First time here and loved it .. it took us 30 mins not an hour but that was because we were the…read moreonly 2 there . Very friendly owners ,, Thank you for a great tour

One of Oklahoma's top fall activities. They have a little bit of everything from pumpkin picking,…read morecorn maze, and feeding farm animals. & they have a huge parking lot.

Go in late October, it's too hot go in the first couple of weeks. Price was a little much with…read morepaying for other things. Should be included. Business aspect for more people to come. Great time on the hay ride and feeding the animals with cost for food

Extreme Animals came to visit our kindergarten today and it was amazing. The animals was darling…read moreand fun and Mr. Peter was so professional and well organized and did an amazing job engaging the children. He behaved in true kindergarten teacher fashion! I would recommend this company Over and over again for school events. He also did a great job wearing his mask and social distancing!

We had them come out this week for our Daycamp and I can not say enough good things about the…read moreprogram! The kids had a blast and they were able to learn several cool facts about each animal. Grace was our Animal Specialist and she was phenomenal! We will be using them every year!

Had a great time at the OKC Zoo, even though the temperatures were hovering around freezing and a…read morelot of the animals were not in their habitats (as they were repositioned to warmer back up environments). Still, we got to see a lot of the zoo's residents. We started with as much of the indoor viewing as we could. The OKC Zoo has an impressive collection of snakes -- especially venomous snakes. What can I say about snakes? Not a lot, other than I enjoyed watching them, and I am glad they were in their environment and I was in mine! I do wish the Zoo had included a notice about the dangers of invasive species, as I live in Florida and I have seen first hand what the python population has done to native species in South Florida. While the pythons on exhibit are fascinating, the Zoo should remind visitors that non-native reptiles should not be kept as pets. As the day warmed up, we spent a lot of time visiting the giraffes, the elephants, the many big cats and the full range of animals living at the Zoo, to the extent they were not sheltering from the cold. I could restate what the Zoo has on its website, but I suggest anyone who is interested in visiting should spend quality time exploring the Zoo's website and making a plan. We had about three hours for our visit, and we could have used more time than that!

I have been going here for 50+ years!…read more I miss the old corner post signs that were everywhere giving directions to the different parts of the zoo. Its mostly map dependent now. Sure, I can read a map, but that doesnt prevent the periodic "wrong turn" LOL. Those signs helped keep me on track. LOVED the dinosaur exhibit!!!! If you havent been to it, you should go! I ate at the Lotus food area for the first time. Hands down the best food and cost effective of any of the zoo food! Really liked the decor and atmosphere! Very clean, friendly service! We came right after a lunch rush and it was impeccably clean!

Great program, very polite, very knowledgeable, excellent service. They really take the animals to…read moreheart.

From the owner: We do not rescue cats, dogs, or native wildlife. We are an exotic pet rescue. We focus on making…read morethe maximum positive effect. We help out the exotic pets that many people frown upon or simply don't like. Our educational events help us to crash the barriers many people have against the amazing animals that we help and rescue.

I felt like the workers were really super nice there just wasn't a lot to do here for older kids…read moreHowever, we picked a great day! The weather was beautiful! It was definitely something to do! We feel like we've done everything in the city so it was nice. Plus the drive out here through the country was nice as well. I thought it was a good way to spend the day. If it had been any warmer, I would've been miserable so I appreciated the cooler weather today.

Pretty cool place within a short (Dirt road) drive from OKC!…read more Bathrooms seem to be well taken care of. Petting animals portion was a good time. Hand washing station was a nice touch. The reservation tables looked well arranged. On this visit to the park play toys areas were enjoyed by my daughters. The pony rides and cups of feed for the animals were definitely affordable. The snack/concession stand had a decent assortment. I saw a lot of smiling staff members. The country vibe is definitely a nice touch...if you're in to that sort of thing. Prepare to get dirty/dusty The pumpkin shooter/launch was really cool. Prices of snacks and water were priced up .. however I get it...you have to maintain the area with funds from somewhere. We will return. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon Oklahoma

I found Tiger Zoofari on Facebook, and of course my youngest was sitting next to me while I was…read morescrolling. Naturally, she immediately wanted to go! I had read about the tiger feeding experience and all of the other animals you can feed and hold, and that is right up our alley. Even after reading some of the negative reviews from animal rights activists, we decided to experience it for ourselves. It's about a 3-hour drive from us, so we booked a trip for the 4th of July weekend. When we made our reservation, Bill kept recommending that we stay in one of the cabins because of our young kids. We ended up choosing the treehouse instead, and honestly I'm glad we did. We had an amazing view of fireworks going off all around us along with an incredible lightning show that night. Driving in reminded me a lot of Texas Zoofari--you don't really know what to expect until you start seeing the signs and arrive at the property. Check-in was easy. They walked us to our treehouse, made sure everything worked, and answered any questions we had. We immediately turned on the A/C, unpacked, and walked around the park for a bit. Since it was so hot, we headed back to the treehouse to let it cool down while we took a nap. Once it finally cooled off, we grilled hot dogs and made s'mores on the propane grill while watching the tigers play below us. That alone made for a really fun evening. The Mega VIP experience was definitely worth it. We got to hold and interact with so many different animals. My girls were a little disappointed they didn't get to hold a monkey or lemur, but that's only because they've had that opportunity before at Canton Safari in Texas, so their expectations were a little high. The treehouse was a fun experience for one night. If we stayed longer, though, I'd probably choose one of the cabins simply because of the bathroom setup. A few suggestions that I think would make the experience even better: * The shared bathrooms could definitely use A/C. They were extremely humid, and daily attention to emptying the trash, refilling soap, cleaning the sinks, and sweeping/mopping would make a big difference. * During the summer, it would be nice if the A/C in the treehouses was turned on before guests arrived. We checked in around 2:00 p.m., and even after asking for a fan, it took over six hours before the treehouse became comfortable. * Adding a lighter to each cabin or treehouse would be helpful so guests can use the propane fire pit. We made do by using the grill. * I do think the tigers would benefit from a little more enrichment in their enclosures like you see at many accredited zoos. Other than that, every animal we saw appeared healthy, well cared for, and happy. A huge shoutout to Bill for making my daughter's birthday extra special by surprising her with a stuffed tiger. That simple act absolutely made her day and meant so much to us. Maggie, who is interning there, was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and personable. She answered all of our questions and made the experience even better. The other three ladies working there were also incredibly kind and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our stay. Overall, we had a wonderful experience. Don't let the negative reviews keep you from forming your own opinion. If your family enjoys hands-on animal encounters and making unique memories, I definitely recommend giving this hidden gem a chance.

