Best day ever at the Camel Safari! Guided by Adam and Allie-two of the most knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, and genuinely caring people you'll ever meet . This experience was unforgettable from start to finish in their 165 acre property. We kicked off the day with a short ride on Jafar, a stunning, gentle giant weighing nearly 3,000 pounds. ( love at first sight) After taking some amazing photos with him, he happily stayed nearby and spent the rest of the day with us. From there, we met several other camels and hopped on the tram, where more adventures were to be had . Along the way, we encountered so many incredible animals, more camels, a zedonk, llamas, alpacas, and miniature horses. One of the highlights was feeding Thorn, their adorable pet porcupine,grapes she was just the sweetest little girl. We also got to see New Guinea singing dogs (so cute!) and Ambien, their 20-year-old sloth, who was just as amazing to see in person as you'd imagine. Feeding the alpacas and llamas carrots was such a fun, hands-on experience. As if that wasn't enough, four friendly Ridgeback dogs casually joined us on the tram, roaming freely and adding even more charm to the day. Every animal we encountered was gentle, well cared for and clearly loved . I truly can't say enough wonderful things about this experience it was pure joy from beginning to end. If you've never met a camel, Ilama, or alpaca, you're missing out. These gentle creatures will absolutely fill your heart. I'm already looking forward to going back again soon. I didn't want the day to end . This is one adventure you don't want to miss it's truly an overload of joy! "LIVE LIFE WITH LOVE & LAUGHTER" ~PEACE JODY~

If you're looking for something unique to do near Las Vegas, Camel Safari is absolutely worth it…read more We drove up from the Las Vegas Strip and visited earlier in June, and it exceeded our expectations. We were amazed by how up close and personal we could get with the camels and the other animals. The safari tram tour was informative and much more engaging than anticipated as well. We had plenty of opportunities to see the animals in a natural, spacious environment. The friendly staff were also incredibly knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the animals in their care. They shared interesting facts about the area and the animals throughout the tour that made the experience both fun and educational. This was far better than your average zoo... it felt much more interactive and authentic. One of the biggest highlights is the location itself. It truly feels like a backcountry adventure, and it's hard to believe you're such a short drive from the Las Vegas Strip. We also did the UTV tour, which took us down to the Virgin River and deeper into the surrounding desert landscape. The scenery was stunning, and I couldn't believe we had just been in the middle of Vegas. What a great experience!

This was a great experience. The cows are adorable and the owners are great people. Highly…read morerecommend for all ages.

10/10 The best day of my life!! Thank you so much to Scott and Jeana for being the nicest hosts…read moreever! They were such friendly people and the cows are the cutest things in the world

This is actually a fun family event. Reminds me of old times. Old fashioned games, swings, hayride,…read moreetc. pig races, hoops, giant jenga and games made out of wood; offering a nice challenge. Plenty of space for kids to just be kids; running and having fun! There's also the Shriek house, corn maze and more. Not too scary for young kids but still fun for the older ones. If you're looking for a nice family evening in some cooler weather, give this place a try.

In search of falltivities, my boyfriend stumbled upon a tiktok of the haunted corn maze in Moapa…read moreValley, so we had to check it out. The drive from Vegas is an hour long straight shot up the I-15, once you do get into Moapa drive slow and carefully. There are a lot of speed traps waiting for visitors and the last portion of the drive here is windy and unpaved. Definitely not the most visitor friendly drive. There are lots of activities to do here and they offer several wristband packages to bundle experiences. We opted for the white wristbands ($34/pp) which include all general admission activities, the haunted maze, the haunted hayride and 2 turns at the corn shot. The maze had about a 30-45 minute wait when we got there and the wait got longer from there, but in my opinion it was worth it. We had some good screams and laughs and got through the maze pretty quickly. The haunted hayride honestly was a dud, but it was nice to sit down for a while after standing so long for the maze. They could honestly just stick to a regular fall themed hayride. They also had a bunch of other activities that were included in general admission ($12) like swings, pig races, a small petting zoo, and more. There was plenty to do, but in the future I would probably save a little bit of money and only opt into the maze. I was a bit disappointed in the food selection here. They catered very heavily towards fall fair like desserts, but didn't offer much in terms of actual food. We still did order the fried apple slices and a deep fried cheesecake, along with a couple of hotdogs. I was sorely disappointed by the apples slices because there just tasted like fried dough, the apple almost disintegrated and disappeared after the frying process. The cheesecake was good but incredibly decadent and is best shared between two people. The hotdogs were run of the mill, thin and unimpressive. I added cheese to mine and the bun was so thin it fell apart immediately. For the price per dog, I would have expected Hebrew Nationals. The pumpkin patch was a bit of a long walk away from everything else and by about 10pm we couldn't find too many good pumpkins. We opted to pick some corn instead and I have to give it to them, that corn was sooooo sweet and delicious once cooked. It was definitely a fun night, but with HalloweenTown in Boca Park available in the future I'll probably save gas and stay in town.

