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    Grandpa Tiny's Farm

    4.2 (21 reviews)

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    Yvette P.

    So really this is geared towards small children. Did not realize this before paying but got to see a few reindeer anyway. And some neat arrangements. There were a few animals that could be pet. Santa and Mrs Claus were there.

    We visited to see Santa mostly and because we have family within 30 min. Price was right and staff was super friendly. I would highly recommend a visit as an add on to a day or weekend in Frankenmuth but on its own, there's not much To see besides a Visit with Santa a small farm animal viewing and a Few Photo ops.

    Megan K.

    This was so much fun! The girls and I decided to go because we were in the area. We decided we wanted to hit this little petting farm because we are like toddlers. It was $3 to get a tour of the farm and pet the animals. $5 if we wanted the wanted the wagon ride. The people on the farm were so knowledgeable and nice, even though we did stump them on a few questions. There were peacocks, bunnies, sheep, chickens, ducks, horses....

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    Family friendly petting farm with chicken, peacocks, sheep, donkey, bunnies, and various seasonal activities.

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    Fantastic Place to visit. It's nice to see a family follow their dream. The personal touch adds a lot to the experience. Highly recommend.

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    Wilderness Trails Animal Park

    3.3
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    Recently planned a meet up at Wilderness trails zoo with some family. It had been a few years since…read moreany of us have been there, and seeing it now, with many renovations completed, it looks fantastic, and functions with a much better flow. The entrance, and gift shop, is easily 4 times it's original size; and they always have the cutest collection of plushes. The grounds, and habitats appeared well maintained. The animals were all quite active, playful, and seemed to be healthy; the petting farm area is always a must stop when you visit. The staff are great too; friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The zoo now offers animal experiences for an extra fee, which can be purchased online or at the entrance, adding a more private element of fun. I will say though, I was really bummed that the Rainforest area was now only open as an "experience" purchase. Years ago it was easily my favorite exhibit, but unfortunately is now out of my price range, especially for a family (as I found the experience costs to be a bit high), so we were unable to see it. Overall we all really enjoyed our outing at the Wilderness Trails Zoo. They did a great job keeping the walk area around the zoo shaded, you could find animal feeding stations and hand sanitizer in many locations, seating widely available, a picnic/eating area, prepackaged ice cream bars/dippin dots in store, children's playground, clean restrooms, and plenty of parking available as you first arrive. This zoo is definitely worth the visit, and I'm sure I'll be having another day trip here again soon.

    Booked a lemur encounter here with the ruffed lemurs. It was nothing short of amazing! We got to go…read moreinto the cage with Marshmallow and Smores the lemurs. Got to feed them and one had a grand ole time licking my feet. The rest of the zoo was very neat. You can buy cups of carrots to feed other animals as well. I also saw an animal here that I had never seen before, a Zorse. They are beautiful and loved the carrots!

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    Detroit Zoo

    3.7
    (476 reviews)
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    We hadn't been to the Detroit Zoo in probably 30 years. I was blown away by the improvements…read morethey've accomplished in those 30 years. Yes, it's a long time and I realize that fact, but still... the improvements from then till now are really fantastic. For starters on navigating the zoo, there are map boards located throughout your walk and there's also a QR code reader on the boards so you can access the zoo app from your phone. As you traverse down the paths, there are food stops for the hungry kiddos and adults and plenty of little snack and sweets stations throughout the zoo and plenty of restrooms as well so no worries there. There are benches spaced throughout in case you need to take a little rest along your adventure walk. Most of the animals were out midday and that was our concern that it might be nap time for a lot of them. But we were very fortunate and saw almost everything we set out to see. We'll definitely have to go back because we didn't quite see everything we wanted to see. The penguin exhibit was fantastic. It's an arctic wonderland with a below ground level walkway so you can watch them swimming past as you walk along. The chimpanzees were a popular attraction and both kids and adults loved watching them playing and grooming each other and taking care of the young ones inside the air conditioned building. The air conditioned buildings with the indoor viewing are the best, especially on hot days so you can cool down as you watch the animals in their habitats The zoo itself is neat and clean with staff dispersed throughout in case you have questions or need help. They were actively working on new exhibits while we were there and we're looking forward to seeing these new additions that will definitely add to the fun zoo experience. Some exhibits have small entrance fees that aren't included in the zoo ticket price but they're worth it. It took us 3 hours to make it all the way around and that included a lot of stops and looking at and watching all of the awesome animals but next time we'll allow four because at the end just before closing we were rushing. From 30 years ago till now, the zoo is worthy of 5 stars with the way it has grown with the times. Get some Vitamin Z as one of their old commercial jingles suggest!

    The Detroit Zoo's penguinarium and butterfly exhibits are exceptional, beautiful, worthy, heavenly…read more The train was highly restored and a treat to ride again! However, we were surprised when visiting after having the opportunity to travel and visit other community's zoos. When returning to our own zoo and comparing it to others and our recollection of the Detroit Zoo during its peak years, we wondered what's going on. Care and gardening quality of the property is significantly enhanced. Yet, there are far fewer animals. Isn't this a zoo's primary role. Distance to view animals is further than other zoos. We had to apologize to our out of town guests and remind them that the Detroit Zoo used to be better! Perhaps declining financial support from the City of Detroit over decades negatively impacted upkeep and care of the infrastructure and opportunity to support and care for large animal populations. Detroit Crain's reported that in 2008 and 2010, State of Michigan legislation was enacted to assist the state in preserving the Detroit Zoo and the Detroit Institute of Arts by creating new county taxing authorities with the power to levy taxes in support of the institutions. (Resident taxpayer visitor fees are still required.) Either even after 17 years current funding hasn't replaced what the zoo previously received in its glory days. Or, current leaders have different views regarding the purpose of the Detroit Zoo, animal populations and opportunities for guests to easily see them.

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