Super fun mini golf experience with lots of holes with water features. I love the amount of…read moreshortcuts and fun mini adventures that your golf ball can go through like a water lazy river

Super fun we played Gellyball and laughed and laughed Person managing it was very nice…read more Nicole helpful on phone and in person would definitely do it again

Came here on a Sunday for the toddler time which is two years old to five years old and I brought…read moremy kiddo and he had a blast for two hours that we had we played a lot. We were able to use the obstacle course courses to race against each other and have fun and together, we had a blast highly recommend if you're looking for something to do with your kiddo.

They sold us a $100 gift card 3 weeks before closing and are not willing to issue a refund.read more

The Sarasota Jungle Gardens is a hidden gem. There's so much to do and it's one of the places in…read morethe world that you can feed flamingos. They have so many animals from turtles, parrots to baby alligators. This place is family friendly for all ages. Don't forget to see the bird show! There's free on site parking available.

Ok, not great. If you want to pay $25 to hand feed a…read moreflamingo, this is the place for you. The live bird show at noon was good. The cafe is still closed, so there is only one small restroom at the gift shop for the whole park! The animals in cages looked sad. While walking on the main path, I saw a rat! Another lady said she saw many.

Nothing is ever open. They are using Ian as a excuse and the go karts are so slowwwwwwwwwread more

All of their information online, google and Yelp is completely wrong. As of right now--2/22/24 this…read moresite shows temporarily closed. I drove an hour with a bunch of kids in the car to be turned down.

Poor bunnies are manhandled by unsupervised children. This place is nothing like advertised…read more Trash everywhere. Poop everywhere. No hand sanitizer in the pumps. Very small and homemade

When I arrived to the location it was a bunch of no trespassing signs & private property signs,…read moreevery website led us to this location. We called the number and it's for a Tennessee location. Very disappointing this isn't organized better.

OK, let me start with this. I went through my family. I can't say enough great things about this…read moreplace. Let's start with the bathrooms so clean and convenient. I really almost had an emergency and I made it back just in time so perfect length of tour. So also they kept it so clean as I may have mentioned. The amazing staff were very kind when they greeted us and then we saw so many great things we learned a lot and I think it was a real blessing that ding darling set up this nature reserve

The last time we were here -- more than ten years ago -- there was no tram or drive through. They…read moreonly had dirt trails and as it had rained recently, we walked through some very muddy areas. This time, we decided to take the 4 mile drive. The drive costs $10 per car. You drive quite slowly. And you can stop at any point on the right side of the one way drive. There are scenic overlooks, and canoe launching sites, and places where folks fish. This wild life preserve did not have much of anything to see however! And definitely almost no wildlife. We saw one fish jumping -- a mullet -- and an osprey getting ready to dive down into the water . And one crow and one dove. No turtles or alligators. All we saw was basically trees and bushes and some water. All in all , it was rather a boring and disappointing experience.

a charming, historic attraction that originally opened in the 1930s. Set on about 3 to 3.5 acres of…read morelush, mature landscaping, the Wonder Gardens is home to a variety of rescued, rehabilitating, and non-releasable animals. We took our time wandering the pathways, admiring the beautiful habitats thoughtfully designed for each species. There's a strong focus on birds, and the variety here is impressive -- vibrant parrots, graceful flamingos, and so many unique feathered residents. Just as we made it to the final exhibit with the crocodiles, an announcement came over the speakers warning of lightning in the area. Guests were directed back to the gift shop for safety, and the staff began offering rain checks or refunds depending on when you arrived. We didn't inquire about either, though -- we had already thoroughly enjoyed our time there, and since the Wonder Gardens is a nonprofit organization, we were happy to support them regardless. Before leaving, we browsed the gift shop, which had a fantastic selection of animal-themed souvenirs, cute décor, and even artwork created by the resident animals -- such a unique touch. If you're in the area, Wonder Gardens is absolutely worth a stop. It's charming, educational, and your admission supports ongoing rescue and rehabilitation efforts. If you're interested in getting even closer to the animals, they also offer scheduled animal encounters, so be sure to check ahead for times.

Needs work. Needs donations $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Several…read moreanimal cages empty. This is dry season, so plants and animals need water. Koi pond was so dirty I couldn't see any koi.

This mini golf course is an overall fun play! I really like how they have all of the skeletons in…read morevarious positions and places, giving a real pirate ship vibe. It was fun to see all of the gators. I didn't love the service we received upon arrival, as I felt that the attendant was rather short with us and didn't give a great first impression. There was a couple behind us who said the same thing after checking in. The various holes were great - they were a nice mix of easy and challenging.

Feeding the alligators was the highlight of this adventure. The kids loved it, multiple hole in…read more1's, ice cream at the end, and they sell alcohol. We had fun, minimal shade though.