This is innovation meets green technology. This is located on the way to Vegas off the 15, so you…read morecan't miss it. I've seen it several times and this time I detoured to check it out. The roads are paved and surprisingly public access as well. Just pay close attention to the signage that does state "private". No one seemed to mind my taking photographs. Plenty of employees were traveling around as it was a weekday. There is friendly security on site and I did speak with him. They possibly consider tours depending on what size your group is and the nature of your interest. These solar panels are based off of steam generated power from the sun which in turn creates electricity. It's a collaborating work between Edison and NRG. Green at its best.

Saturday was my first time going to the Farm as it's only open on weekends…read more We had taken our godkids for a day out. It's Vegas so it was extremely hot. We enjoyed what we could as animals were hot as well. Everyone enjoyed themselves.

I am a long time resident and I'm happy to support the Las Vegas Farm, especially the Farmer's…read more Market. The eggs, honey, cider, produce and breads are fresh. The homemade soaps are very good quality. The only drawback is this is a small Farmer's Market. Arrive early for the best selection of produce and bread. This is a small, but charming, Farmer's Market, worthy of your support.

This Sanctuary is wonderful to the animals and especially the Parrots. They must have over 50…read moresurrendered cockatoos. (The most popular and unfortunately the breed most surrendered due to clingy noisy emotional toddler behavior, plus they live 60 to 80 yrs) I have been to local dance and musical performances here. The trees and waterscapes help during these hot summer months.

Gilcrease Orchard got me hooked on Armenian cucumbers! I tried them for the first time because they…read moregrow them here. So glad I tried them as I prefer them over traditional grocery store cucumber varieties. I noticed that there are are description cards providing detailed information on most of the goods made available at the registers. During the hottest months of the year, we make a plan prior to arriving right when they open, so we can get in and out quickly and efficiently as possible minimizing heat and sun exposure.

Seven acres of park and lakes. Also a sanctuary to local domestic rescue animals…read more Umbrella Cockatoos are rescued in abundance here. Looks like at least 50 previously pet Cockatoos are gently housed at Gilcrease Sanctuary, along with numerous animals, miniature ponies, pot bellied pigs, goats, peacocks, parrots,turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens. I've seen local performers and music venues on there stage and open theater.

Very nice improvements have taken place since my last visit. Parking was adequate at the entrance…read morewhen we visited. Peas for the ducks are available to purchase at the check-in. Snacks for the goats available as well. Admission prices are listed at the check in. A newsletter pamplet was provided and the attendant explained where it was acceptable to feed animals, as well as where it was not. The pens are marked with signs too. The misting cool down area for people was okay, but most of the misting heads were clogged. Mature trees and the pond area was very pretty and the trees provided much appreciated shade from the summer sun. Picnic area and covered benches are available. Trash cans provided around the facility. The public restroom facility was okay, but I wish the restroom would have been cleaner. I kept my eyes open for crawling critters. A baby changing table was available. It's a nice facility to visit. I think children and animal lovers should enjoy visiting this place. Be mindful of the 'this animal bites' warning signs on specific pens. The goats that are 'acceptable to feed' had good manners. I'll keep an eye out for special events here during cooler seasons. Overall it was an enjoyable experience and I appreciate the work they are doing to help animals in need.