We had such a fun time here. Honestly, the donkeys were the stars of the entire experience…read more One particularly handsome gentleman stuck his whole face into the car, slobbered quite liberally in my lap, and then proceeded to eat about half of the paper feed bag. I loved him immediately. The drive-through setup is really fun because the animals come right up to the car, and you get much closer to them than I expected. It felt interactive without being overly complicated or rushed, and there were plenty of moments where we were just sitting there laughing at whichever animal had decided our car was the place to be. This is one of those attractions that could easily feel touristy or overpriced, but we genuinely enjoyed ourselves and I'd absolutely go back. Five stars, with an additional honorary star for the donkeys. Would recommend bringing wipes. Lots of wipes.

Located next to the Natural Bridge Caverns so decided to go to this as well. I did the self driving…read moreguided tour. I also bought two food bags to feed the animals. Driving through at your own pace made the experience feel relaxed and fun. The animals came right up to the car, which made feeding them a highlight of the visit. It felt interactive without being overwhelming and there was plenty to see throughout the drive. The staff was organized and everything felt well run. A great experience if you want something hands on and different, especially if you enjoy being up close with wildlife in a safe setting.

We had a really nice time visiting the farm today. Cheri was a great host! Here is my advice before…read moregoing: 1. Don't be in a rush. The entire farm is ran by one amazing woman. Sometimes she will need to check new customers in, take someone on a pony ride, or tend to an animal. Allow 2 - 2.5 hours to enjoy the property 2. Don't be afraid to interact with the animals. This city gal was terrified when chickens came to eat out of my hand but we ended up having a great time 3. Do leave a tip if you can. Cheri adopts older animals that would otherwise be euthanized. It's expensive and she is doing it all on her own! 4. It's a small property ran by a retiree. She keeps the animals in pens during open hours otherwise they are free to roam. It is a bit run down in places but I'm certain the animals don't mind! 5. When you arrive enter on the left side of the farm if you are looking at it from the road. Google will direct you incorrectly to the right side of the property but since it's a small farm not such a big deal!

We visited in March 2024 and we had an incredible time here! We came when they opened on a weekday…read moreand the owner was still opening up. What a hardworking person she is, taking care of the animals and making sure they're all okay. She said we can call her Cowgrammy. It seems like a really tough job taking care of the animals and it costs a lot of money, so we were happy to add onto her reasonable prices with a nice donation. You know it's going to help support the animals and keep them happy! This one of of the favorite things in our whole trip to San Antonio for our 5 year old daughter. She got to feed the animals and she rode a pony, that's pretty much top tier entertainment for a 5 year old. Excellent excellent excellent, support this place as much as you can!

My nephew invited me on his field trip to Morgan's Wonderland, and a time was had! We spent most of…read morethe day fishing, which was a lot of fun. There were rides available, but my nephew wasn't interested in getting on any of them. I did want to try the zip line, but the wait was about an hour. What I lreally liked about this place is that it includes children or adults with special Needs. I have another nephew who has down syndrome and he would love this place. Also for moms who are on a budget you can bring your own snacks. Parking is free and easy, which made the visit even better.

An amusement park unlike any other -- specifically designed to be accessible and inclusive for…read morepeople with disabilities. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this park wasn't just accommodating -- it was built with everyone in mind. They've gone above and beyond offering waterproof wheelchairs at the splash pad water park, so no one misses out on the fun. The zip line experience is exhilarating and inclusive. With adaptive five-point harnesses and trained, compassionate staff, guests with limited mobility can soar through the air safely and confidently. The playgrounds are thoughtfully designed for accessibility without losing any of the excitement. Smooth, wide pathways, sensory-friendly areas, and equipment that accommodates kids of all abilities mean everyone can play together, not apart. I was thankful for all the shade provided and the soft floor padding was a bonus. Every staff member we met was kind, trained, and empowered. They did a great job and added to the value of our day. If you or a loved one has a disability or have small children and are looking for an amusement park experience, Morgan's is an excellent place with a beautiful story of a father's dedication and love. Highly recommend.

