We didn't go inside, just looked. It was a hot day (80) and right at noon. Animals looked sleepy (of course) and my kids were restless. Decided to skip it. My kids are 7&9 years old and in 4H.... So we get to be around animals quite a bit. I wanted to go in the guinea pig pen... But it... More

This was a great hands on experience for our grand children.They are a bit tucked away - but have a great location. Animals were well taken care of and interacted well with the kids. Please note - this really is geared towards younger kids. Older kids will probably be bored Great place to take the time to play with your... More

We have been visiting this petting zoo for 11 years now. It has developed into a wonderful place for children to feed/pet/hold animals (guinea pigs, llamas, horses, goats, emus, turkeys, etc), ride ponies (while being led), climb and play (playground), ride on the mini train (suitable for younger children), play in a cornbox (like a sandbox), pan for gold, pose... More

I take my grandchildren there when ever they visit. Everything is a charge! Last time I brought my own carrots and was scolded. The place is dirty and so are the people working there. But they have us because it is the only place around for little kids. They only have outhouses for little kids...which I think is terrible!

A must for the little kids, but adults have to pay to watch your kid ride a pony. What's with that. Or you can let your kid go to the cashier by themselves with your debit card, credit card or cash. You can watch your kid ride from the outside, but who is going to take the kids to the... More

Zoomars is wonderful. Our kids are little, 2 & 5, and they just had a ball. You can feed animals like rabbits and guinea pigs, pet goats, ride horses, play in a corn pit, so on. It is definitely more for small children, and it is a must do- really fun.

I took my boys there for the day and they loved it from feeding the animals, to the gold mine rock find, the corn box, train, horse rides, big dinosour and kids slide and play area

Good experience for preschool and early elementary school children, they get to pet, feed and hold rabbits, hampsters, etc. They can also feed and pet larger animals, plus ride a pony. When you're done San Juan Capistrano is a nice town to walk around. The Mission there is a must and good for all ages.

They have pony rides which my son loves. And a train, small, but little kids dont care. Animals to touch and feed and a playground. What else does a little kid - 2 to 6 year old - need. Not suited for older kids though.