Where Can Children Visit Farm Animals Monroe And Livingston County
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Kids love animals. Did y'all know there are lots of opportunities to meet animals near Ann Arbor? While there are ii great zoos inside an hour, they are both twenty-four hour period trips. There are several closer options that don't require the all day delivery.
- Where to Detect Animals in Ann Arbor & Beyond
- Animals In Ann Arbor
- Leslie Scientific discipline & Nature Centre
- The Creature Conservancy
- The Petting Farm at Domino Farms
- White Lotus Subcontract
- Animals in Livingston County
- Howell Nature Center
- Carousel Acres
- Animals in Oakland Canton
- Kensington Metropark Farm Center
- Detroit Zoo
- Animals in Monroe County
- Calder Dairy
- Indian Creek Zoo
- Animals in Wayne County
- Maybury Farm
- Animals in Ohio
- Toledo Zoo
- African Safari Wild animals Park
- Other Places to Run into Animals
Where to Find Animals in Ann Arbor & Beyond
Bank check out this map for a quick reference, so scroll down to find animals in Ann Arbor and beyond.
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My daughter and I took an afternoon to visit Leslie Science & Nature Center and Creature Salvation. Nosotros felt very comfortable with the social distancing. Other than employees caring for animals, we barely saw other people. We did stop at Domino Petting Farms for some pictures exterior. There were people there, but from what we saw, people were maintaining their distance and had masks.
Leslie Science & Nature Centre
The Leslie Science & Nature Center is a great identify to come across animals in Ann Arbor even in the times of COIVD-19. The birds of casualty are housed outside and tin be visited at whatever time. In that location are informational flyers with QR codes so that y'all can learn more about each species.
Currently (March 2021) they are offering Raptor Tours for individual families at three:30p on select days. Private raptor tours are $30.
The Critter Business firm is open at select times throughout the month. With COVID-19 it is currently airtight. However, at that place are some seasonal residents outside on the porch.
Take a walk through Blackness Swimming Wood for a chance to see animals in their natural habitat – or at least show of their presence with nests and trails.
In non-socially distant times, the animals from LSNC (and their handlers) are frequent guests at events around Ann Arbor including Monthly Critters Upwardly Close at Ann Arbor Easily-On Museum.
At a Glance
Address: 1831 Traver Rd, Ann Arbor
Price: Free
Hours: Daylight Hours
Animals: Birds of Prey, Critter Firm
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The Beast Conservancy is a slap-up place to meet interesting animals. They are known for their rescues of exotic pets and for injured animals who cannot be released into the wild.
They have both indoor and outdoor viewing areas. Outdoor viewing is express in the winter, but many animals are exterior during the summer.
They have indoor programs on the weekends. Bring together them to meet the within animals and for a live animal presentation. With social distancing in place, they offer two sessions on Saturdays and Sundays. Each session includes a live animal bear witness on the Stone Phase featuring iii animals that rotate each month.
They also offer individual zoo tours (minimum age 10) and private reptile tours (minimum historic period 12).
At a Glance
Address: 4950 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd, Ann Arbor
Outdoor Cost: Complimentary
Outdoor Hours: 10a-6p Daily
Indoor Cost: $10/Adult, $eight/ages 2-12
Indoor Hours: Weekends one-3p or 3:30-5:30p
Animals: Rescued Exotic Pets, Injured un-releasable wildlife
The Petting Farm at Domino Farms
The Petting Farm at Domino Farms allows families the chance to interact up close with subcontract animals. Their animals include cows, goats, sheep, chickens, pigs, and more.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions guests may not feed the animals and the caboose is closed. Masks are required.
At a Glance
Accost: 1831 Traver Rd, Ann Arbor
Cost: $6
Hours: 10a-3p Fridays-Mondays
Animals: Subcontract Animals
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White Lotus Farm
When shopping at the White Lotus Farms Farm Cart you can visit with their goats.
Stop in and shop for fresh local produce, meats, cheeses, and more than local products. And visit with the goats while you lot re there. Or, identify an online guild for pickup and visit the goats while picking up your order.
At a Glance
Accost: 7217 W. Liberty Rd, Ann Arbor
Hours: Saturdays 9a-2p, Wednesdays 9a-1p
Cost: Free
Animals: Goats
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Howell Nature Center
The Wild Wonders Wildlife Park at Howell Nature Center features a half-mile woodland trail with over 70 animals.
The animals represent 30 bird, mammal, and reptile species that are native to Michigan. All of the animals at Howell Nature Center have been permanently injured or have imprinted on humans and cannot be released.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, they were originally requiring reservations. Equally of March 2021, I do non meet a requirement for reservations. Note the Naturescape playground is open up seasonally from May-October
At a Glance
Address: 1005 Triangle Lake Rd, Howell
Hours: 10a-5p Daily
Price: $6/adult (18+), $4/youth (3-17)
Animals: 30 native Michigan species including turtles, owls, deer, coyotes, and many more
Carousel Acres
Carousel Acres in South Lyon offers pony parties and mobile petting zoos. You tin can besides visit their subcontract.