Reviewed yesterday This was an amazing experience. We went…read moreto the Mega VIP tour which included a private tour, animal feedings, and interactions with the animals. The owner was a really cool guy, offered us suggestions on where to check out on the remainder of our trip. Our tour guide was Emily. She was so knowledgeable and friendly. This was definitely a unique experience. We spent about 3 hours at the park, I do wish the gift shop portion had a few more offerings. They had a baby white lion who was so cute and a young black panther who was so playful. We really enjoyed interacting with NiNi the hyena. I truly enjoyed this experience.

Sometimes in life, you come across a feel good story, when you hear the trials and obstacles…read moreovercome to be a success story, it warms your heart. And although they are rare...but you as an outside observer can appreciate and connect with the underdog. And that's what I'd like to talk about beginning this intro to Lost Creek Safari... I discovered it completely out of nowhere while passing through Stillwater, Oklahoma. I initially arrived in Stillwater to see Oklahoma State's football stadium. And when I stumbled upon Lost Creek Safari from Google Maps, I decided to stay an extra day and check out this animal rescue/sanctuary. Stepping on the grounds, I was immediately introduced to Trevor, the owner, and he shared his background, talked about how this animal farm used to be in dire straits and the animals were suffering. Trevor initially came to Stillwater, OK on a wrestling scholarship for school, but found his passion and ultimate destiny to help save this Lost Creek Safari. Trevor dove head first into changing everything about the old farm and the poor conditions. Fast forward a few years later and although Trevor says there's still more goals to achieve, I could sense what tremendous pride he had in his accomplishments so far, despite all the risks and costs associated in this practically full time, 24/7 job. But the hard work and dividends appear to be paying off. Here's what you can expect out of a visit to Lost Creek Safari... According to Trevor's website lostcreeksafari.com, there are "baboons, mini zebu, deer, emus, monkeys, otters, anteaters, foxes, peacocks, llamas and lemurs"....just to name a few. Price of entry is $11, and they have separate fees for feeding and interacting with whatever animals you may be interested in seeing. But, for an extra $11 and a total of $22, you can have the entire package! This includes, according to their website..."admission, feed cup, parakeet stick, lemur feeding, water buffalo feeding, camel feeding, reptile barn entry, baby kangaroo/wallaby encounter, and baby goat encounter. This All-Inclusive Package is what I purchased and was well worth it. Just strolling the grounds, I felt transported away to a better place. Everything is organized and well maintained. You could sense there was a tremendous amount of thought and effort put into accommodating guests. I was instructed to start at the parakeet enclosure where the birds flew onto my hand and ate from a feeding stick I was holding. Then...the remainder of the experience was simple by following along a paved pathway and meeting and greeting the residents here on the farm. Most of the animals can be fed, but some were off limits due to special diets. The lemurs were exciting to feed. The camel was wonderful saying hello to. The water buffalo was friendly. You pass by baby goats and enter their playpen to hang out with them. Next was a charming adolescent deer who was very approachable. Cows anxiously waited to say hello and be fed. Ostriches optimistically eat from your hands if you don't mind a little pecking. More goats and donkeys to say hi to before approaching the reptile enclosure. This is inside and you can hold a snake around you for picture taking. They have all sorts of different species like lizards, iguanas and snakes from different continents. Before departing the reptile enclosure it was thrilling having the chance to hold a baby kangaroo wallaby. Born a few weeks ago, it was adorable. Then, it was returning on the pathway back to the start. I still had feed in my cup and gave the animals the remainder of my leftovers. Back in the front entrance was a small gift shop. I was totally impressed with my time here and took home a t-shirt. Finally, funny sort of how things came full circle. Trevor returned to greet me goodbye and say farewell. I told him how inspiring his story was. And, I just thanked him for revealing who he was and what motivates him to maintain a beautiful rescue sanctuary and giving back to so many animals. In my opinion, someone like Trevor is called a hero. There's not many of them out there. If you ever doubt kindness or lose belief, then come visit Lost Creek Safari in Stillwater, Oklahoma. I think you'll find Trevor's farm a beacon of hope. If you put your heart and soul into something you're passionate about, you can make a positive impact in this world.

New visit since new owners and all the improvements. Always…read moreclean and well kept. This time had so many more friendly workers. Guy with birds and one with Otters very nice. The feeding of the deer always favorite. Some touching or feeding no longer allowed. Safety first the way it should be. Best thing was holding the kangaroo ! They have a place to get drinks and also to wash hands. Looked like now just out houses to use . Other than that ,nice place to take the kids of all ages. So much closer to animals. Still not alot of shade so go early and prepared. We turn on Western in Stillwater and takes you straight until you turn at lost Creek sign on left. Then just a short way.