Took my two toddlers and they loved it. It's a nice slow paced ride. Be cautioned if the smell of…read morethese vehicles nauseates you... just don't sit too close to the conductor's area. There were only two stops this ride, but we have had 4 stops in the past. The staff is friendly and the annual pass is only $25, so a great deal if you'll ride 2-3x in the year. We accidentally spilled a Drink on the seat. I asked for napkins or towels, but the staff were nice and reassured me not to worry about it. Overall, I'd say this is a must, especially if you have littles.

So I have done a number of train rides around zoos and even one kayaking around a zoo and all of…read morethose instances there was something interesting to see that was zoo related you got to see the back of the monkey Island you got to see where they had the animals in for medical care. You got to see something this train ride has none of that. You just happen to be right in front of the zoo I guess it goes very slowly around a decent size park and up along the driving range of a golf course. It clearly seems like the train ride used to have multiple stops and starts to help people get around But now has just become one loop frankly for the almost $20 the cost I was disappointed my wife was as well. Our eight-year-old son thought it was cool, but they don't narrate the experience. They don't tell you about the area. They don't provide much more than a very slow train ride around a park.

Used them for our daughters 6th birthday party. Best and reliable owner father run business you…read morecould get for your party. They showed up on time and worked hard to get all our kiddos an opportunity to ride their beautiful well maintained ponies. Very good with all the kids and their love for the ponies business shows. There are a few around town that everyone goes to but they tell you what you need or lack interest in your business, not these great folks.

They were at Hawx burgers today and I'm appalled. We get there to try a new place but instead we…read moresee mini horses and goats tied with 1 ft rope of slack for them to move. Goats tied to bushes one goat had a broken horn. The saddest part were the piglets and ducks. Smallest cage on cold pavement with literally a polo shirt laid on the floor for them. The poor piglets were shivering cold and afraid. Imagine your family pet in those conditions... disgusting. It's 2017 people find companies that treat their animals well. A T-shirt seriously disgusting

This is easily one of the most beautiful parks in San Antonio--it might even be my absolute…read morefavorite! It features hundreds of trees and a scenic stream winding through the grounds, along with plenty of wildlife like ducks, geese, and vultures near the Joske Pavilion. There is tons of open space to lay out a blanket for a picnic, plus walking/running trails, baseball fields, a couple of playgrounds, plenty of tables and benches, and great paths for biking. It's wonderfully quiet in the mornings, making it the perfect in-town getaway.

It seems like a very nice park…read more It's just interesting how some sides of it appeared to just be grills and picnic tables and I don't know what you do other than have people grill and sit there. Whereas another side has wide open spaces and fishing, and then another side has the playground with some large pavilions. It seems like you could do a lot of different things in this park but not necessarily like it is set up to post a specific event. I didn't see any basketball courts or disc golf basket or soccer field or anything like that.

I will say this aquarium is an acquired taste but I will say there is so so much to see! I…read morepersonally really enjoyed it. There are so many animals and fish and what I loved the most is that they have an outdoor aviary area and get the chance to feed birds and even goats and llamas!

We visited the San Antonio Aquarium on a cold day when we were looking for an indoor activity…read moreduring the evening and this was all we could find. Overall it was a cute experience for the kids. They enjoyed it, especially seeing the stingrays and the small sharks up close. There was a nice variety of fish and sea life to look at, and enough unique exhibits to keep things interesting as you walk through. One thing to note is that it can get quite pricey once you start buying food for all the animal feeding stations, which are purchased in very small portions at each station using pre purchased tokens. That adds up quickly. They also have a small arcade area and spots where you can grab quick food and snacks, but nothing impressive. The aquarium itself is on the smaller side for the price you pay for the visit, and you get through the whole thing fairly quickly. I didn't find the aquarium really engaging and exciting and the value wasn't worth it. For that reason, it is probably not a place I would return to on my own, but I would go back if my kids asked to. For that reason, I would give this place 3 stars because it felt like we got through everything so quickly, and the price of the tickets didn't feel worth the value.

