Drove from Las Vegas to Pahrump to see the alpacas. It's an easy drive and the animals are lots of…read morefun. We got there around 10am on Sunday, $15 entry fee and $20 for a tin of food to feed the animals - super reasonable! There were turkeys, chickens, geese, lots of alpacas (a little baby that was just a few days old!), guinea pigs, rabbits, goats and pigs. Two of the alpacas were super friendly and running free. Sunshine, the white alpaca would walk right up and eat from the tin. We got a tour of all the animals and the farm. Sat with the guinea pigs and rabbits and fed them carrots. It was just me and my husband but it would be tons of fun with kids! Highly recommend visiting and even though we went at the hottest time of the year, it was super pleasant in Pahrump!

Nature Health Farms is such a gem in Pahrump! Alex, the owner, is one of the most genuine and…read morehardworking people you'll ever meet. You can tell right away how much love and care he puts into his farm and into helping his customers Whether you're stopping by for CBD products, unique little trinkets, or to feed the animals, you'll always find quality items and fair prices. The atmosphere is welcoming, and you can really feel the positive, down-to-earth vibe as soon as you arrive. What makes this place extra special is the connection to the animals it's a part of the community. He takes the time to share his knowledge and makes sure everyone leaves feeling happy! If you're in the Pahrump area, do yourself a favor and check out Nature Health Farms. You'll leave with more than just great products you'll leave with a smile.

Debbie takes such great care of her animals! We love her pony party's ! She also has a horse…read morerescue. A good person doing great things. Give her a call!

Amazing experience! So many cute ponies and animals to learn about. Friendly and fun for all ages…read more Very experienced staff and management. Patient and caring with the animals. Highly recommend !!!

My boyfriend and I went to SeaQuest to celebrate our anniversary, and we weren't expecting to be…read morethere too long- and holy cow we were proved wrong! This exhibit is much larger than I ever thought, and we spent a couple hours exploring. We were iffy visiting with the previous facility's history, however this puts the previous place to shame. All of the animals are so well taken care of, and the staff clearly cares for all of the animals deeply. We had paid to feed miss Coconut, the baby capybara. We had two rounds each of feeding Coconut some greens, and then got to give her some scratches as well. The staff were very informative and were super helpful! I 100% recommend this place, it was so much fun

I'm very torn on this place…read more.. t's great that Vegas has an aquarium where kids can have hands-on semi educational interactions with real sea life and other exotic animals. The size of this place is deceiving, when we first walked in, I thought we would be in and out within 30-minutes. We were actually here for over two hours and every corridor we walked into offered a new smattering of lizards, bunnies, snakes, otters, huge fish, and even a massive saltwater tank filled with small sharks and stingrays. I realize a lot of the animals here are rescues, but I truly felt sorry for all of the mammals here... do they ever see the sun? Are they allowed to go outside and get fresh air? Or do they just stay inside basking in the fluorescent lights? I feel like if they had that information posted it wouldn't be as a bummer seeing capybara's, wallabies, and tons of birds, in small cages; inside of a mall. If you're local and you haven't been here yet, it's definitely worth at least one trip.

The goats are so cuuuuute. I saw them at edc camp and the goats were crowd surfing on top of a sea…read moreof excited hungover ravers. Who knew goats are what was needed to fill the void of my empty life

Amaaaazing experience. Goats are well trained, friendly and staff is so informational. 10/10…read moreexperience please support!

What an amazing experience! My husband and I booked a behind the scenes tour for a Sunday at 9am,…read moretheir first summer hours. It was just us and 1 other couple, so this felt very intimate, which made it feel even more special. This is a non-profit, so I think the cost of the tour is absolutely worth it! We also decided to add on lion feeding for the 2 of us, which took place at the end. During the tour, we made our way around and got so much information from Tyler. You could tell he truly loves what he does and the animals love him right back! The animals are very well taken care of, and have plenty of space for having previously been at the MGM. When we were prepping for the lion feeding after our tour, Tyler was kind enough to show us the fridges of food and how much they go through in a day, which was a lot! Of the lions you could choose from, we chose to feed Cheeto. She was beautiful and very nice! I think this place is great! They have different kinds of birds (flying and non) and tortoises. This is a great family friendly place as well. You learn a lot and get to see really cool animals pretty close! The parking lot is kind of small if you are there later in the day, so that is something to keep in mind when deciding when to go. Whether it's the tour or a normal ticket for the day, everyone should check this place out!

This is not a huge zoo, this is a habitat for about 13 lions…read more They were mostly sleeping while we were walking through, who knew they liked to sleep 18-21 hours a day. It is clean, I found myself wanting them to have pools and more shade. Not realistic and in reality these are cats that natural survive high heat environments. They do have enrichment activities for the cats that you get a chance to watch. The staff are kind and some hesitate to stop and answer a question or two. Worth stoping by and supporting. They are now doing yoga with the lions a couple days a month.

