Yes, we've been. It's a sweet little place--lots of baby animals. The kids can go out on little paddle boats, feed and hold the animlas, etc. The only thing I didn't like about it was the lack of supervision of the animals. There were children dropping the baby bunnies on their heads, chasing baby ducks trying to catch them, pulling the goat's hair, etc. I didn't like that at all. We were at a birthday party there, so maybe there were just more children than the staff could manage.
Critter Creek Farm is lots better and more stuff to do. More animals, playground, and picnic areas. We go there at least weekly. They are working on putting in a new mini golf but it's not finished yet. All kids do that kind of thing with the animals but dropping baby bunnies is a bit much. CCF is also open everyday except Monday and Tuesday which is great to beat the crowds. Some days it's just me and the little ones.
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