I love the idea behind this place, but felt that the animals lacked quality enclosures. Once you…read morewalk back into the exhibits it's a gravel, hilly walk to see animal after animal in wired cages. There are pools for water in each, but at the end of April (80+°) they were empty. Very little enrichment other than pacing their kennels all day. Our tour guide, while very nice, kept telling us she didn't know a lot so bear with her. Honestly, most of the questions that were being asked are basic biology questions that I would hope someone working with animals would know. That was disappointing. You cannot take videos at this facility and I can only assume it's because they do not want evidence of the animals behavior (or lack there of) being seen. The gift shop is one of the worst I've seen in a park like this. Everything is 5x the purchase price of any online retailer. I understand the money comes back to the animals so there is an up charge, but $70 for two stuffed animals and a magnet is crazy.

Great attraction! We enjoyed all the animals. It was very clean and laid out well. The animals…read moreseemed cared for and keepers were willing to answer questions.

I came for the Asian Lantern Festival for the third year. It was beautiful! It seemed to be a…read morelittle smaller this year, but the fantasy theme was gorgeous. There were more areas for interaction and pictures this year, which was great. I love that they have the wings every year and that they are always a bit different. I've come when the zoo is open during regular hours, but it's been a while. I'll have to visit again soon.

The Chattanooga Zoo was so much fun! It took around 2 hours and we went on a Tuesday afternoon so…read moreit was not crowded at all!

We all had a really great time at the Tennessee Aquarium!…read moreThe aquarium is divided into two separate buildings called River Journey and Ocean Journey. Both buildings had a lot to see from fish to turtles to crocodiles, to lemurs. There is even a butterfly exhibit! It is truly something the whole family can enjoy! If you're visiting Chattanooga, this is definitely worth your time!

Stopped in on a work trip. We got there around 2pm and we could see loads of kids on a field trip…read moreleaving, so I'd advise arriving late afternoon to avoid any school crowds. There are 2 buildings - ocean and river exhibits. There were some non aquatic animals like lemurs and butterfly garden. You have the opportunity to touch sting rays and sturgeon's and they have wash stations near by. It looks like they offer some cool experiences like sleepover at the aquarium and imax shows.

Enjoyed a visit to Little Tail Farms and spent one night in their tiny house. Enjoyed time with…read morethe pigs, goats, baby goats, lama, sheep, chicken, roosters, dogs, cats, Pyrenees Puppies, Highland cows and babies. The owners are great! They let you take one on one time with the goats, pigs, and sheep. The highland cows are great too and they give you plenty of treats to feed the animals. Close to Falls Creek Falls, but also far enough to feel like you can disconnect and enjoy.

What a dream trip to the country!…read more Firstly - Laurie and David are amazing hosts. We so enjoyed talking to them and hearing about how they got all their sweet, friendly animals. The space we stayed in was a small apartment over the garage, and it was good for three women and a 7 month old baby. It was clean and well appointed! We got to interact with goats, pigs, mini horses, alpacas, dogs, cats, highland cows, chickens, and sheep.. it was truly magical to watch the baby interact with all the animals! They were in our backyard, and insanely quiet. I assumed the animals would be heard at all hours, but I didn't hear them once! The only downsides were there wasn't AC in our 1 bedroom apartment, just one window unit in the kitchen. I'm low maintenance except when it comes to getting too hot, so no AC in the bedroom made me nervous. Thankfully they have ceiling fans in every room so we just cranked them up and left the bedroom door open and were comfortable even in the upper 80s. Just something to note if you're sensitive to heat like I am We loved our trip so much that we're planning to come back soon! Thanks again for a wonderful stay with such gentle and sweet animals!

