Space Farms: Zoo & Museum

This is a great place for the family, you can feed the Chickens corn and deer you can also see a lion and a tiger. Also, you can see a museum with cars and antique things. One last thing is that when you're done with the outside you can order food like pizza something I recommend for the food could be a large pizza that has half cheese and salami.

I went there as a kid, brought my children there, and one day when I have some, I will bring my grandchildren there. Perfect laid back and fun place to bring young and even older kids. I remember when Goliath was alive - even more impressive then. They also do great work as part of the captive breeding programs to save at risk species.

Space Farms: Zoo & Museum is an absolute delight for anyone seeking an enjoyable day out. The zoo brings you up close and personal with a variety of fascinating animals, creating a wildlife adventure that's both educational and entertaining. Wandering through the exhibits feels like a journey around the world, encountering creatures big and small. The knowledgeable staff adds a personal touch, sharing interesting facts that make the experience both fun and enlightening. The museum is a treasure trove of history, showcasing artifacts that transport you to different eras. It's like taking a step back in time, and each display tells a story that captivates both young and old. What sets Space Farms apart is the friendly atmosphere. The staff's passion for animals and history is contagious, making the entire visit feel like a shared adventure. It's not just a zoo and museum; it's a joyful experience that lingers in your memory. For a day filled with smiles, learning, and the joy of discovery, Space Farms: Zoo & Museum is a top-notch choice. It's the kind of place that turns a regular outing into a memorable and enjoyable escape.

Not like other zoos, this one is much more open, so small kids can also enjoy the animals from such a nice distance. Till now, I didn't see any tiger or lion from such an open area. There are picnic areas inside so anyone can bring their own food and enjoy it. At the entrance, there is a small cafeteria where you can find pizza and some other foods. Museums are also good.

Overall best zoo experience, you get to be in the open air not jam packed in say the "Philadelphia Zoo", you have the ability to watch them during feedings with the bears, lions, tigers, leopards and jaguars. It's an amazing experience if you have young children, they sell you cookies to feed the bears and corn to feed the wandering deer which are awesome. If you're an adult looking to see some history, they have a large museum set up with cars, motorcycle, working tools and etc.