Absolutely great! Great people great animals wonderful experience! my daughter loved it and she…read morewants to go back again.

This place was awesome. I Called this place this morning and Randy accommodated us that afternoon…read more He gave us a vip tour of the place. There were soo many animals and my 3 year daughter loved them all. Randy and this place is awesome. If your in need of some animals for any event or just want to come get your farm animal cuddle fix this is the place.

We visited the Sac Zoo with our grandson and it was an enjoyable day…read more Parking was free but very difficult in the morning, by afternoon it wasn't. We bought our tickets online for $23, they go up daily. They were $29 at the gate the day we went. We took our time and brought our own snacks. We stayed about 3 hours. The grounds are on the smaller side for a zoo but clean and beautiful with ample areas to sit and eat/enjoy the park. There is a small playground too There are touristy things to pay extra for if you wanted. Also a cafe and gift shop. I did notice that while the animals seemed healthy the enclosures they live in are too small. The giraffes can watch traffic! I had to take a star for that.

Sac Zoo is a clean and easy to navigate zoo. It's pretty small, but we waddled around for 2 hours…read moreto see everything on a Saturday. The animal enclosures seem small to me but I'm positive the zoo and Davis' vet partnership makes sure the animals are happy and healthy! Tickets were $28 per person, purchasing a day before. I would recommend planning your trip in advance because it saves you $5-10 a ticket. I appreciate they allow outside food and drink, we were able to bring our own coffee and lunch which made walking around more enjoyable. This is a pretty versatile zoo for it being smaller. We saw all the animals during our visit between 9-12 and they recommend coming in the morning when animals are more active. Though there are lots of children and it's geared towards families, I would still recommend this for a couple's date or short outing with friends. Support the local zoo!

I saw just about every single animal when visiting. The quieter you are the more you will see in my…read moreopinion. Lots of parking, seating areas, bathrooms (with a changing station), various animals, lots of information to learn and a vending machine if that's your thing. Definitely can't wait to come back!! Don't expect there to be zoo keepers in every which direction, it's a very quiet laid back soon. Better than the Merced zoo in my opinion.

We used to love going to Micke Grove zoo. We would visit every 3 weeks or so when we lived in Lodi…read more Our last visit when we lived in Lodi had half the zoo closed off for improvements. Fast forward 10 years later, and the wife and I traveled to Lodi to visit Micke Grove zoo, excited to see what improvements they have completed over those 10 years. What an utter and complete disappointment. 2/3rd's of the habitats were empty, not full of shy animals, but completely void of any animals whatsoever. The grounds were very unkempt, and a 1/3rd of what used to be animal displays, including a at one time beautiful bird rotunda have been removed and/or fenced off. Sadly, what was once a very lively, well kept, active animal exhibit now looks like it on its last legs and ready to close down all together.

We called day of to see if we could visit private property (they usually do events) and we were…read morehappily welcomed even with such short notice! My 14 month old got to ride Paloma the horse, pet other horses, a donkey, a duck and bunnies! I just recommend wearing boots if you did what I did since the farm was muddy from the rain (the city girl in me wore sandals hehe) We had an amazing time

On time, professional and great communication. I hired them for my daughter's birthday and she was…read moreso excited.

This is such a worthwhile experience where you get to see different rescued animals in a relaxed…read moresetting. We hadn't been in several years, but enjoyed a recent visit once again. Admission was $10 for anyone over age 2. No paper maps are available, but there is a map on display by the entrance that you can snap a photo of. There are elevation changes & paths to different sections, but it's a fairly easy stroll & not very big. A lot of trees provide shade & there are some benches. We saw bears, roaming peacocks, a coyote, zebu, raccoons, macaques, bobcats, many kinds of birds, donkey, horses, & more. Getting a good look at some of the animals was hit or miss. Signage gives information & facts about the animals, stories of how they came to the Sanctuary, & their names. A small gift shop is onsite with a variety of items. The staff we interacted with were friendly & helpful.

The Folsom Zoo never disappoints! It's not that expensive. It's never overly crowded. It's the…read moreperfect size. We like to go through the zoo and then circle back around to visit the animals again. Oh and there's even a gift shop!