We always have wonderful day when we visit Lucky Ladd Farms. We are strongly considering purchasing…read morethe family pass. It is so much fun to feed the animals and have the grandkids run around and play on the slides, the jump pad, and all the different activities and games they can enjoy. There are numerous concession stands available to purchase food, snacks and beverages. It was such a wonderful relief to see the rainclouds disappear on this particular visit as it turned out to be a beautiful day

Had a blast today at Lucky Ladd Farms for their Strawberry festival! It's my husband and I's first…read moretime visiting so we didn't know what to expect but we were both blown away by how much fun activities there are to do and the awesome animals to see. I highly recommend purchasing your tickets online in advance because you will save time and money that way. I believe it is more expensive if you buy tickets at the front booths. That, plus you can schedule an arrival time. Parking is free too so that's a plus! They have plenty of fun family activities to do: gem mining, barrel rides, slides, kids playground areas etc. This is definitely a great spot to bring your kids for some fun in the outdoors! I love their Cedar Glade Trail was a nice little walk for our family and we got to see all the adorable animals! They had Racoons, emu's, goats, capybaras, prairie dogs and red foxes! They also have a bunch more animals towards the front for guests to see. We loved the peacocks. The aviary is a nice spot for guests to walk around and feed the birds. They also had an area with a couple bunnies for guests to pet. There's plenty of other animals they have but it would much to long to mention them all! Almost all of the animals looked happy and had a very spacious habitat to enjoy. Well worth the $16 entrance fee! We will be back for future events!

Who would think that you can get the feeling that you are so far away from civilization when in…read morereality, you are just off if Interstate 65? Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge is an amazing place to head towards if you are in the area. The water views are stunning and I enjoyed walking the nature trail. The residents of Decatur, Alabama are fortunate enough to have Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge in their community. If you find yourself living in or visiting the area, I would definitely recommend a visit to Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge. I will give Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge five stars overall. I will be back to this Refuge. I suggest you come check here out.

Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge is a nice place for birding! They really do a great job of getting…read morefolks in and out and parked during big events such as the crane festival. All park attendants were efficient, kind, informed, and organized. There are two enclosures for bird watching, one is heated and the other is not. The heated one is a two-story structure with bleacher-styled seating and fully glassed walls which offer a really nice view. This building also has floor-mounted binoculars. All of the pathways were wide and comfortable. They are remodeling the visitor's center which partially reopened in March 2023. They are adding new interpretive exhibits which should be cool to see! I'm really happy we have this refuge that manages and protects habitat for 12 federally endangered or threatened species. It's definitely worth the short drive to Decatur to visit!

This is a great idea for the kids and family. They have so many different kinds of animals and they…read moreare ALL super cute and super friendly. I highly recommend this place! L

From the owner: The Little Country Farm & Mobile Petting Zoo brings the excitement of a live hands on petting zoo…read moreand pony ride experience to your back yard in the Cleveland, TN and surrounding areas year around.

Enjoyed myself this year, I've been trying to come pick tulips for the longest! I think it was…read morebeautiful even though we came at the end of the season so my babies didn't last extremely long. Beautiful! I look forward to the fall for sunflower season

I really enjoyed the weekend drive over to Hubert Family Farms to pick tulips! To start off with…read moreits absolutely beautiful - rows and rows of tulips - pink, red, yellow, maroon etc. The pricing was about 9$ per person and 2.50 per tulip. One thing I will say is the ground was pretty muddy on the day we went - I wish I wore rain boots. That thick red clay mud is tough to wash off so I would keep that in mind! Also I saw several people with dogs - and that's really cool and good to know for future trips! The day we went they had several food trucks out there too. I would recommend following them on instagram to see upcoming events!

My group said we should go to this event that I had never been to. We drove up from Birmingham that…read moreevening and spent so many hours there walking around together and riding that tiny train once too. I was surprised the whole time bc it was not something I would think to care about except for taking my kids to when they little many years ago. However it was actually so enjoyable and neat to be at. It is filled with so many people clearly for a reason. I'd recommend anyone go to it even if they think it's not their type of thing. It is very cool for sure. Also, the last thing we did was hop on that little train( which I didn't care to do at all without little kids with me) yet it was a shocker how that man driving the train who shares about all things throughout the event that you get to see again from a different view on that train...he was super awesome. I actually would have ridden that train and listened to that man over and over and over again. He was fun to hear from. It is not super expensive so do not resist to do it. Gather up your group or just you and your spouse or for take your kids if they are still young. This is for sure a fun enjoyable thing to go see.

We visit the park every year at least once.There is a playground,mini golf,train,petting…read morezoo,several historical buildings.The main attraction is of course,the falls,canyon,and the grounds.There is picnic areas in several locations,also a few restaurants nearby.There is also a hiking trail down the mountain.We brought 2 classes today.Check out the next ,The Working Man Review.