For a free zoo, it was great! Small but nice. Lots of flowers and greenery makes for great…read morepictures. They do have a box for free will donations which should be larger so hopefully people would donate to this cute zoo.

Awesome experience, little one loved the zoo. A must visit…read morewhile in Baraboo The bear and fox exhibit was my personal favorite

Drove 1h45 min from the Chicago suburbs to see the hyraxes! Was definitely worth the drive - we saw…read moreeverything we wanted to see, and more. The zoo was easy to navigate and the staff were very helpful. The zoo looked well kept and clean as well. I love seeing that they serve Colectivo coffee at the zoo!

The zoo is free. The cover area is big. It has arctic, American prairie, aviary, Asian, red panda,…read morechildren zoo. The parking is free. It has three entrances. You need to notice your parking area. We enter from the north entrance. The parking here is easy. I like the most in this zoo is the red panda and the badger. The area is big. May need 1.5 hours to cover all area. Detail visit may take 2.5 hours. Kid likes the children zoo for animal padding. The area has some tree cover and is not too hot.

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.

Continues to a nice place to bring the kids. A little off the beaten path so stays a little…read morequieter. Prices are up this year, pet food is $.50 more expensive than deer park, per cone at $1.50each. Could use some more people on grounds keeping things nice.

This is a super option for a nice long day, or even 2-3 hours, if you are visiting the Wisconsin…read moreDells and you don't want to spend time at all the usual water parks and weird tourist-y places and shops. I typically dislike touristy places but this Farmers market and huge outdoor play space with petting zoo was awesome!! It does cost $12 a person which is a lot, but they offer an annual pass if you live nearby. Ideal for kids ages 5-12 but we were there with a teenager and she LOVED it!! It wasn't crowded at all, super peaceful. It is also nicely accessible for my best friend who uses a rolling walker. Lots of places to sit and rest

We are so lucky to have the International Crane Foundation in Wisconsin. Home to the most amount of…read morecrane species in the world! The park is accessible to all with wide, cement pathways. For those wanting to go on trails, they also offer loops off their paths. There are a few covered areas for viewing the cranes and lots of areas to sit and observe the cranes. Admission is $12 or you could buy an annual pass. They have a video you can watch first about their work prior to checking out the cranes. This is a great place to spend a morning, afternoon or even the whole day.

What I can say about this place is that if you're a fan of endangered species you would definitely…read morelike checking out the Crane Foundation. It's not exactly like a zoo either but it does have all the crane species here and the experiences feel up close and personal. Me and my wife came here to experience this place since this is kind of part of our Wisconsin Dells visit. The admission fee is fair for what you purchase. What I like about this place compared to your typical Zoo is that it's not full of people at all. There's limited parking and a money goes towards helping the cranes and helping their population grow. There's a lot to learn about the rich history of this species also there are plenty of short Trails too there's not any concession stands for food here at all which isn't a big deal at all either it's not a place that you need to check on every exhibit it's probably a hour hour to a hour and a half visit typically. They even have a little movie theater and a gift shop as well. The bathrooms are also very clean this place is a unique find so give this place a visit if you have the time

We came here with our extended family last weekend while we were camping in the area. This is a…read morereally nice find for this area! We loved walking around this large zoo and being able to interact with so many of the animals. It was nice that we were able to buy food to feed the animals when we purchased our admission. We arrived about mid-day, so that meant it was feeding time. After the animals were fed (what looked like maybe Panera breads and rolls) they were so loud and lively! It was really a cool thing to see. If you have small children with you they might be scared by the loud sounds, but we did see a lot of kids there who were enjoying their visit. The little petting area at the end was a nice bonus too. The attendant was very friendly and told us about some of the animals. Not a bad way to spend a morning or afternoon if you're in the area, just make sure to wear good walking shoes!

This zoo cares NOTHING for the animals in prisoned in their zoo. They have broken the law by…read moretransporting a 3 week old cat to a school for photo ops. Minimal 4 weeks by law not to be separated from it's mother. Kittens are to spend 2 years with their mothers to build their immune systems. 3 Kittens were placed with someone with no experience before shipping them off to more roadside zoos. Animals are kept in small pens/cages. They pace, a sign of psychological deprivation. This is road side torture. Please do not support them!

Been at the location several times and this is the first time that I took a peak into this zoo…read more There is little to no signs out front (until you get to the entrance), so it's easy to miss. It's kind of a minimalist zoo. Several different areas that contain some typical farm animals. They seem to be well fed and cared for. A nice place to stretch your legs, take a walk, and pet some friendly animals. Check it out!

We had a great time with our grandchildren. It was a nice quiet short thing to do. They really…read moreenjoyed running in and out of the little houses which they do not have a picture of other people at the gas station were very nice and they love to riding on the mechanical horse. I would recommend it if you want something short and sweet.

Beautiful park, that has a lot to offer. It's very big and very well kept. It's work and…read morecontribution is remarkable. We visited for a mini picnic in nature and it was very enjoyable. Worth planning a visit to be there for the day! Definitely coming back for a hike.

A hidden gem as far as trails go. Circuit of about 4 miles at the end of the nature center road…read more Good little hills, woods and open prairie. Nice little workout to get ready for larger trails.