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Barnyard Buddies

Barnyard Buddies

5.0(6 reviews)
122.8 km

Who knew Goat Yoga was a real thing? When my work hosted an event at Barnyard Buddies, I quickly…read morejumped on board to see what this new trend was all about. Let me say, it was so much fun! A few things: + They provide a yoga mat, as your personal mat will get really dirty! + Located on a beautiful ranch/farm in Loveland. + No need for any yoga experience! The instructor leads the class with basic yoga poses, yet the focus is more of the baby goats prancing on and around you! + The instructor and her husband are really engaging and do a great job of making you laugh. + The farm hosts a lot of animals! From a wild turkey and horses, to the instructors golden retriever roaming around, it's fun to see and pet all the animals. + A small souvenirs shop is onsite with coffee mugs, yoga mats, T-shirt's and goat inspired trinkets! + Makes for a great group event! Lots of laughs and baby goat fun! This is definitely the place to check out for a unique and fun experience!

Yes, I gave into the quirky goat yoga trend. I've never enjoyed being in a goat pen so much! Not…read morethat I've been in many :) fear not yogi newbies, this isn't really a "yoga" session as it is the perfect excuse to be around the cutest baby goats ever! Yes, of course there is yoga involved. But instead of focusing on the eagle pose, you focus on the fun pose that is conducive to pro-goat poses! The staff was so entertaining and nice! Our instructor did a fantastic job of leading the class and was so patient. All the while a friendly gentleman (I believe her hubby) made sure we all got some quality goat action! No one left unsatisfied that they didn't get the full run yoga experience! I went on my own because I'm a one man wolf pack. But most others went in small groups or with a friend so I imagine it's even more fun when your friends can snap photos all the while there is a goat enjoying your mat. :) Give in to your inner goat loving self and enjoy the quirk that is goat yoga! I dare you not to smile. You'll never make it through without giggling!

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Wishing Star Farm - Cheeto red sticky liquid

Wishing Star Farm

3.1(16 reviews)
119.6 km

Cute little family adventure. $10 admission for everyone 2 years of age and older which seems a…read morelittle steep. In side there is a tiny petty zoo with a couple of donkeys and adorable little goats. You can look at various other farm animals. For the kids there is a bounce pad, pony ride (costs $4 extra), tiny corn pit, barrel train, tiny hay maze for toddlers, hay pyramid for climbing, bike track made of hay, horse shaped tire swings, tube slide made from tubing, water pumps for duck racing, a tractor trailer ride and of course the pumpkin patch. Our little guy LOVED the hay maze. Taking our time this provided us with about 2 hours of entertainment and we didn't even do everything. The pumpkins were good quality and an additional $4 per pumpkin. We bought some pumpkin bread which was also delicious. This is not a big budget production, but it was cute enough and we got some great pumpkins. We'll probably be back next year. Probably gets 3-3.5 stars in my book, but will round up to 4.

This is just a sad, pathetic excuse for a pumpkin patch. $16 for an adult ticket to see metal…read moreslides, and a rusted out "fire truck". No pumpkin or food included with the entry price. The corndogs were cold in the middle. The petting zoo is filled with animals that're simply in their cages that you're supposed to to put your hand through ... great way to lose a child's finger. The chickens thought my kid's fingers were an afternoon snack. The "maze" is rusted wood pallets that any adult can simply look over the top. This is literally someone's farm that they're charging money for you to walk on.

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Denver Zoo - Flamingo

Denver Zoo

4.0(924 reviews)
63.4 km•Northeast

My two boys (6 and 3 years old) and I thoroughly enjoyed this zoo! When I first looked at the map,…read moreit was a bit overwhelming. However, the way that the zoo is set up, you can definitely see everything if you walk along the guided path that is laid out on the map. There are some divergent paths, but they all wrap around and lead you in the right direction. Just trust their system and you will naturally continue to go forward instead of doubling back. When we went, it was their 130 Years Celebration so there were several cute photo ops and displays. This zoo had several birds and animals that I haven't seen before, which made it more enjoyable. I mean, after visiting many zoos you become underwhelmed when you see giraffes, elephants, and/or tigers. There were some exhibits that had no animals, but it didn't take away from the experience because there are SO many other animals to view. My favorite exhibits were the penguins because I learned many interesting facts from one of the workers and orangutans because I just loved seeing them interact and slide around on the firehose. There were several stations where you are able to go inside and get more up close and personal with the birds. You can also touch stingrays! In addition, there are a handful of interactive elements inside the zoo, which made it more engaging for my boys. For example, you can take photos against bear silhouettes to see how you compare in height, you can jump to see how far you go compared to certain animals, and etc. The zoo does offer some other experiences that require additional payment, such as the Denver Zoo Railroad, riding a carousel, and Wild Explorer VR. We didn't pay for any of those activities and still had a fabulous time. I think we spent around 3-3.5 hours at the zoo and it was us going at a casual and leisurely pace. My boys were able to withstand the heat and sun fine. I appreciate that we were able to bring in water and snacks because it was absolutely necessary to keep us going!

We went on a Saturday. It was extremely hot... Very little shade and long walks to each bathroom. I…read morewas very overheated. I started feeling bad for the animals who looked overheated not an ideal zoo for me to return to... there needs to be more shade.... It was just a very uncomfortable experience. One of the exhibits at the end even had a stand-up fan on some of the birds.

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