Address: 7397 N Government Way, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815, USA
Phone: +12087199047
Sunday: 10:30AM–5:30PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10:30AM–5:30PM
Friday: 10:30AM–5:30PM
Saturday: 10:30AM–5:30PM
Tay Lewis-Alves
This place is amazing. The animals are well socialized, happy, and healthy and the staff is so educated, friendly, and honestly a breath of fresh air. The whole facility is clean and if you have ever been around any of these animals you know that is a task especially indoors. Like I said this place is amazing so please let them keep it that way. Please make your children and even the adults you're with mind their manners.
Kristi Eckelbarger
We had an amazing experience here! The staff was fun and knowledgeable and the animals love our attention. ♡ we definitely will be going back and recommend anyone to go!
Casey Odom
My wife and I had a great time here! The animals are all friendly. Our favorite was Olivia, the Patagonian Cavy! She was super cute. The staff were all really nice and informative as well!
Jennifer Rogers
Love this place my granddaughter had so much fun. The animals are so sweet. And its nice that once u have paid, you can leave and come back all day..till they close.
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Not yet, but I don't doubt them getting them. I've seen one in Hayden before. 🤣😂🤣
13$ Entrance Fee for entire day. Feed buckets are 7$ to feed the animals in the petting zoo portion. Discounts available with on line purchase and more info on specific encounters and their cost is online.
There are quite a few within a very short distance
No
We just went Sunday,and didn't see any Sloths but the otters were great and there leaving soon
The petting area is a more open space where the baby goats, sheep, chickens and capybara are located. The alpaca is in a smaller pen within the petting area. Outside of that, the remaining animals are either in a windowed office size room of their own or kept in habitats within a shared room. They do not have a large abundance of animals but enough to enjoy. The animals are clearly well taken care of, fed and cleaned up after regularly.
No they left a while back
The older, geriatric animals belong to us. Many are born in cold months and when moms reject them, people call us to bottle raise them until they are weaned. Sometimes moms with babies are brought to us also to foster. All of our reptiles, bunnies, Guinea pigs and ferrets have been donated because kids lost interest and many of the exotics are ours or are on loan.
Yes!
Yes. All pricing can be found at www.bigredsbarn.com
They do have lots of birds but you can only look at them. There is one bird you were able to feed if you wanted.
Admission $10 per person at front desk If Purchased Online Beforehand: 1-10 Tickets - $9/each 11-29 Tickets - $8/each 30+ Tickets - $7/each One child under 3 years old is free with each paid adult. $2.00 off regular priced admissions for Military with ID, First Responders with ID & Seniors over 65.** **Discounts only valid at Big Red's Barn during check-in.
According to their site and taking to them they are closed Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. For now.
Yep! $10 per person at the barn, $9 per person online, $8 for military, FR and seniors, and children under 3 get in for free with a paid adult. Hope to see you there!
You can pre purchase tickets on their website for $9each. Children 3 and younger are free
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