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1. Sweet Valley Ranch - Fayetteville
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2990 Sunnyside School Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28312
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The McKenzies: My experience at Sweet Valley Ranch was amazing thanks to Jerry! I took my two toddlers to walk the dinosaur trail because my son really loves dinosaurs. It was a hot day and Jerry saw me pushing the stroller with my toddlers and he so sweetly gave me a golf cart to use on the trail! And my toddlers enjoyed the golf cart ride as well! The whole ranch was amazing but Jerry definitely deserves 5 stars!! We will definitely be returning
Cerrick Stevens: We really enjoyed our visit they have so much to offer and at a great price. The ranch has a relaxing family comfortable setting where you could spend hours just walking around not only enjoying the animals but also the scenery. The dinosaur exhibit is amazing!!!! one of our favorite attractions can't wait to bring our grandchildren the next time we visit.
c: They display a lack of genuine concern for the welfare of the animals. They dismiss the sight of dead chickens as mere 'sunbathing,' and the dogs are left in deplorable conditions. Considering the steep entry fee, one would naturally anticipate a higher standard of maintenance for the premises. While the place has potential, it is evident that it requires much-improved care and attention.
Monica Norris: Great family fun day. Lemonade was very refreshing, staff very caring and accomadting. The dinosaur walk was neat and the animals well taken care of. Great place to visit for the whole family to enjoy.Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $21–30 …More
Taelyn Manns: I love this place I went here with my grandma and sister and I had a blast really recommend this place.
C B: Kids love it. I love the kids loving it. NC in July hot activities.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry $16–20 …More
Nae Velardo: I had a beautiful time with my family Easily one of the most fun day we’ve had since moving to Fayetteville. It was cheap, no wait & the staff was extremely nice & welcoming. The dinosaur trail was our favorite dinosaurs were very realistic the walk wasn’t too long we went around twice. Would definitely recommend for Dino loving kids. My kids also loved all the bounce house. Especially the water slide one. If you wanna get out and have fun with family for not that big a price would definitely recommend
Netta Randolph: Had so much fun! Went with my sister and our kids. The bouncy houses and water slide was great! The kids loved feeding the animals. By far the best part was the dinosaur trail. Most the dinosaurs was asleep because it was a week day. We did get to see a few of them in action very realistic. They really put the work on to make you feel like you’re actually in a jungle with real Dino. Definitely recommend for kids 2 and up. Bring lots of water and be ready to walk a lot. Can’t wait to go back Saturday and see everything in full action
Shaelyn Snow: Visited on Weekend Wait time No waitMore
Anita Harris: My friends and I had a really good time. The owner was very polite and accommodating to us when one of my friends had an issue with her go-kart. The tour guide made sure he didn’t leave anyone behind and was very polite when we had to wait for others to catch up. The customer service was great and I highly recommend.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $31+ …More
Rachel Yates: The dinosaur trail was fun! My kids loved it but we also saw two large, white, furry dogs with thick coats in the middle of the other animals who couldn’t open their eyes and had flies all over them. It looked like they may have had some allergies or eye infection that needed treatment. My 5 year old even said they need to call the vet.
Damein Marshall: This place used to be awesome two years ago. Fast forward to today, you can tell the place is not getting maintained to the same standard as it was before. There isn't shuttles running anymore, now it's rent a golf cart. The gift shop is now a trailer that looks like its selling second hand products, and the golf cart rental staff were kind of rude. It wouldn't take much to turn this to a five star, just operate at the same standards you did and provide similar if not better service than you did two years ago.
sandra camara: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry $6–10More
Husby C: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
Tina Marie: What a fun day for family time! We really enjoyed seeing all the animals and the dinosaurs. There is so much to do and see here! I would definitely recommend the visit! I would have put 5 stars instead of 3, but we rented a golf cart and they didn’t honor the pricing of the sign they clearly posted. Beyond the golf cart, I would recommend.
Jacqueline Wilson (Brenna): We had sooo much fun at Dino world!!! And my three year old loved feeding the goats.Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $16–20 …More
Snuffle Grubber: This place was amazing!! The life like dinosaurs were so great. The ice age animals were so incredible, especially the wooly mammoth. We had such a fun time visiting with the animals and getting to feed them. The Australian shepherd Memphis was the sweetest little dog. It was so fun and a great weekend outing for the family. I would recommend to anyone. And the price is great. You can't beat it.
