I came here on a VERY cold day (24 degrees, windy and left like 10 degrees according to weather.com…read moreand snowing). I didn't think many animals would be out but this is the only day I had available to visit so I had to go. First of all, because of the cold and snow, there were very few people which was amazing to be honest. It felt like I had the whole zoo to myself and surprisingly, I had good luck with the animals. A lot of animals were inside or the habit was shut down but I still pretty much saw what I wanted to. The enclosures were clean and spacious. I loved that I could go into the Elephant Barn and see them feeding them, etc. The entrance is currently under construction but there were several employees posted along the way directing guests. Also, parking is free which is a plus! The zoo is big but not TOO big. I was there for about 3-4 hours, although I did spend more time in certain areas to look at certain animals. The aquarium was quite small but still a good experience. My only downside for me was the gift shop. The main gift shop didn't have much in it to my liking which is unfortunate. I still would recommend this zoo and would love to come back to check it out some more!

Average zoo. Still fun, but offers nothing spectacular. Most of the exhibits offer great space to…read morethe animals which was nice. Great price overall. Plenty of restrooms through out the park too! I never had to go looking for one so that was great! I'll be back!

A nice road side Zoo with lots of animals to interact with and feed. Your kids will love this…read moreplace. From Zebras, Kangaroos, Lemurs, Monkeys and Bears which you can feed and you are very close to. There are so many animals it's hard to choose my favorite. (I'm bias towards Matilda one of the Lemurs) Rob & Lori who own the Zoo are just awesome people. It's lots of family fun for everyone.

this is a wonderful place to visit for anyone of any age, especially those who love animals. the…read moreanimals are well cared for. I met the owner and she is so passionate about caring for the animals. this place is wonderful, especially if you have little ones full of wonder and passion for the animal world.

What a wonderful idea for a kids party, but the adults enjoyed it too. Very professional. The…read moreanimals were beautiful, well taken care of and loved to get fed. Had this for my grandchild's 2nd Birthday party. He loved the pony ride. Supervised and safe. I would highly recommend this and you get five stars too!

From the owner: A TRUE interactive, hands-on, educational, fun, family animal activity…read more We Come to You! With our TRAVELING Petting Zoo. YOU Come to US! On The Farm Petting Zoo Tour. Schools, preschools to colleges, Fairs, Festivals, Church & Community Events, Company, Family & Private events!

Absolutely I recommend this zoo!! I visit a lot of zoos, this one is the best smallest zoo I've…read moreever been to. If you're expecting it to be a little zoo with small wire caged animals, you'd be wrong! This zoo is clean. You can pay a very small amount to get a decent amount of food to feed a lot of animals, including giraffes, monkeys, camels, bears, and the usual goats. There is an overlook with a gorgeous mountainous view with a small herd of bison. This small zoo packs a big punch! They even have mandrills!! And a black leopard!! As a photographer, I was glad to see glass areas on some animals to great photos! If you're on the fence about stopping here, get off and go. You won't regret it!!

We drove 2 hrs to this zoo and would do it again. I really enjoyed the exhibits. Loved the food…read morepackage for animal feedings. It wasn't overly crowded a smaller scale zoo that some others I've been too. I didn't see food option in the zoo, other than an ice cream shack that wasn't open. There were picnic tables on the other side.

It was an easy drive from Pittsburgh…read more I was educated by a 3 year old about how this was going to work. While paying for admission, you purchase little buckets of animal food and carrots. Gravel paths were easy to navigate. The deer and sheep couldn't get enough of the food nuggets. They were eating out of our hands. In the goat pen, the 3 year old went in confidently. Confidence was shaken when he was surrounded by little and big goats who wanted those food pellets. Dad swooped in and picked him up above the herd. Look for the food shoots that send food directly to the animal's food bowl. Yes we held a baby Joey. The 3 yr old wanted no parts of the baby kangaroo or pony ride. Very kid friendly and on their visual level. Was disappointed that I couldn't find and staff didn't have a penny for the penny machine. With your receipt you receive 1/2 off same day admission at Keystone Safari (a short distance away). We took advantage of the discount.

This stop was completely unplanned but we will talk about it for forever. Awesome memories are…read moreinvaluable! This is a partial petting zoo/feed animals/birds/gift shop with employees that genuinely want you to enjoy your visit. Free, dedicated parking lot. Upon entering you may purchase bags of carrots/dry kibble and very clear directions on what creatures eat which food. The memory we will laugh forever about was when a Llama "hocked out a lougie" onto the face of the people in our group. She had awful smelling saliva and chewed up bits of carrots/debris on her face and hair. Comedy.

I did the nursery tour and it was so cool. I forget my guides name, but he was so knowledgeable…read moreabout all the animals. I think the resort could spend a little more money here on the building. I know it's a barn, but dang for these prices they charge at the resort this barn should be a lot nicer. I loved all the animals. I am happy to see them so well cared for. It's a definite must do activity!

The staff was standoff-ish. The Nursery Tour is not quite as described, "This educational program…read moreincludes a guided walking tour of the Nemacolin's Wildlife Adventure , as well as the chance to interact with a few of the animals, including our kinkajou, fennec foxes, porcupine, sloth, alligator, tortoise and more." The implication is that you will have some type of interaction. However, my family got to pet a Bearded Dragon. Every other animal was displayed by the staff, but that was the extent of your interaction with any animal. You could get the same experience driving by a field or stopping by a pet shop. The animals were well cared for, and the place is clean.

I like this place a lot more than the Pittsburgh zoo. They have capybaras now, which is awesome…read more The honey badger is also pretty cool to see. My son got to ride a horse. In years past they had a camel ride. We go here once a summer and it is always fun.

Awesome experience. All the animals seemed well cared for and you could feed most animals. Great…read moreplace for a family outing

We went on the safari trucks to see animals up close. It was warming up and they weren't stirring…read moremuch. We got to pet cows and buffalo. Do not feed the zebras was repeated multiple times. The kid who wanted no parts of holding a joey or riding a pony ... rode the camel! The highlight of the 3 yr old's trip was feeding the giraffes 3 leaves of romaine lettuce. Very family friendly.

Keystone Safari is a nice miniature zoo to come out and explore. If you're interested in riding a…read morecamel, you can do that! I got to go on 2 camel rides they're $10 per ride and it is super fun to do. It's like riding a horse but much taller. If you come down here I highly recommend getting a camel ride in! They'll let you take pictures and videos while riding