They offer pony rides ($five) on Saturday and Sunday. They also have a parakeet asylum. The other animals you lot see on the farm may vary based on which are out at mobile petting zoos.
At a Glance
Accost: 12749 Nine Mile Rd, Southward Lyon
Hours: 10a-2p Monday-Friday, 10a-3p Sat & Lord's day
2020 Season: May xiii-October thirty
Cost: $seven/person, $5/pony ride
Animals: Ponies, Parakeets, Goats, Sheep, Bunnies, Ducks, and more than
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Kensington Metropark Subcontract Center
Kensington Metropark'southward Farm Middle lets kids (and adults) experience the sights, sounds, and smells of a life on the farm.
Visit their 150 year onetime befouled, the poultry house, or the barn exhibit.
While at Kensington Metroparks, you can also visit other areas of the park like the lake for swimming or boating, or the Splash & Nail spray ground ($4 admission fee)
At a Glance
Address: 4570 Huron River Parkway, Milford
Hours: 9a-6p
Vehicle Entry Fee: $10/twenty-four hours or $40/year
Animals: Chickens, Sheep, Cattle, Draft Horses
Detroit Zoo
Make a day of it with a day trip to the Detroit Zoo. A few of our favorite animals to visit are the penguins and polar bears, the prairie dogs, the red panda, and the kangaroo. They even take a wolverine.
Take note that during COVID-19 social distancing, they are requiring advance reservations for a specific entry time. A few slots are reserved for same-day access (but still need to exist purchased in accelerate)
At a Glance
Address: 8450 West. 10 Mile Rd, Royal Oak
Hours: 9a-5p April-September, 10a-4p October-March
Cost: $14-xix/Adults, $10-15/Children & Seniors, $8 parking
Animals: More than 2100 animals from 230 species
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Calder Dairy
Head out to Calder Dairy and visit the cows that produce their milk. Y'all can schedule a visit for milking time at 4p. Then purchase some milk, yogurt, water ice foam, or other dairy products to accept home.
While at the dairy, you tin can likewise visit horses, goats, ducks, geese, and more.
At a Glance
Accost: 9334 Finzel Rd, Carleton
Hours: 10a-7p Daily
Price: Free
Animals: Cows, Goats, Ducks, Geese
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Indian Creek Zoo
Indian Creek Zoo is a small zoo located in Lambertville. Their animals range from bunnies and cows to more exotic animals like giraffe, capybaras, ostriches, and kangaroos.
With older kids, yous can splurge on an encounter with a giraffe, lemur, or sloth.
At a Glance
Address: 2744 Consear Rd, Lambertville
Hours: 10a-5p Daily Apr -Oct
10a-three:30p November-December
Cost: $fourteen/Adults, $12/child (three-17)
Animals: Giraffes, Lemur, Sloth, Buffalo, Alligator, Capybara, Alpaca, Bearded Dragons, Emus, Kangaroos
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Maybury Farm
Northville's Maybury Farm is a working farm whose mission is to connect the community to animals and agriculture with hands-on experiences.
At a Glance
Address: 50165 8 Mile Rd, Northville
Hours: 10a-5p Tuesday- Dominicus
Cost: $4
Animals: Farm Animals
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Toledo Zoo
The Toledo Zoo is our favorite identify to visit animals – only information technology is a day trip. I have always loved visiting the polar bear, tigers, and the primates. Nature'due south Neighborhood is also a big hit.
With COVID-19 restrictions the zoo is closed on Tuesdays for a deep cleaning. Lucas county residents receive costless admission on Monday which is a shorter twenty-four hour period – and then I suggest skipping Monday as well.
At a Glance
Address: two Hippo Way, Toledo
Hours: 10a-noon Mon, 10a-4p Wednesday-Sunday
Price: $22/adults (12+), $19/children,
Other Products: Apples, Cherries, Peaches, donuts, Cider Slushies
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African Safari Wildlife Park
The African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton offers both a drive-through and a walk-through safari experience.
The Drive-Through feel is perfect if you lot want to maintain social distancing. It features the larger animals. The smaller animals can be seen on the walk-through safari. Your ticket includes both the drive-through and walk-through feel.
At a Glance
Address: 267 S Lightner Rd, Port Clinton, OH
Hours: 9a-7p (Memorial Twenty-four hour period-Labor Solar day)
10a-5p or 9a-6p (Bound/Autumn)
2021 Season: March 26-December v
Cost: $15-30 based on date and age
Animals: African Animals including zebras, camels, giraffe, gibbon, macaws, and may more than
Other Places to See Animals
Local parks are also a good way to encounter animals. Gallup Park is great for ducks and geese. Several local orchards and fruit farms have animals that you lot tin can visit seasonally. This includes Spicer Orchards in Fenton, Iii Cedars Farm in Northville, and Coleman's Corn Maze in Saline.
When Ann Arbor is not socially distancing, animals brand frequent appearances at events around boondocks. Our calendar has a separate category of beast related events.
Source: https://annarborwithkids.com/articles/best-places-to-see-animals-in-ann-arbor/
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