Y'all abuse animals to do tricks that's why the animals are always scared of yo they aren't trained…read morehow they are supposed to be trained y'all aren't getting out of this one whoever sees this go on yt and search Carson and barnes circus animal abuse and there's gonna be a lot of evidence fuck y'all die let the animals go and just stop y'all are never gonna get otra this disclaimer serch up what I said and there's everything :) Huge shoutout to peta for this info YALL could sherch him on yt as well Channel:peta(people for the ethical treatment of animals Please stop animal abuse

Horrified to see this circus using innocent animals for human entertainment. I could not watch the…read moreshow becuase I was so sickened and distracted by the sheer lack of compassion and the scared looks on the animals faces. I find this practice sick and disturbing. I was further bothered by the attitude of the staff at the event. I felt like I was being herded like cattle into the circus and it was all a big money grabbing production and felt cheap and not familiar. I would not recommend you waste your money. The overall show was short and I did not want my children watching animals be used for human entertainment, especially in the year 2026. We have better more educated things to spend our time doing. Me and my kids will NOT be back to see this un-fulfilling show.

For over $500 a night, the experience feels like a scam. Despite the way it's advertised, there's…read morevery little interaction with the animals during your stay. You don't see elephants at night after they put them up, so if you check in at 6 PM as required, you're lucky to catch even a brief glimpse of them before they're put away at 7pm. The room is under 200 square feet with no TV, no WiFi, and a toilet system that doesn't allow flushing toilet paper--you're expected to throw used wipes in the trash. Breakfast was disappointing: a microwaved Jimmy Dean egg cup, pre-packaged mini muffins, fruit that was a Dole mixed fruit cup, and dry cereal with no milk. Save your money and book your family somewhere else.

Okay this is an amazing and awesome trip of a lifetime. After we checked in, we saw elephant habits…read moreand went back up to them and were able to pet an elephant. The cabins are bare bones but adorable. I had a full-sized bed that I slept well in. Well, until the crazy thunderstorm came. But that's nature's fault and not the fault of Oklahoma Awesome Adventures. LOL. In the cabins are a Keurig coffee maker, a toaster, a mini-fridge and a microwave. The toilets are strange, with a button on the left side of the bowl (as you're facing the toilet). But they work WELL. Actually better than a normal toilet for sucking things down. The table is really cute too. There's two benches, but the table is pushed up to the wall with one bench underneath so it doesn't take up the extra room but you can pull out out if you need to serve more people. The cabin is cooled (and heated) by a wall unit. Absolutely awesome. We turned it down before we went to dinner and came back to a FREEZING cabin. When you arrive there is fruit on the table (that is bananas) and you are advised it's for the elephant when you have breakfast with the elephant. We bought apples for the elephants but they aren't allowed outside food. Breakfast was at 8:35. We were last so we had the opportunity to see the elephants at the other cabins (there are 3). The elephants carry a large metal park with a picnic basket in it. It's a very short time but a great photo op. Plus, what's cooler than seeing an elephant take a banana from your hands? Complaints (but I'm still giving 5 stars because I liked it). 1. Breakfast was at 8:35 and the first tour of The Endangered Ark Foundation was 11:30. Why couldn't the two times be closer together? 2. Lightbulbs are out in both cabins (I asked to see the other cabins) 3. In the bathroom there was conditioner but no shampoo, soap, etc. 4. They were out of hand soap.

Cute, fun place for the whole family, however, if you have small children that haven't gone to swim…read moreschool fo swim lessons yet then, you need to make sure someone has eyes on them at all times bc there is a large pond near some of the units that does not have a fance around it There are boats you can take the kids on around the pond in but I dont think there are any life jackets so you may want to bring one Yhe kids really really enjoy seeing the ringtail lemurs and the he kangaroos that are in cages towards the middle of thr ranch There are also Texas long horn cows throughout the property that you can get pretty close ti (Behind fences) and if you are there in the summer there is a pool behind the owners house at the top of the hill The squirells will eat from your hand if you collect the nuts that are all over the ground. The view is spectacular, the units are beutifly decorated, are very unique and have everything you will need to prepare a homecooked meal. I docked 1 star bc our unit did not have window coverings so we were forced to wake up way earlier than we wanted ( it might, that was 2 yrs ago) but other than that they were perfect. This is the gem of Antlers but that being said is a lot bc overall, Antlers is a dumpy town with lots of rednecks that dont keep their homes and yarss kept up so much of the towns neighbirhokd look very old and run down and there is a big drug proble.in town and absolutleh nothing to do, it is quite possibly thr most boring, depressing place ive ever been so bare that in mind if you plan a visit here bc kids will quickly get bored and if you ever consider moving here, bare in mind the schools have lots of bullying issues, especially towards new kids or if their parents buy them toys and dress them nice bc the kids are very jelous bc many of the.parents ae poor or are farmers and cant fo anywhwhere so the kids literally never get to go anywhere fun and never go on vacations (majority) , there are a few that do .

Rebel Hill Ranch is a gem! We enjoyed staying in the original cabin right by the lake. The…read morehighlight of our stay was the horseback riding. My daughters loved the lemurs, kangaroos, and the tortoise. We got to see the elk and white tailed deer on the trail. Becky was very helpful throughout our stay. We stayed Easter weekend and even had a visit from the Easter bunny.