Guided Wildlife Walk in Georgia!

My second visit and, this time, with all three grandchildren instead of just one. Cameron was SO excited to return and show all the things he had seen and done in 2019. This time, we went as a family to commemorate my mother-in-law's 100th birthday, even though deceased. The compact, sweet setting, easy access to all things, the love shown to the animals by the caretakers, the VARIETY of animals, the wonderful 45-minute guided tour (Annie did a great job) and the wonder of seeing and hearing the cacophony of animal sounds is just a delight. It is not expensive, it is not modern and overcrowded; it is a relaxing, informative ADVENTURE. We did miss going on the hayride and feeding the camel, but what can one say? Safety first. Thank you all for a great experience. The one set of grandkids wanted to come back next day. They will come back, but it might be a month!

We were exposed to Covid and were on quarantine. I called for two days , leaving messages. I was asking to cancel and get a refund. No one would take my call, or return my call. I never received my refund and neither did my daughter.

While we had a fun experience and the staff was polite, the amount that we paid for the admission and wildlife walk was not worth it. I expected to opportunity to see more animals upon admission than just the typical petting zoo. The only way to see the animals we really wanted to see was the wildlife walk with a ton of other people. We didn't get the opportunity to really admire the animals and watch them individually at our own pace.