Field Station: Dinosaurs

A nice family attraction for anyone who loves dinosaurs. The free parking was easy and the admission prices were reasonable for a family of four.  There are fee activities that are included in their Commanders Pass but we weren’t sure if our kids would like any of it so we opted for the Day Pass only and paid as we went when they wanted do participate in the fee extras. There were plenty of shows and activities that are free pretty much every 15-30 minutes. It looks like you can finish this park in an hour or stay hours to see majority of the shows. We ended up visiting on weekday, not crowded at all, and stayed for 3+ hours. Our children loved it. Thank you Field Station: Dinosaurs!

2nd year coming here. This place is great. They've repainted and maintained the dinosaurs, which is nice to see. Me and my son spent about 3 hours here, just running around and playing. The new additions of the dinosaur race and bounce house were a hit. My only complaint was the new jurassic bounce. Last year's went super high. The new one that had barely bounced. Other than that it was a great experience. Will def be back next year

Awesome place for little kids! Lots of dinosaurs to keep their attention and likewise the staff is unbelievably friendly and quite knowledgeable! You can get stamps from all of the paleontologists on staff as the kids listen to their spiel on the particular dinosaur

All in all, it was a great time with my niece and nephew

The kids activities were great, the dinosaurs were alright, didn't move as much as expected. You can see everything in an hour or spend much longer if you attend the activities. Usually discounted tickets are available on Groupon or similar.

Great little place. My kids loved it. My older ones were a bit too old, but had a blast. It seems to be aimed for about ages 2-10, but my older ones followed along and enjoyed. A couple dinos had some weather spots and my 2 year old asked why the trex made squeaky noises. I was surprised they didn't move or make more noise. You had to stop and watch it for a min to see if it was moving or not. Both sound and movement were pretty minimal, but my littlest one didnt care, he loved it! Overall it was very neat. We got in free with the sunflower summer app, and the facility seemed to recommend we use it, which was nice, and helped us make it work so we didn't have to pay.

Town Square

Beautiful well lit up city with so many things to see, try, buy, and eat. The lights are inspiring and those tall buildings hover over you so big and tall! Street food is always amazing and don’t forget to try the New York pizza!

Great vibe! Not so many people these days, cold but nice

Awesome place to hangout and visit with so much food and drinks with family and friends totally recommend

Brightly lit at all hours by numerous digital billboards and advertisements as well as businesses offering 24/7 service, Times Square is sometimes referred to as "the Crossroads of the World",[2] "the Center of the Universe",[3] "the heart of the Great White Way",[4][5][6] “the Center of the Entertainment Universe”,[7] and "the heart of the world".[8]

One of the world's busiest pedestrian areas,[9] it is also the hub of the Broadway Theater District[10] and a major center of the world's entertainment industry.[11] Times Square is one of the world's most visited tourist attractions, drawing an estimated 50 million visitors annually.[12] Approximately 330,000 people pass through Times Square daily,[13] many of them tourists,[14] while over 460,000 pedestrians walk through Times Square on its busiest days.[8] The Times Square-42nd Street station has consistently ranked as the busiest in the New York City Subway system, transporting more than 200,000 passengers daily.[15]

Formerly known as Longacre Square, Times Square was renamed in 1904 after The New York Times moved its headquarters to the then newly erected Times Building, now One Times Square.[16] It is the site of the annual New Year's Eve ball drop, which began on December 31, 1907, and continues to attract over a million visitors to Times Square every year,[17] in addition to a worldwide audience of one billion or more on various digital media platforms.[18]

Times Square, specifically the intersection of Broadway and 42nd Street, is also the eastern terminus of the Lincoln Highway, the first road across the United States for motorized vehicles.

Healdsburg Plaza

Well maintained plaza. We went a few days before Christmas and heard carollers sing. The Christmas tree set up is amazing and the singing really brought on the Christmas spirit.

I'm a little biased here, since we have family living in this great little town.

Healdsburg has changed over the years. Now an enclave of boutiques, art shops, wine tasting rooms, and  a number of resorts.

The new Calistoga on the Sonoma county side. That being said, wine tasting is a non cholant exercise for us. Drink what you like, not what "experts" say. Same thing with food. Even if it is simple, and you like it that is good.

The Healdsburg plaza becons to an older time. Mature redwoods line the plaza square. There are times when crafts and art fairs, live music and wine tastings are around on weekends.

The streets are lined with art galleries, restaurants from simple fair, to more refined foods, as well as wine tasting everywhere. Lol

It is October and wine crush is here. A last tourist push.

You can find some good bargains at the art fairs. I was able to find music photos from concerts in the day of the rolling Stones, led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, Santana, heart, and lynrd Skynyrd. Showing my age, but very nice photography. All unique and unpublished. I bought quite a few to take home and mat and frame.

