been a member here for two years and have overall enjoyed the experience. Are half the…read moreexhibits empty most days? Yeah. Is the splash pad literally disintegrating? Yep. But the elephants and the monkeys are my kids favorites so we renewed our membership. We always bring snacks and spend our entire morning there, stopping to munch on the grass or at the splash pad. That is, until today. Checking in as normal and the guy insists on searching my cooler bag. First time in two years the cooler bag has even been acknowledged but ok? I'm then told because have shredded chicken for my kids as a snack it's not allowed in. I have to take everything back to my car or I'm not allowed entry. But don't you worry, if I had potato chips or any other unhealthy bagged snacks then that's totally fine to bring in!! If I want to pay for my yearly membership and then go eat in the parking lot I'm totally welcome to do that. How generous! Unfortunately last time I checked I can go eat at just about any park for FREE, I don't pay for a membership to eat in the parking lot. My children have bad allergies so I bring our food pretty much everywhere and I thought the zoo was a safe place but apparently not. We finished our visit (early of course because ya know my kids were hungry and we had to rush through everything so I could trek them back through the parking lot to our exclusive dining spot to eat our contraband chicken) and as I'm walking out the door what do I see?? A man rolling an honest to God IGLOO COOLER. ROLLING IT. Full of seed oil fried Cheese Puffs I'm sure!! So idk if the gate keepers were just on a power trip today and felt like they wanted to discriminate against children with allergies or what, but I'll definitely be considering this experience when/if I renew next year. If you're considering a membership for your children, the McWane has never one time given me an ounce of issue about bringing food in, just saying.

This is a pleasant surprise off the beaten path. Very nice zoo with lots of different animals and…read morebird species. I've taken my grandchildren several times. They are very nice and friendly. The price is very reasonable for what you get to do and see. Loved this place!

Our tour was SO much fun. We had a great time feeding and learning about the animals.read more

I Robin Franklin Manning from Thomasville Georgia brought my family here several times when kids…read morewere little They enjoyed it.

Chehaw Park has been fun to attend for years! We love…read morevisiting the Festival of Lights christmas lights drive-their every year. It's no Callaway Gardens, but still a really fun display! They used to do a train ride with the christmas lights but they haven't the past few years, and would love to see that return.