Such a fun experience for the whole family! We loved seeing all the animals, and the staff were so…read morefriendly and welcoming. The snack shop team was great, and everyone we met was eager to share their knowledge about the animals. A wonderful place to spend the day!

It was a clean zoo, and there was like no one there because we went on a Wednesday. But there was…read morealmost no animals, we couldn't find half of them and there was like one animal per cage. We paid $15 per person which isn't bad. But I wouldn't come here again, especially for how far I drove. If I lived near here then maybe I would come, but I don't think it's worth the time or money. The screaming monkey was funny.

So let me start off by saying that this is a great place to bring kids. It didn't seem "run down"…read morelike someone else mentioned and it offered lots of cute activities for the little ones. Sure some of the activities were built using older machinery or even a few dated items but you're visiting a farm not some fancy outdoor mall or something. There was a bouncy pillow. Which I've never seen before but was a ton of fun. A little sketchy & very slippery if you're wearing socks but you just need to be cautious and aware of the other people bouncing. Both me and my husband bounced with our 27 month old and we all had a blast. There was a big hay slide, which our son also enjoyed. It was fairly high but was a great slide for kids. The tractor swings were cute but sorta what you'd expect from a set of swings. There was a little barrel train that's pulled around using a riding mower. But again, my 27 month old had a great time on these. They also had a few bouncy houses which are always pretty popular with the kids. There was face painting, a little playset for toddlers and of course the animals. My son petted the goats and enjoyed visiting the animals. There were pigs, ponies, goats, a sheep & a llama. I didn't see any other animals so there could have been others but those were the ones that were out when we visited. Now the reason why I didn't give this place 5 stars is because this is by no means a pumpkin patch. Yes, they sell pumpkins that you can purchase for a separate price. And yes, they advertise and stage the place like an actual patch, but this is certainly not an authentic pumpkin patch. One thing that stood out to us - we noticed one of the barns was the designated backstock where they kept huge crates of pumpkins purchased from elsewhere. They would obviously just go pull from the crates and set them out in an empty field to make it look like they were grown there. I guess if this is something you're not bothered by, then by all means. But it definitely bothered me and stuck out in my mind because I grew up going to pumpkin farms where they'd grown rows and rows of pumpkins and you'd have to walk up and down each row looking for just the right one. It just gave off a certain charm to be part of that. Whereas this place felt more like an imitation patch that offered lots of fall activities. In other words a fun center, NOT a pumpkin PATCH.

concerning sticky red liquid on Cheeto bag and on Pepsi can almost expired Cheeto and dorito had…read morefun tho

We had a fun beautiful fall day here! They require reservations so be sure to buy tickets online in…read moreadvance, the parking is free. They have all sorts of activities for kids to keep them occupied and having fun! It's also fun for adults to join in! They are great at upcycling old farm equipment into jungle gyms play grounds. The pumpkin prices arnt bad but they don't hide the boxes well, they are the same pumpkins you find at Walmart but $2 more here. You are paying for the experience and ots not a bad price because you can stay as long as you want. The hay ride was alittle underwhelming, they have an eye-spy game but nothing really to see and is very short. Overall we had fun and we would come back.

Overall disappointed without having actually stepped inside. Granted we did not look to see it was…read morenot dog friendly prior, which is wild in Colorado to not be. We hiked there from our house (with our dog). It took forever for us to get there due to the hidden entrance/long parking lot. Once we got there at 4:07pm we were not allowed entry as they close admissions at 4pm. Wish they would have noted that on Yelp. It shows 5pm closure on Yelp. Then also told us they don't allow dogs, which was pointless to even mention as we weren't allowed entry anyways. Staff came off very unfriendly and rude. Let's not forget to mention walk up admission is $22 per person, wayyyy overpriced. We wouldn't have paid that anyways. I asked one staff if we can buy some water as we were out. She asked if we paid an admissions ticket and I said no. And then told us to go to the gas station (about a mile walking distance). I had told her we walked all the way here and we were out of water. Don't ever plan on returning, many more pumpkin patches out there with better activities, cheaper pricing, dog friendly and actual friendly staff.

