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    Blue Copper Farm

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    5.0
    (1 review)
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    Very fun experience. Good variety of animals and fun to feed them. Two guys working there took very…read moregood care of all the little furry friends. Maybe book this company for your next corporate event. Those things shouldn't have to be painful. These awful retreats where you are stuck with your boss and coworkers out in the woods without cell phone coverage. Trust falls and all sorts of other nonsense. Kids birthday parties - reminds me of a recreation of Mrs Doubfire.... now he knew how to have fun - you could recreate that scene from the movie. Rabbits and all sorts of other little friendly animals. One little guy stuffed his nose in the hay and got it all over his face - and one of the caretakers was quick to brush all that away and make him beautiful again. Every piece of fur perfectly in place. Little kids need this sort of experience. Too much cell phones, video games, TicTac. Don't let your kid turn into a zombie in front of the television - get some petting zoo action!!

    From the owner: Welcome to The Mini Experience Petting Zoo!…read more We’re a family-owned and operated mobile petting zoo with a heart for community, education, and healing. Founded by a proud disabled U.S. military veteran, our mission goes beyond bringing animals to you—we’re here to create meaningful, memorable experiences. We strive to teach compassion, spark curiosity, and provide a safe, welcoming space where children and families can connect with animals and nature in a hands-on way. Whether it’s a birthday party, school event, or community gathering, we bring the joy of the farm right to you.

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    Oakland Zoo

    Oakland Zoo

    4.0
    (1.7k reviews)
    26.4 km

    While the zoo wasn't the largest, each exhibit was spacious and thoughtfully designed for the…read moreanimals. They were packed during the weekend and tickets were actually sold out. While I arrived on time for my reservation, they weren't too strict about timing. Make sure to download your tickets beforehand, as cell service was practically nonexistent. There was a grill station and several snack stands in the main area, along with a restaurant overlooking the city on the California Trail. Most options were standard American fare with nearly $20 price tags. The tropical rainforest primates were my favorite, as they had the most interactive layout. They swung across ropes and lounged in their hammocks. The reptile room was easy to miss but ended up being one of my favorite sections, as the creatures were surprisingly plump and active. Unfortunately, the animals along the California Trail were more elusive and the exhibits were spaced farther apart. The gray wolves were barely visible, while the larger cats were kept at a noticeable distance from visitors. Some pathways led to dead ends and could have been labeled better. The gondola was required to reach the California Trail and became a bottleneck throughout the day, especially around lunch when the restaurant drew more visitors and again near closing. There were also separate lines for strollers and everyone else. It might be a highlight for those who have never ridden a gondola, but personally, it felt more like an unnecessary delay. For the nearly $30 price tag, I found the Oakland Zoo well maintained and interesting enough to visit. I finished everything in about 2.5 hours, although I would add another 30 minutes for the gondola wait alone. Definitely arrive at opening and tour the California Trail before lunch to avoid the biggest crowds.

    My family visited the zoo today as we often do with our 2 year old and 5 year old…read more  On the way out our boys always look forward to getting a stamp. In ALL the times we have ever visited we have never been denied a quick 1 second stamp on our boys' hands. I understand the zoo was closing but when a 2 year old asks for a stamp for your rude non employee to respond "NO" is TERRIBLE. My son was absolutely devastated. It takes one second to make a good impression and memory and ONE SECOND to create a terrible experience which these 2 girls did. How they can feel good about denying a 2 year old a hand stamp for fun and make him cry is disgusting. Then as we walked away with 2 sad little boys I felt the mama bear in me needing to stand up for what's morally right so I walked back to ask to speak with a supervisor only to find these 2 girls talking about us. I ask them for their names and one girl gave her name, Marin. The other replied rudely that she doesn't work there. Why would someone who doesn't work there treat my son and nephew so rudely and even respond to us as if she was an employee? She 100% responded when my son asked for a stamp. So I asked to speak to a supervisor and Itzhiry came out and said that it's common that they will deny children stamps "sometimes" and that it depends. I wonder what it depends on? What exactly did they have against my son and nephew? We always leave at closing and NEVER have they ever been denied a stamp. It literally takes one second. Then I asked Itzhiry if she thinks it's okay that a friend of an employee poses and responds as an employee to which her exact words were "Sometimes it does happen." I repeated that and she again said that yes sometimes it does happen because they wait with their friend because maybe they're their ride. That is completely unprofessional and weird to be honest. To let a non employee be mean to children who are visiting. Not acceptable and gross behavior.

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