Such a Vibe!!!!!! I…read morecan't believe that it took me so long to visit here. So far hands down this a been the best Zoo on my Zoo tour. I mean it's breath taking when you walk up to it. I love the details!!! They had a physical map!!! I'm old school so the digital is not for me. It was such an amazing opener when I saw the dinosaurs, I felt like I was at Jurassic park. This zoo is so organized They have several cooling stations or options to go indoors to cool off They have artists who did face painting or drawings of you. I loved the lounge, where adults could get an adult beverage. It feels so peaceful here!! The animals look happy and healthy. They have an Airbnb where you can stay with the giraffes. Overall this place exceeded my expectations. You can bring the fam or simply go on a date. Well done HEB and the Zoo!!!

One of my goals is to make it to all the Texas Metropolitan Zoo's. Dallas-Done, Forth Worth-Done,…read moreHouston-Done, Austin-TBD, San Antonio-Now Done! This will actually be the 3rd time to the SA zoo, but now it deserves a review specially for consistency. Parking is pretty easy to navigate and I'd say it's fairly close to the zoo. I would say they need to provide more disable parking options. Gorilla, Giraffes, Hippos, Crocodiles/Alligators, Rhinos, Black Bear, were the main attractions, especially with it being scorching hot! (I don't blame the other animals for not being out directly in the sun honestly) a plethora of exotic birds too! The gorilla was my favorite, the ones SA zoo has are super majestic looking and you get really great views of them too. It's easy to get around the zoo because there are a lot of signs that clearly tell you where to go, plus maps, and employees to assist. They have plenty of air conditioned areas and also water mist areas to get rehydrated and to take a break from the heat. They have a good number of eating stations to get something good to drink or eat. SA zoo gets a B+ for consistency and good number of animals!

I came here with my daughter for a birthday party. I had never been here and it was so awesome to…read morelearn about the history of this place. It's been around since the 1920's and my friend whose daughter's birthday we went to said her AND her Mom had been there before! 2 generations! That was fascinating to me! Apparently they moved it from its original location and now it's next to the zoo and u think it's actually owned by the zoo. It has a very very vintage feel almost spooky lol but it was a very fun experience! My daughter had a blast and I will definitely be bringing her back! One last thing, parking is a challenge! We parked in the zoo free parking next to the brackenridge park and it was so crowded and busy! We eventually found parking. I still highly recommend!

I really enjoyed bringing our daughter here, she's 1.5 yrs old and got to ride almost everything…read more She didn't ride a couple of them cause she was scared but the park is great and the staff are awesome. The staff really do have great patience and are kind to all the children. We came here for a birthday and it was very enjoyable. Just a heads up parking can be crazy.

What an amazing place! I've visited twice to learn about the special type of therapy used…read morehere--equine therapy (i.e., therapy using horses)--and both times I've been blown away by the impact of their programs on patients. Located about 40 minutes away from San Antonio in Pipe Creek, TX (about 10 miles away from Helotes), this establishment is volunteer-based and very organized! All of the instructors and volunteers are very nice, and the horses are friendly and well cared for! Although I saw several different groups out and about, the program I directly observed is called "Equine Assisted Group Psychotherapy for Active Duty Military and Veterans," which is completely donation-based and free for veterans at the VA. This course provides a unique take on group therapy: it focuses on relationally-centered horse riding and builds on important self-reflective topics covered over an 8 week period. During the lessons, there is individualized attention and emphasis on how to overcome fear, develop trust, overcome resistance, and build a healthy relationship with their assigned horse. Each person learns how to care for and groom the horses, interact with and read the horses' emotions, and ultimately saddle and ride the horses with supervision by certified instructors. The instructors have certificates in counseling, instructing, and therapeutic horsemanship. I'd definitely recommend checking out this place if you're looking for equine therapy and/or would like to volunteer with their programs focused on therapeutic horsemanship!!

From the owner: Triple H Equitherapy provides a wide range of horse-assisted activities and therapy for children,…read moreteens, adults and seniors. Our horse therapists specialize in helping folks who face physical, mental, emotional, or social challenges. Equine centered physical and psychological therapy programs, experiential learning curricula, and opportunities to nurture acceptable social behaviors are offered year-round. Service-to-community experiences and life skills training situations are presented for at-risk youth from residential facilities, juvenile probation offices, and local community programs. A variety of programs serve disabled veterans, particularly those facing the challenges of PTSD.