Brandi McLean: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $6–10More
Ashley Acosta: An amazing field trip experience for our second graders🤦🏻♀️
Jessica Jacobs: Highly recommend!! Great family friendly place! Friendly and helpful staff. Lots of animals and things to do for families! Will definitely go back!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More
Deidra: Wow! Wow! Wow! It was an amazing experience! The animals look happy and well cared for! We were delighted to see the ducks just roaming freely, following us at times, just quacking away. The turkeys were gobbling and moving hurriedly about. My son was so tickled by their movements. The walking paths were cleared so well that its easy to see where to go. They have everything! A camel, miniature horses, horses, goats, cows... you name it!
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6723 Bailey Lake Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28304
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3. Aloha Safari Zoo - Harnett County
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159 Mini Ln, Cameron, NC 28326
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Regina Popelaski: Better than the zoo, pet and interact with all the animals.Visited on Weekend …More
Jason Everest: I took my daughter and we both had a great time! We regularly go to the zoo in nc. This for me was much better. Loved the drive thru !
Tasha mccallum: Great place. I love the Safari ride, and the tour guide was very knowledgeable about all the animals.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $16–20 …More
ZaeXanMad Graham: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15More
Filipp Nesterov: "An excellent place to spend time with family, have a laugh, connect with nature, feed the animals, and just have a great time. Very diverse animals, who constantly attempt to stick their heads into the car to get something tasty."
Shawn Lima: I wasn’t happy with this place that I would not call a “Zoo” by definition and more of a feeding habitat. I had a feeling this would be the case just based off what the welcome sign looked like from the main road.The first thing that got to me was that only I received a military discount, my spouse and children that were with me were not given a discount. It was almost as if a big slap to the face for my family saying they don’t make any sacrifices or me being in the service.All of the animals are in enclosures that are not even close to the amount of room these animals should have. They even had an animal that was described as “highly social animal” that had one of that type of animal in the enclosure. Flies were ALL over the place and it smelled like a farm that wasn’t kept up with.The cleanliness of the animals across the whole zoo was really sad to see. I will most definitely not be going there again and I recommend you don’t waste your time and drive to a REAL zoo and go to the NC Zoo.
Dave Elliott: It kinda made me sad.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15 …More
DWN NG: Entertaining place to bring your family, prices were reasonableVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15 …More
Dinesh mohan Rajaveeran: Loved it. First safari experience for the entire family. My baby enjoyed it so much. It’s a decent sized zoo. Staff were friendly.
Dave Janczewski: This is an Awesome place for the family!Being up close to the animals and being able to feed them is a great experience.((Just watch out for the Camel he scared the bejesus out of me when he was right inside of the car on the driver side..lol))
Kimberly Pike: Awesome timeVisited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15 …More
Kasey Steidle: Brought the kids i nanny for, for a day trip to see the animals. They loved that they could feed the giraffe and get “giraffe kisses”. Animals seem well taken care of. Not a huge “zoo” but enough to keep the kids occupied for the day!
Jericca Brown: Super fun !! Loved how all the animals come up to the car lol kids loved it
Courtney McCall: Absolutely loved the experience. You drive through the first half and some of the animals will walk right up to your car, which is super fun. Second half you walk through and there's lots of animals to see. Lots of benches and stuff to take breaks if needed in this heat.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15 …More
Joanne Hale: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15More
DoliathStudio L: Good place ! The singing monk is my favorite 😍 haha watched him 30 minutes! Haha
Tricia K.: Me and my family went to the zoo it was quite a good time. We stared off with the drive through zoo which was quite nice. Then we walk around the safari which was fun where you can feed giraffes and a few other animal. The staff were friendly. The bathrooms in the safari we clean and cool which was needed on that hot day. And I was pleased to see the whole place was quite wheel chair accessible. We will definitely be coming again but on a cooler day. Bonjour
Kiwi Green: Wow! Me and my children really enjoyed ourselves browsing, along with feeding so many different animals..My 5yr old loved it so much he wanted to go back within the same week! A must go, if you and your family love animals I highly suggest checking out Aloha Safari Park🤗Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry $11–15 …More
4. Clark Park Nature Center - Fayetteville
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· 599 reviews
631 Sherman Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28301
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Nature Center Hours: March-Oct.: Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5 pm, Sat. 10 am-4 pm
Clark Park and its Nature Center join the Cape Fear River Trail (CFRT) and Moses Mathis “Bicycle Man” playground/trailhead to form a complex suited to hours of enjoyment and education. It remains a natural woodland area dedicated to preserving the environment, educating the public on North Carolina plants and wildlife, and providing a place to passively commune with nature. The Nature Center features exhibits and free viewing of live animals. You can walk an outdoor storybook on the trail near the playground.Visitors can picnic overlooking the woods and one of the highest waterfalls in the coastal plain.