Did the 6pm feeding tour and had an amazing time. Learned a lot about different types of wolves and…read moretheir population in North America. We saw all different types of wolves and saw them chomping down meat. Our tours guides were very knowledgeable and gave us tonnes of information. There were also coyotes and foxes that you can see here. The coolest bit was when all the wolves started howling at the same time. Be careful when walking around - hold the handrails as I almost slipped a couple of times.

We loved this tour. Abi, our photographer, was very knowledgeable, friendly and took great…read morepictures. Getting to spend time with the wolves and scratch them, feed them -- even get kisses-- was the best. We followed the clear instructions given to us, and the result was a great experience, with the wolves content with the interaction as well. Although pricey, it was really a bucket list experience and I'd recommend it to anyone.

One of the best shoes I have ever been to. Visiting Colorado…read moreSprings, my boyfriend said that the zoo was mandatory as he hasn't came since he was a young child. The place is massive and worth the price. I ordered tickets online a few weeks prior just in case, but as we arrived, there were no lines to get in. They have designated dog days, which was so fun. During these days, dogs are able to roam the park as well. We came around the time where it was very humid and hot and they have fans with Miss blowers everywhere which was nice. I was able to feed the giraffes for a dollar for a bunch of lettuce. Please continue to support the Cheyenne Mountain zoo. This place is amazing and it looks like they are also continuing to expand as well. There was a lot of construction, but it is very well kept!

Haven't been here in 20+ years so I wanted to see what may have changed if anything. Since the zoo…read morewas celebrating its 100th year, it was a good time to take the nieces and nephew there! I will say that the gift shop gave off Jurassic Park visitor center vibes! It's like they brought the feel of the movie to life and did it so well! The gondola ride is worth the little bit of extra money although there's not much to do once you're at the top. Keep in mind, throughout the visit you will be walking uphill and then back down so definitely wear a comfortable pair of shoes. Leave the heels and dress shoes at home! We certainly saw many animals and learned a lot. I'd like to return at some point just take time and read up about everything. Still, even with kids in tow it was a great experience for all!

This place is amazing! I always wondered how we have a Gator and Reptile Park in Colorado and…read moreunderstanding that it is because the geothermal well provides 87F water year-round. Upon entering, we were greeted by Matt who welcomed us with the biggest smile and asked us to share our experience that we had in the Crocodile Rescue in Zambia. Matt and the other employees are so passionate about all the rescued animals at the Park. We were greeted by another employee who explained that all the animals have either been confiscated by law enforcement, given up by their owners, or simply found (the giant iguana was found sitting in a tree by a man walking a neighborhood). All the animals have pasts that aren't the best but they get to live the rest of their lives in a sanctuary getting the proper care they deserve. The Park is vast and there are plans to make it even larger. What I thought would take only 30 minutes took well over 2 hours. I am a kid at heart and also love photography so this was best way to spend our early afternoon. I absolutely adore the staff!! They are amazing and are passionate, which shows in their personalities and how they light up talking about all the different animals.

The many different reptiles they have. You get to feed them…read moreand watch them up close. It's an amazing experience!!!

Ryland helps with the animals. He is a genuinely nice young man. He walked with my niece while she…read morerode a pony. He took us around and introduced us to all of the animals. He even lent us some sunblock! We did face painting, slides, lemonade and jump house! So much fun! We have done summer AND fall! Take the family!

please come and enjoy. wonderful learning experience and wonderful staff. 85% of the farm animals…read moreare rescued!

Absolutely wonderful variety of pueblo chili products!! We made sure to get some of the nachos…read morePueblo chili Verde tortilla chips, PUEBLOchili zucchini bread, Musso Farms Pueblo Chili Queso, and pueblo jack cheese.

There chills were the best price and perfectly roasted. Excellent corn and produce at a reasonable…read moreprice.