In all a nice town to visit, and look around for 3-4 days.

An addition for the holidays. A Healdsburg Christmas 12/25/2033

Even though the weather didn't cooperate and we had some drizzle, the holiday festival on the Healdsburg Plaza was sensational! The live entertainment was top-end, the craft stalls had great products with wide variety and there were numerous food-truck choices! No surprise, the turnout was fantastic!!

Beautiful central park with a lot of mature trees providing much needed shade. There's a central stage for performances, and other public events.

Beautifully landscaped and elegantly designed downtown area, with a beautiful plaza, cute shops, and delicious food places.

Brookfield Town Center District

Action Wildlife Foundation

Moderate size zoo that you can visit on foot or safari style. I have preferred to go on foot and spend more time observing animals in leisurely fashion. Most animals are of a farm kind from different parts of the world. They look well-cared for. Take time to visit the small museum. Overall, very positive experience and you don’t need to have kids with you as an excuse to visit this place.

This was our first time back since they changed owners. We were hesitant since admission prices went up so much ($15 adults, $13 kids over 3), but it's evident that they've repaired and maintained exhibits to a higher standard than the previous owners. There are many new animals on exhibit and it's easier to see them in their enclosures. The man we spoke to at the gate even said they're putting in a splash pad next year and redoing the drive thru safari. We can't wait to visit again!

A wonderful hidden gem in Connecticut. It’s a drive from most places but you can bring a picnic and make a morning of it.
The park is open limited hours- so make sure you check the website. It is seasonal and mostly open only on the weekends. The prices have gone up since we were last year several years ago. However what hasn’t?!
You pay at the gate. They take cards. You can buy a grain container. Definitely get one at least. After entering, you can walk or drive. You follow the path. There are plenty of activities for kids along the way- a large sand box, a petting zoo.

There is plenty to see and no rush. Take your time and plenty of photo opportunities.

There are several picnic areas to spread out and enjoy the beautiful, idyllic atmosphere.

There is a museum which is a “not to miss”. It is huge and has a large collection of animals that you can see up close. Rivals any of the large natural history museums and you get to see the animals up close. I was fascinated to learn that the animals were prepared by a taxidermist who lives right there in Torrington. Fabulous work. Pictures don’t do the museum justice. Definitely check it out.

There is artwork all over the park now- beautifully painted rocks all over. Very well done!

This is a wonderful hidden gem to spend a morning. It’s wonderful for kids of all ages. :)

Absolutely stunning wildlife park! This place is huge! The animal enclosures were amazing. There was so much for everyone to enjoy! Animals, feeding, water features, sandbox with vehicles, gorgeous museum, playground, walking/driving tour, and so much more! We visited with zebras, bison, goats, cows, horses, a water buffalo, a zonkey, and many many more! We went during construction playground and this added another element of fun! This place is breathtakingly beautiful and definitely worth the visit for all ages! Bring good walking shoes! My little kids were free! Highly recommend!

The Christmas in the country event is a total cash grab. We were there on Saturday and it was just depressing!!!

It costs $105 for four people with parking, another $10 if you want a photo with Santa and hot coco is $6.

Facilities are very dirty and there were hardly any activities. No crafts, no grinch and frankly the “rides” were in horrible condition. I would not let my kids ride them.

We felt really scammed and will never be back. What a mess of a business.

Lake Champlain Chocolates Flagship Store

I already liked Lake Champlain Chocolates from my quick visits to the storefront on Church Street. I expected this store to be similar, but I was wrong. This location was just renovated and it is wonderfully designed and features not only a store section to buy packaged chocolate and a counter to browse specific sweets but also a cozy hot chocolate and coffee café with a really cool menu of drinks and baked goods. The seating is also nice and the interior design of the store is one of the best I've seen in Vermont. The quality of design reminds me of Barr Hill Gin Distillery. Now that fall is here I cannot wait to have quiet and cozy café mornings in this shop with my hot cocoa and a book. Lastly I'll mention the store sells factory seconds which are discounted 16 oz bags of chocolate that are the same quality and taste but didn't meet some visual standards. These were 15 dollars so we grabbed quite a few to have at home for snacks - definitely check these out.

We visited the flagship store on a Saturday in October where they were offering some chocolate samples and a partner company was offering drinks.

The shop has a cafe area where you can get coffee and hot cocoa, as well as some seating to enjoy your drinks. Unfortunately, drinks are served on paper cups instead of proper mugs. I think that for a flagship store that's self-contained, it should offer their drinks on cups/mugs (the container affects the taste!)

There was a good assortment of chocolates for sale, as well as some "not perfect" products on discount. We bought some chocolate from this section.

I was expecting the flagship store to be bigger, but it's a decent size and has plenty of parking. There is also some educational contents showing where cocoa comes from, and some information about the history of the chocolate company.