For those interested in walking or jogging, the park has its own set of unpaved trails, and also serves as a trailhead for the paved CFRT. The CFRT has dedicated mountain biking trails, accessed near the Rivercliff subdivision at the bottom of Eastwood Avenue. Well behaved, leashed pets are welcome on trails as long you clean up after them.
Clark Park Nature Center offers nature and recreation programming for educators, groups, individuals and families. Programs meet at the Nature Center unless otherwise noted. You must pre-register for all programs. Register early; space is limited in most programs. If enrollment is low, programs are canceled.
Contact the park office at 910-433-1579 if you would like to receive a copy of our monthly newsletter with updated program information or follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/fcprnature.
CLICK HERE to view the "Call of the Wild," our most recent Nature & Outdoor Programming Newsletter
Alligators chomping, snakes swallowing, and turtles snapping, come see what is for dinner at the nature center.
You and your child are invited to Clark Park for an interactive storytime with the Cumberland County Public Library. The story will be followed by themed crafts and activities. Call or register online.
See how many different species you can find in a 1ft X 1ft square and log them in iNaturalist for the City Nature Challenge. You might be surprised at how many things you can find once you take a closer look! Call or register online.
Plants have developed many defensive strategies to survive. Many are poisonous if eaten or harmful if touched. Go on a guided hike through the woods to discover some of the plants that should be avoided. Call or register online.
Identify different varieties of ferns along the trails at Clark Park. Afterward, make a craft with the ferns that were found for Mother’s Day. Call or register online.
North Carolina is home to a great variety of insects. From beautiful moths to giant stag beetles, thousands of species are found in the Fayetteville area. Learn basic insect anatomy and about the different kinds found here, including other closely related creepy crawlies like spiders. Find out which ones can be harmful and which are beneficial. Call or register online
Discover how wildlife observers use different field guide to identify animals then go on a search in the park to see what you can identify. Call or register online.
Salamanders are the lesser-known amphibian cousins of the frogs. Many people have never encountered one in the wild even though North Carolina has the most species of salamanders of any state. Visit with the Nature Center's live resident tiger salamander and after learning about the fascinating variety of species found in our state, participants will go on a salamander hunt to search for wild salamanders in the park. Call or register online.
Before the age of modern medicine, people had to know how to use different plants to treat their ailments. Native plants also served as a source of food for those who knew how to properly collect and prepare them. Learn about the edible and medicinal plants of N.C. on this ranger-led hike. Call or register online.
What makes lizards unique? Take a look at different types of lizards and what makes them similar and different to other reptiles. Some live animals and models will be on display. Call or register online.
Nature Center Hours: March-Oct.: Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5 pm, Sat. 10 am-4 pm
Clark Park and its Nature Center join the Cape Fear River Trail (CFRT) and Moses Mathis “Bicycle Man” playground/trailhead to form a complex suited to hours of enjoyment and education. It remains a natural woodland area dedicated to preserving the environment, educating the public on North Carolina plants and wildlife, and providing a place to passively commune with nature. The Nature Center features exhibits and free viewing of live animals. You can walk an outdoor storybook on the trail near the playground.Visitors can picnic overlooking the woods and one of the highest waterfalls in the coastal plain.
For those interested in walking or jogging, the park has its own set of unpaved trails, and also serves as a trailhead for the paved CFRT. The CFRT has dedicated mountain biking trails, accessed near the Rivercliff subdivision at the bottom of Eastwood Avenue. Well behaved, leashed pets are welcome on trails as long you clean up after them.