If you're considering a pet sitter, then Sunset sitting services/Natalie should be your "go to"…read more She was communicative, willing to meet before our trip to go over the details, and took excellent care of our pets and our home. We plan on using her services for all our pet needs, and I would suggest you do the same.

From the owner: I love animals! I love getting to take care of your fur babies while you are gone to make your trip…read morestress free! I had animals growing up and I love that I can now let kids and adults enjoy my animals with me!

We recently visited FairyTale Town with our two toddlers and absolutely loved it! If you're in…read moreSacramento with little ones, this is easily one of the best ways to spend a morning or afternoon. You can easily spend half a day here without anyone getting bored. What We Loved Immersive Play: The range of play structures is incredible. Our kids were obsessed with the recreations of famous children's books--walking through Mr. McGregor's Farm felt like stepping right into a storybook. Animals & Nature: Beyond the slides and climbing, the petting zoo and the peaceful Japanese pond (Urashima Taro) provided a great change of pace for the kids. Interactive Learning: The children's theatre is a gem. They have dedicated storytime and puppet shows that kept the toddlers completely engaged. Why It's a Must-Visit What makes this place even more amazing is that it's a non-profit. Knowing that your $10 admission (an absolute steal for the quality of the park!) goes back into maintaining such a creative space for the community makes the experience even better. It's right across from the Sacramento Zoo, so you can make a full day of it in Land Park if you have the energy! Perfect for ages 1-6, but even older kids will enjoy the nostalgia and creative structures.

Amusement park in Sac (Land Park)…read more Currently, admission is $10/person. (Kids under two are free.) They also have some member options that are worth it if you plan to go frequently. Parking can get a bit difficult, since it's also close to the Zoo and Funderland. There are areas to slide, climb, and play. Also, there are animals (goats, rabbits, chickens/rooster, ox, mini horse, pigs) inside. The gift shop mostly contains generic items that don't say Fairytale Town, which don't make for the best of souvenirs. If you've never been here before, you can likely count on your kid enjoying at least a couple of hours here before getting bored. I'd say it's geared more for the younger children...older kids would probably benefit more from visiting the other two nearby attractions.

We had an amazing experience with Funny Farm for my son's second birthday! The kids in attendance…read moreattention spans didn't last long but the adults and I loved every minute of it. They had great communication with me from the day we scheduled right up tothe day of the event. We will be planning more events in the future.

Everything went really smoothly, the staff was kind, taught us new things, were very patient with…read moreour clients. They set up super fast, and they cleaned up really nice. 100 out of 10 would recommend! Thank you Kristi, Maya, and Cheryl!

Located on the grounds of Micke Grove Park, this Japanese garden is 3 acres which is smaller than…read morethe Japanese Garden in Fresno, but I thought it was quainter and more shaded. I loved the red bridge over the pond and the sounds of the waterfall. It's very calm and meditative to walk around. Besides the pond area there was a large grassy area to walk around as well as a teahouse which looked quite large and was only open for special events. I even saw a cat roaming around here! Maybe he lives in the garden. Micke Grove Park is rather large and has a lot of things going on. I'd recommend the rose garden afterwards which is close to the Japanese Garden.

It's really small. I thought there would be more to it but it was basically two Bridges with some…read morekoi fish and little areas to walk around I think that the building is a rental area it was closed down and nothing was inside. There was people just hanging out on the bridge so I didn't even walk over it because there was no space to. There were people cleaning out the pond so at least they keep it clean That's nice. You have to pay to enter the park $6 on the weekend $5 on the weekday. But once in the park that is free to walk around.

We visited NORCAL Aquarium & Wildlife (same location, new ownership and name) and had such a great…read moreexperience! It's an awesome spot for kids and all ages, interactive, engaging, and full of unique and exotic animals you don't see everywhere. The exhibits are fun and up close, and the whole place feels welcoming and family-friendly. Such a fun outing, and we'll definitely be back!

The Folsom Aquarium was a fun time. The price wasn't bad and that is good for a large family. The…read morekids like that you could feed the fish in the designated tanks that allow that. It is not a large aquarium, but we went around multiple times and nobody seemed to care we did that. We went during the work week so it wasn't crowded at all. My only complaint is some of the tanks looked dirty.