The chocolates are so good! They melt in your mouth, waw I wish I bought more. They have a section for discounted chocolate by the weight, those were great. Large parking place. Tasty chocolates. You can even get a coffee or a hot chocolate here.

Went there on Sunday and we were offered for chocolate tasting, they had little quiz for fun (no prize).
Seems like this quiz happens during only weekend until 4PM, and factory tour will happen during weekday until 2PM.

Store was nice looking and there were lots of parking spot (approx 25) staffs are really nice. But their chocolate was pricey $19/lbs. they also have shirts and other staff. Please see picture.

Temporarily closed until Mid-September, they offered us some delicious ice cream and a 25% off coupon at their other stores.

Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens

I recently visited this zoo with my family, and it was an unforgettable experience! One of the highlights for my nephews was the fantastic jungle gym.
But the excitement didn’t stop there. We got the chance to meet some incredible live animals, including the charming Elmo the bird. The kids were mesmerized by Elmo’s colorful plumage and friendly personality. It was a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with such a fascinating creature.
Feeding the giraffes was another unforgettable moment. The kids were thrilled to hand-feed these gentle giants, and the experience left them with big smiles on their faces.
To add to the adventure, we took a boat ride around the zoo’s waterways, which offered a refreshing change of pace and allowed us to observe various wildlife in a more natural setting. And of course, learning about different types of monkeys was both fun and educational. The zoo’s knowledgeable staff provided interesting facts and stories about the monkeys, making it a great learning experience for the kids.
Overall, this zoo provided an amazing mix of entertainment and education for the whole family. We left with wonderful memories and a deeper appreciation for the animals It’s a must-visit for families looking for a day of fun and discovery!

We love the Zoo! Naples Zoo is no exception. So glad we came today when the weather was nice and cool. Lots of animals moving around more than usual. The orangutans are a beautiful and welcome addition to our zoo days. The two younger orangutans were very playful in front of the viewing window today and absolutely made our day. Thank you to all the wonderful zookeepers out to chat with and ask questions. We love learning all about the animals we come to see. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

Small gem of a zoo, full of historically important flora as well as fauna. Excellent monkey and primate exhibit. Enjoyed the flow of the walk.
Small enough to bring younger children along for a good visit that was full of fun without the walking overtaxing them.

From the moment we entered the Naples Zoo, I knew we were in for a treat. I visited with my mom and my two-year-old daughter, and we all were thoroughly enchanted by our experience.

One of the most impressive aspects of the zoo was how clean and well-maintained all the animal enclosures were. It's evident that the staff at Naples Zoo takes great care in ensuring a healthy and happy environment for the animals.

The selection of animals was fantastic, offering a diverse range of species to admire. However, the true stars of our visit were the orangutans – a delightful family consisting of a mother, two daughters, and an adorable 3-year-old son. They were incredibly active and engaging, providing endless entertainment with their playful antics.

Another highlight of our visit was the unique boat ride. The journey around a small lake took us past islands inhabited by various monkeys and apes. It was a magical experience, feeling like we were exploring a distant jungle. The boat captain deserves a special mention for his friendliness and the wealth of information he shared, making the ride not just fun but also educational.

In conclusion, Naples Zoo is a must-visit destination. The combination of well-kept enclosures, a wide variety of animals, and unique experiences like the boat ride make it a perfect outing for family members of all ages. My daughter was mesmerized, my mom and I were impressed, and we're already planning our next visit!

What we loved most was how tropical this zoo was! The highlight for the kids was definitely being able to feed the giraffe! More hands on for kids with animals would be nice. For the price it’s a bit expensive for the size of the park. The playground was also a highlight at the end for the kids. We didn’t get to do the boat tour to see the monkeys which was a bummer. It was closed because of gusty winds.

VINS Nature Center

We were excited to get out on a sunny fall day and see some raptors. Entry fee was $19. If you're a senior you save a dollar. There are shows throughout the day but we never caught one. Lots of walking trails and the Canopy walk was definitely worth the trip. Very cool. Other than that it was a little underwhelming for us. Sure, seeing the raptors up close was very cool. A little sad too though knowing they had been injured and now must be in an enclosure for the rest of their lives. I understand that it is an educational tool. And speaking of educational, there were numerous groups of kids around who were extremely loud and disrespectful. I heard one tattling on another for spitting off the Canopy Walk. Really?

This is a beautiful nature center with exceptional interactive and exciting educational programs and humane ethics toward the birds they rehabilitate. They offer an array of interesting sculpture, a wonderful gift shop, and an inspiring canopy walk. Highly recommended for everyone, including families with children.