Flamingo Hotel Wildlife Habitat - March 2026…read more Earlier this month a tourist took one of the flamingos from the habitat named Peachy and hurt a couple of others. All six of the flamingos, including Peachy, are back in the habitat. There is now a chain keeping people further back and a person watching over the habitat. There are a bunch of ducks, koi, and turtles. There is also a California Brown Pelican. Hummingbirds, grackles, and sparrows are easy to spot too. It was loud on a Sunday because the pool has a DJ. I can't imagine the wildlife enjoys the music or sub-woofer. Seeing the animals gives me a sense of peace and wonder and serenity. I am glad we went - noise & all.

The Flamingo sits midway on the strip so it's convenient to most walks to and from your hotel. Its…read morelong standing wildlife habitat offers glances of flamingos, koi fish, turtles and waterfalls. You can also rub the buddha belly for good luck. It's worth stopping by and you'll likely only be there 10-15 minutes.

Such an amazing place!! The staff truly care about the animals, and can answer almost any question…read moreasked. We were happy we purchased the tram tour, and afterwards we walked around the park. From the authentic habitats to the excellent gift shop everything we experienced here was enjoyable and informative.

The staff were so friendly and knowledgeable about the animals. We bought the regular admission…read morewithout the tour. We enjoyed walking around and seeing the animals. Their enclosures were clean and the animals looked happy. The price was reasonable and I liked that we were supporting wildlife. I also got the cutest T-Shirt as a souvenir.

Best day ever at the Camel Safari! Guided by Adam and Allie-two of the most knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, and genuinely caring people you'll ever meet . This experience was unforgettable from start to finish in their 165 acre property. We kicked off the day with a short ride on Jafar, a stunning, gentle giant weighing nearly 3,000 pounds. ( love at first sight) After taking some amazing photos with him, he happily stayed nearby and spent the rest of the day with us. From there, we met several other camels and hopped on the tram, where more adventures were to be had . Along the way, we encountered so many incredible animals, more camels, a zedonk, llamas, alpacas, and miniature horses. One of the highlights was feeding Thorn, their adorable pet porcupine,grapes she was just the sweetest little girl. We also got to see New Guinea singing dogs (so cute!) and Ambien, their 20-year-old sloth, who was just as amazing to see in person as you'd imagine. Feeding the alpacas and llamas carrots was such a fun, hands-on experience. As if that wasn't enough, four friendly Ridgeback dogs casually joined us on the tram, roaming freely and adding even more charm to the day. Every animal we encountered was gentle, well cared for and clearly loved . I truly can't say enough wonderful things about this experience it was pure joy from beginning to end. If you've never met a camel, Ilama, or alpaca, you're missing out. These gentle creatures will absolutely fill your heart. I'm already looking forward to going back again soon. I didn't want the day to end . This is one adventure you don't want to miss it's truly an overload of joy! "LIVE LIFE WITH LOVE & LAUGHTER" ~PEACE JODY~

First, you NEED to make a reservation before going…read more I never knew we had a ranch with 30 Camels, Alpacas, a Llama, New Guinea Singing Dogs, a Two Toed Sloth, an African Crested Porcupine, a Donkey and a few other animals about an hour outside of Las Vegas. Guy the owner, an amazing bank of knowledge, he knows so much about each animal and more. He is a little rough around the edges and some may think him rude; you try to manage a 176 acre ranch with well over 60 animals who have to be fed daily, not so easy... The Camels have a diet of lettuce, carrots, sweet potatoes, apples; the sloth has a special diet which includes egg whites, the ranch dogs get the yolk as a daily treat and they know when that's coming. So in addition to taking care of all the animals, the ranch which is 176 acres, there are also tours to manage. So show him a little appreciation for what he does every day, seven days a week, etc... You can do camel rides, an ATV experience, a zoo tour on a tram, it's not easy and I feel for him so if you go out there, understand his personality has to be rough to deal with all this. Also understand, each animal has its own personality and feelings. Yesterday, Norm a camel used for rides was having a bad day. He was not in the mood for riders. I first tried to ride Norm, he was calm getting his saddle on but once I got on him, he was nope. When Allie got me off of Norm, Norm had an attitude with both Allie and Guy, Norm had to be put in a kennel which Norm was not happy about but needed a time out. So remember, dealing with 30 camels, mini horses, a Llama, Alpacas, a sloth, etc; they are dealing with a lot of different personalities and feelings in addition to people coming to visit. Safety is taken as a HIGH priority. These animals can inflict pain & even death, so I have a LOT of respect for Guy & Allie. They not only have to be concerned with adults but children as well. We arrived at 8:45 which is when the gate is opened, we met Allie and Guy along with another couple. We rode first and as I said Norm was not happy so I got off and they took my friend around the track. Upon coming back with my friend, a whole group showed up for the zoo tour so we were asked if we minded doing the zoo tour and then we will get back to the camel ride. No biggie... The zoo tour was amazing. We got on the tram and were taken to see every animal on the property stopping in each area, learning all about the animals in that area with the opportunity to ask questions, got to go in the kennel to feed the Llama and Alpacas, cool animals, petted the zebra, fed and petted the porcupine, got up close and personal with the sloth and just had an amazing experience. The knowledge gained yesterday was so cool. Once the zoo tour was over I got to ride Lodi. The camel ride was really cool, long and a really neat experience I would do again. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you go out and visit this Camel Safari. They need the support as they have a lot of mouths to feed daily and you will have an amazing experience in the Nevada desert.