Wagon Trails

$16.95 U get a bucket of feed for the animals with purchase

Purchase them the day that you go at the gift shop

Sorry no

Yes they do.

Under 2 is free

Sorry I cant awnser that I'm not sure but if your looking for something fun to so durring these hard times it's a great activity

Yes you can

They are open during rain but not if it’s bad

13 and up is 16.95 and children 2-12 13.95

No you can't

There's a coupon on the website

Up to 45 minutes in petting zoo prior to the safari boarding

There is a ramp you can wheel right onto vehicle. Also the ramp lifts up onto the vehicle so you can pull the wheelchair right up to the ramp once the driver locks it. That way the wheelchair bound person looks right out over the ramp/ now door. And can see perfectly because the door is lower than the side of the truck. And its next to a bench so a parent can sit right next to the locked in place wheelchair.

Look at the website they vary per month

Not sure. But prices are great any time! Fun family day trip for sure.

Adults: $16.95 Children (ages 2-12): $13.95 Children (Under age 2): Free Groups of 30+ people are: Adults: $11 Children (ages 2-12): $9

No.

It is open and ready for fun!

No you ride their wagon to go through

Depends on the other vehicles. We went through in about 45 mins.

No. They have a table set up in the petting zoo with their "best sellers".

You are not permitted to feed the animals from your vehicle, for safety reasons. They do have a petting zoo that you can buy cups of food to hand feed small animals.

Unless they are hanging out in an area like a barn you'll be able to see them. The animals have free reign within the fenced in area

dont go when its so hot the animals just huddle in middle or in pond was disappointed wasted my money

Rachel is 100% correct. Just take your time when driving or it goes to fast!

$10 adults, $5 children 12 and under. Petting zoo is $3 with the wagon trail, or alone is $6. Food for the animals is 3 comes of food for $1. They ask that you have cash only

No they're open May to October

I didnt see an area for anything like that. They have a gift shop and an area to walk through and feed animals and then the open bus ride where you get to see and feed all the big awesome animals like llamas and longhorns and ostrich.

We use a shelter shade product for ponds from tractor supply. The dye prevents the sun from allowing algae to form

Take cash. They do not accept credit cards.

They do them at all different times and you can walk through the little zoo area and feed those animals up till your ride is full and ready.

Yes they can

They're not open on Sundays

No they take you on a bus tour is it through the whole park and you can feed all the animals with food that you buy there

I think it is May

No cafe or other restaurant on grounds. Nearby, just north on Belmont/193 is Yankee Kitchen, local family restaurant.

Yes they are.