We recently moved to the area and being animal lovers we HAD to check VINS out! What an amazing facility, the exhibits were clean, the birds all looked healthy/happy with plenty of enrichment items in their enclosures. Some of the trails were closed due to the threat of flooding, totally understandable, we already have plans to come back in the fall. The boardwalk through the forest is lovely! Well built and well maintained, the spiders web/net was a blast! My 5 year old loved it! We also really enjoyed the turtle walk and raptor program!

I came here on a dreary day, and I still had an amazing time!  They have an area to view the birds - eagles, hawks, owls, crows, ravens, songbirds, and even some gorgeous Bluejays!  They have a good amount of walking trails through the forest that are easily maneuvered.  Their forest canopy walk is a bunch of fun! They even have an area with fairy homes and have the option to make your own!
I love how all of their birds are not releasable - so it truly is an incredible place!  I will be returning, and I highly recommend others visit this amazing center!

I thought this place was really fun and a great place for kids. It was fun seeing all the birds and learning about them as well. I’m only giving 4 stars cause there were so many kids that weren’t being respectful and pushed into me while I was going down from the tree top view with my 8 month old son in my hands, as well as other parts of the place we couldn’t enjoy because other children weren’t willing to share the space. Not really the businesses fault though, that’s more a lack of supervision on the parents but still made the experience less enjoyable.

Lion Country Safari

Our second time visiting. First time was 10 years before. Was everything that we remembered. Had a great time. Picked the perfect day, as it was cloudy and a bit cool so even the lions were out and active. Was able to get many great photos. Almost seemed like all of the animals were trained to pose for us.

Oh. My. Goodness. I was visiting my aunt who lives in the area and she wanted to bring me here. I have been to other drive through safari places, some where you can feed the animals, some where you can not feed the animals. This falls into the category where you can not feed the animals, which I like because the animals stayed away from your car. And they had lions! And rhinoceroses! And so many more! The drive through took a lot of time as there was so much to look at. Then you can leave. OR you can park, and do the walking tour! They are doing some renovations so be aware of that! There is a water park, but neither my aunt nor I were interested in that. There was an absolutely cute show with a few birds and a handler. It was amazing. I highly recommend for anyone in the area.

Such a fun experience! The animals were active and were close to the road which allowed everyone to get a good look at them. The drive through was fun for everyone and then exploring the rest of the park was equally enjoyable. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The water park looked very fun(we didn’t go this time but will be back). The little boat tour with Charlotte was great and seeing all the other animals inside the park felt like going to the zoo. Highly recommend!

We went o day trip from Miami, with our 8 years old. It was an amazing experience. We must enjoyed drive-through, paddle boat and staff's attitude. To have a complete experience you should have at least 4h to fully enjoy.

Excellent experience with a drive through Safari and optional medium-sized amusement park at the end. Definitely one of the unique activities in all of Florida, if not the USA. The drive through Safari takes about one to two hours to complete (your individual time spent watching the animals is up to you, can be longer or shorter). Large variety of animals. Many of them have no problem walking up to the cars or stopping on the road. Very fun to watch. The Safari is great for kids, or older less mobile people, or both. As for the amusement park, this is great for kids, generally 2yrs old to 10 yrs old. Variety of rides, food, ice cream, and more animal exposures. There is also a water park for little kids.

Loggerhead Marinelife Center

Wonderful family experience! The center was donation entrance fee only, not the $6 advertised which might put people off with large families like ours. We all left a donation and bought a bunch of stuff from one of the best gift shops I've seen in a while. There are wonderful jellyfish aquariums and seahorse aquariums up the ramps, so don't miss them. The six kids with us had a blast doing the fish drawing activity on the digital screen on the wall. When we were there, they pulled the huge turtle out of his tank and transported him on a stretcher, to the small hospital at the center. The kids were so amazed to see the turtle's size. The staff walking around the place were educating the kids and a joy to talk to. Definitely bring the kids. Our family had a blast!

Love this place! Such great conservation and education environmental programs and standards! Truly a cool experience - & it is free!!! Definitely a great place to give donations to since what they do to rehabilitate and teach is phenomenal. The interactive screens are so much fun - especially building your own fish!!! Did I mention the awesome stuff in the gift shop? Another great stop on your way out.

I love this place. Although it's not big, it was still a great experience to see and listen to all the stories of the sea turtles they helped save and recover on site. Kids will love this place but also adults if you love marine turtles as much as I do. They also have small exhibits of fish and even jellyfish which was cool. I highly recommend if you are in the area to check this place out!

An amazing place to visit! Relaxing, easy flow, lots to learn and fit just keeps getting better around every turn. The volunteers are extremely friendly and passionate.

We really enjoyed our visit to the loggerhead marine life center. They are non profit and free to enter. Anyone who would like to donate there are options to donate. There were 12 turtles patients and going thru treatments. We experienced turtle feeding and enjoyed learning about their habitat. Not just kids but adults can also learn more at this center if you like turtles.

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