Clark Park Nature Center offers nature and recreation programming for educators, groups, individuals and families. Programs meet at the Nature Center unless otherwise noted. You must pre-register for all programs. Register early; space is limited in most programs. If enrollment is low, programs are canceled.
Contact the park office at 910-433-1579 if you would like to receive a copy of our monthly newsletter with updated program information or follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/fcprnature.
CLICK HERE to view the "Call of the Wild," our most recent Nature & Outdoor Programming Newsletter
Alligators chomping, snakes swallowing, and turtles snapping, come see what is for dinner at the nature center.
You and your child are invited to Clark Park for an interactive storytime with the Cumberland County Public Library. The story will be followed by themed crafts and activities. Call or register online.
See how many different species you can find in a 1ft X 1ft square and log them in iNaturalist for the City Nature Challenge. You might be surprised at how many things you can find once you take a closer look! Call or register online.
Plants have developed many defensive strategies to survive. Many are poisonous if eaten or harmful if touched. Go on a guided hike through the woods to discover some of the plants that should be avoided. Call or register online.
Identify different varieties of ferns along the trails at Clark Park. Afterward, make a craft with the ferns that were found for Mother’s Day. Call or register online.
North Carolina is home to a great variety of insects. From beautiful moths to giant stag beetles, thousands of species are found in the Fayetteville area. Learn basic insect anatomy and about the different kinds found here, including other closely related creepy crawlies like spiders. Find out which ones can be harmful and which are beneficial. Call or register online
Discover how wildlife observers use different field guide to identify animals then go on a search in the park to see what you can identify. Call or register online.
Salamanders are the lesser-known amphibian cousins of the frogs. Many people have never encountered one in the wild even though North Carolina has the most species of salamanders of any state. Visit with the Nature Center's live resident tiger salamander and after learning about the fascinating variety of species found in our state, participants will go on a salamander hunt to search for wild salamanders in the park. Call or register online.
Before the age of modern medicine, people had to know how to use different plants to treat their ailments. Native plants also served as a source of food for those who knew how to properly collect and prepare them. Learn about the edible and medicinal plants of N.C. on this ranger-led hike. Call or register online.
What makes lizards unique? Take a look at different types of lizards and what makes them similar and different to other reptiles. Some live animals and models will be on display. Call or register online.
Stephanie Sanfeliz: The outside does not do the inside justice but this place is awesome for what it is!!! And the nature guy is so nice and open to answering all questions and seems like he genuinely has such a love for animals! I'm ashamed I haven't been here more but can't wait to return with our smaller toddler!! And bathroom was very clean and cute
Jack Carello: Clark Park Nature Center Is Awesome!!! The trails are beautiful. Without any doubt going to Clark Park Nature Center is a great opportunity and adventure worth taking advantage of. Have a great day!
Rebecca: Love this park and trail! It leads u to a waterfall, and the space is huge and open for activities and picknicks. The education building is pretty interesting. There are animals and artifacts, too. The only downfall is public bathrooms. When the education building is closed, the only option is a very nasty portable potty stall. But dogs are allowed, and charging stations for cars are available.
FREIDA: My first time at the park. I will go again. Parents should take there kids there and also they have live animals to see.Playground: For the kids to play onRestrooms: Outside toiletDog-friendliness: A walking trail for dogs
Arlene Windemiller: Playground: CuteRestrooms: Very clean inside building.Picnic area: Tables and benches. Shaded area to take break.
Shaina Jones: The nature center is amazing. I wish I knew about this place sooner. Trails & parks are awesome. Beautiful views..
SHEA DAWSON: Beautiful place to go walking
MELVIN EDMONDSON: Nice park with plenty of trails and even some animals for the little ones to see.
AdventureAttorney: What a surprise and an awesome nature center we had no idea about. After biking the trail we stumbled across this nature center, much to our surprise. Definitely recommend a stop in!
Jay Heavy equipment Operator: Great trails for hiking. They have paved trails and they also have dirt trails as well with a waterfall. They have a small wildlife exhibit as well.
David Rodriguez: Gorgeous and very fun.
robert pedersen: Nice walk on both paved and dirt trails
Evan P.: Cool place
Vickie Mullins: Great place to hike and also still be near the facility.. Great place to enjoy with grands.
