reptile world zoo

As much as I hate snakes, this exhibit is completely worth the time and the money. I would most definitely return for a visit.

This attraction is gone. Moved to Florida according to the nice woman going to the nearby burger place. Too bad, my boys were looking forward to visiting.

The Reptile World Zoo has a wonderful array of of reptiles, and a few other creatures. Lots to see and look at. I have two little kids though and ahd to take turns picking them up to see everything...it would have been a little better if they had a little more space.

I went here with my family and had a great time! We had noticed that the aligator had lost a tooth and the owner opened the cage and got it out and gave it to us! It made every ones night! He in no way had to do that or was asked but did so any way! What a great guy! they also have a great burger place on property and it is DELICIOUS! You must vist this great place!

This is in the middle of nowhere. Seriously. When we pulled up to it, there were no visible cars, anywhere. It looks like a huge metal shed with reptiles painted on it, so I knew we were in the right place. We met the lady that runs it, she showed a some of the snakes. It has four large rooms with tons of reptiles and alligators, and huge snakes. Lots of green iguanas. It was really "homey." I felt like a friend had invited us to their barn and was sharing their love for reptiles with us. They had a couple of turkeys, parrots, a pig, donkey, and a rooster as well. Worth the drive and price of admission. I found a coupon on line, used it, but felt bad because I didn't mind paying for admission. The only complaint I would have is they had a dog that looked really mean out in the parking lot, he was behind the chicken wire, but he looked aggressive and at first that put us off a little. If you have a love of reptiles, you will love visiting.

The people who run this place are wonderful and they truely care about their various critters. Fabulous collection of reptiles you don't often get to see up close.

You get to look at a lot of exotic reptiles. Including: alligators, tortoises, sand boas, Iguanas, and bearded dragons! May be a little overpriced

This was a very scary experience! My wife is in to stuff like this so we went there, I totally creeped out, but she enjoyed it! Wife happy, so I can be!!! RIGHT!

Neat place to visit! If you like herps, it's a must stop. Owner sets you free to look around all you want for a small fee of $8. Snakes, turtles, frogs, lizards, alligator, crocodile, goats, pot bellied pigs, and much more. Owner does interact with guests and even riled up the cobras, and croc for us.I recommend for all the Herp lovers and the curious!

Me and my 6 year old daughter had a good time, we were amazed at all the awesome reptiles they had in there, especially "Baby" (you'll be floored when you meet her!) The big turtles were equally impressive though and they even let us hold a small snake which was a nice treat. Overall we loved it and are going back with the wife and youngest daughter soon!

It was so worth the money my husband and son loved it. Me on the other hand, well lets just say snakes are my greatest fear. I expected more frogs, lizards, was overwelmed by snakes. But I loved it.....eventhough I am constantly looking for snakes...I keep thinking I see them places they are not. My three year old wanted to go bye bye at midnight when we got home that evening he said ma ma bye bye shoes snakes please snakes. His new found favorite word. But seriously scared or not go the people there are awesome and will make you feel as comfortable as you can be.

I enjoyed Reptile World Zoo. There are also a few parrots, but it is only going to interest people wanting to see snakes, lizards, crocodiles, alligator and turtles. The largest python is about 16 feet and 300 pounds. The folks running the zoo are quite friendly and take time to talk about the animals and take some out of their cages so that visitors that want to touch or hold the snakes get plenty of opportunity. You can even pose for a picture with a 75 pound albino python.