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Nice little zoo

Don't come here expecting a big city zoo. But if you're in the area, it's a nice spot to visit with... read more

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MassachusettsDave
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Boston, Massachusetts
Nice small zoo to visit

This is a nice, small zoo and would be very good for families with smaller children. It is... read more

Reviewed 14 May 2023
ImaBlueman
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Owego, New York
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Reviewed 11 September 2011

This place is great for small children!!
Not a huge place but you can definitely pack a lunch and be there for a couple of hours.
Very reasonable and it's great that the kids that go to school there take care of them.
They also do great little talks for Pre k kids and they bring out animals to show you of course you need to make an appointment for that and it's a small cost.

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Reviewed 7 August 2011

On the grounds of the beautiful Millbrook School is a fabulous little zoo. It is an accredited zoo, and is maintained by students at the school. It is open every day except Christmas, and is well worth the trip if you are in the area. Located not far off route 44 on Millbrook School Road, the little zoo has many interesting exhibits of indigenous and more exotic animals. The exhibits are both inside and outside, and you need to take your time and look at everything. There are Lemurs, and some marmosets and tamarinds near the first building you come too. Take a look inside and see some rare turtles, a Sugar Glider and a Slow Loris, as well as exotic parrots.
As you wander through the zoo you will observe, birds of prey, foxes, turkeys, porcupine, red wolf, Kea, red panda, emus, wallabies, kangaroos, Alpacas, Guanaco, Sika Deer, and the best part is that you are up close and personal with these animals. You can observe them without the throngs that you would have to deal with at a large zoo. The setting is very nice and the atmosphere is relaxed. It is a totally enjoyable few hours to spend, all on a small entrance fee. It is really worth the trip, especially if you need a little extra help keeping someone occupied.

Date of experience: July 2011
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