Living Treasures "Wild" Animal Park

"Nice place, lots of animals, friendly staff and kept ckean for a small zoo."

"We love Living Treasures - it is the perfect size and layout for our kids. Our 4 year old really loves the farm animal section. Park is always clean and very walkable with a stroller. Prices for feed/snacks are reasonable and they even have a shaded picnic area outside of the park to enjoy a packed lunch."

"I believe we paid $25/adult & $15/child but website says $15/adult. I could be wrong. Food to feed animals $3 cup, $2 bird stick, carrots I forget exactly but around $3, there's lettuce for couple bucks for feeding, $8 camel ride & $6 pony ride. Lemonade $11/cup. Private pictures holding a snake or baby kangaroo $14. We almost didn’t find a parking spot it was very packed on a Saturday. Even though it was hot, all the animals were out and interactive with everyone. A variety of animals but no lions, zebras, giraffes, but that's okay. A Shorter walk around park it’s about 1-2 hr visit when you stop to feed the animals. Lots of baby or younger animals. I feel bad the baby kangaroos for example are separated from their mothers, I assume it’s for people to be able to feed them separately, or hold them for pictures. Overall it’s a nice small park. I just spent more money with all the extra features + the gift shop. They also gave us a flyer for Halloween, they have 1/2 off specials if you bring a carved pumpkin, etc. it’s on their website. They have costume contests, etc. The day we went was a good day, everyone was happy, staff was nice. I’d like to go again."

"This is a great little place. Love the interaction for the kids. We literally saw a baby born!"

"Although a very nice place, do not expect to see Tigers, Giraffe or bears at this Park, there are none. Odd that there are pictures of them that are shared when you do a Google search. There is keystone Safari which has them a different park and location, otherwise an enjoyable time."