Nothing special. This museum is on three levels. The top level is for little ones - 18 or so months to 3 years. The middle level has a stage with dress up attire, a fire truck (not real) and trolley (not real) as well as a pretend restaurant and Dr's office. The bottom level has old kid things like a heat sensory machine, an area where you can dig for "bones" and a cave with "crystals". The exhibits are just ok - they could have been done a lot better. In my opinion, all the money was spent on the exterior of the building and the interior leaves a lot to be desired.

The cost is $8 per person, and they charge for kids ages 2 and older. Or, you can go the third Thursday of the month for free from 5PM-8PM!

This is a great zoo to take the kiddos! It's just big nough to be interesting to parents and kids, but small enough that you aren't completely exhausted upon leaving.

They have a little train that travels the perimeter of the zoo and provides views of animals that aren't available on the walking trails, so make sure to ride the train.

Food inside the zoo is typical fare: pizza, sandwiches, salads and some fried-type food. Decent value for the money.

The zoo has a couple giraffes, elephants and big cats!

Terrific little zoo for infants through age 6 or so. They have a new tiger, monkeys, birds (including my Son's favorite, the flamingo), a tortoise and lots of other animals - many I've never heard of! The zoo is located right next to a great park with a pretty lake.