Pocono Snake & Animal Farm

"10/10 best experience in the Poconos! The animals were all so happy and interactive! The lady at the counter was so kind and informative. I would definitely go back again!"

"Poconos Snake Farm and Animals is an amazing and enjoyable experience. The staff is incredibly friendly and supportive. The farm hosts various snake species and diverse animals such as crocodiles, monkeys, goats, and pigs. What makes this place special is the opportunity to feed the animals; you can purchase a tray for $8 containing four different types of food, including fruits for monkeys, specific food for bears, milk for goats and pigs, and even a few worms. Alternatively, you can opt to buy individual types of food for $2 each. The farm is relatively small, allowing visitors to cover everything in about 45 minutes, but you're free to stay longer. Additionally, they have a souvenir shop near the ticket counter.Feeding the goats and monkeys was a highlight of our visit; the monkeys impressively catch grapes from a few feet away in their enclosure. This place comes highly recommended, especially for kids and toddlers. Moreover, for hygiene, the farm has installed soap water taps and provides sanitizers on-site for visitors' convenience. Operating hours are between 12 PM and 5 PM. Admission fees are $12 for adults, $8 for children aged 2-11, and free for children under 2. They don't allow outside food or drinks (except water) and prohibit flashes on cameras. Parking space is limited, and they provide a couple of portable washrooms for both men and women outside."

"Had a wonderful time visiting the animals and feeding the pig, goats, monkeys and black bear. The large cats were cool to see up close. Definitely will return to check in on my new furry friends. :)"

"When we got to the farm we had to wait a few minutes before we could get our tickets and enter. We also bought milk, fruits, and pellets to feed the animals. The tickets cost $12 per adult and the food cost $6. The layout was like a small zoo. The beginning had turtles, lizards and snakes. The next section had a couple of different monkeys and a sloth. The next part was the outdoor section that had goats and a pig you can feed with a bottle. There were monkeys that could catch the fruit if you threw it to them. You could toss pellets into a raccoon enclosure and use a funnel to feed pellets to the bear. In the center there is a large enclosure with turtles, koi fish, and alligators. Towards the end of the zoo there were a few big cats and a parrot. I enjoyed the monkeys and the goats the most. This was a great experience and I highly recommend stopping by!"

"This is a definite must-see!!! Right off Rt 209, so pay attention, or you could drive right by it!! There is a small parking lot convenient to walking to the entrance. The staff were knowledgeable and extremely friendly!! You have the opportunity to buy a tray of food for different animals and feed them!!! We had so much fun interacting with the animals. It's very small so the time you are there depends on how long you feed or watch the animals. There is a sign that some of the animals are older overall animals looked happy and healthy and definitely well loved."