Katey Williams: Nice walking trails, waterfall is kind of hard to see. Open views on trails and you can sit and watch the river. Be careful as some trails have fairy gardens pretty close to the edge of cliffs. My child would run right up to the edge to see but we stayed safe. We loved finding the dinosaurs! There's a playground but after a rain it tends to stay muddy for a day or two to dry up. The play area near the visitor center is nice and relaxing for little ones. We really enjoy coming here. Picnic lunches are the best. There's a bike trail also, we have yet to explore!Playground: Two playgrounds. The bigger one tends to stay muddy for a few days after a rain. The kids still love it, just wear play shoes and your all good. The little play area for smaller kids nears the visitor center is adorable and relaxing.Restrooms: Inside the visitor center.Dog-friendliness: Dog friendly walking trails.Picnic area: Nice picnic area next to the park. Trash cans provided.
infowars dotcom: Me and my family love coming to this place. Nature is beautiful and a gift from God.
Matthew Koller: Bike trails, jogging, walking, running on a nicely paved trail in nature. Also, off-road bike paths.
Brian Hawn: I want to lodge a formal complaint to the North Carolina park district. Why are you forcing the fairies to move 200ft. Hope your giving them some money hope you don’t want me to move also
Leah Jenkins: Came for a casual stroll. Love the nature center, trails are short enough I could walk all of them. The fairy houses by the trees are so cute and whimsical. Definitely a good place to take kids for those reasons.
Confe (Confe Clipz): Great area for family time, playground is nice , walk path is great. The wooden bridge is built nicely! Train tracks are active. Great date idea.
Jason Pritchett: Restrooms: 2 indoor bathrooms with Porta potties all aroundDog-friendliness: As long as your dog is on a leash and you pick up after them, the place is very dog friendly
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5. Mazarick Park - Fayetteville
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Jennie Stafford: Absolutely gorgeous picture of the parks water & trees. Nature at it's best... gorgeous!!!!
IB Dronin: Mazarick is one of my favorite parks in Fayetteville . It has nice trails,scenery,and a lake for fishing with alot of cypress trees
Richard Abernathy: A GREAT little spot to enjoy nature, take a hike and picnic, if you wish. There is a ton of stuff to do here in a relatively small area. VERY BEAUTIFUL AND QUIET!
Truett Canady: Nice disc golf course. A few nice holes, some tough, most easy pars.
Wesley Forman: A little sketchy there are some I would say homeless groups of people using facilities fishing docks and the grills not to say they are dangerous but don't take your kids here if you want to feel safe. There are unknowns roaming about and although it is a public area I'm sure you can disappear in these woods. Went to look at the lake and smell of completely like weed so yeah I would skip this place.
Nikki Higgs: Great place to mediate
Tim Coultas: Hidden gem in Fayetteville
Donna Dawkins: My baby girl had her end of school get together here. The children had a ball. They have nice equipment too.
Moe Dollas: Nice park great walking trail fishing there alsoPlayground: My son loves itDog-friendliness: My dog loves it great exercise
Alexis McCarty: It was funPlayground: NiceDog-friendliness: Pets love 😍 it
Tina Tremblay: The deck was messy. But a very peaceful place to walk
Barbara Mckoy: Too many woods.grass need to be cut bathroom stink other then that it's a cute little park
Deborah Mulvany: Very nice park. We had a picnic there from Mother's Day combination birthday party and it was really nice I recommend this place
actp2000 actp2000: Beautiful park! Very nice trails for running and walking. Peaceful lake
Judie Stoddard: Very family and sports friendly.
Montrell Hocutt: Play ground area is very niceFishing area is awesome
Justin Wein: Awesome trail. Nice and quiet. Not too many people and a beautiful view. Brought our 3 dogs and they also loved it!Dog-friendliness: Very doggy friendly.
J Bull77: Nice play grounds. A paved walking trail over a mile long. Very pet friendly. Also a nice place to fish.
Amber Diaz: One of our favorite places to play! We come here at least 3 times a week
Lisa Richardson: My Grandbabys loves this park. Clean:)
Kylie Larson: Really fun place to walk dogs. I'm pretty sure it's safe at night, too
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