Capron Park Zoo
4.5
上午10:00 - 下午5:00
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上午10:00 - 下午5:00
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上午10:00 - 下午5:00
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Jack L
纽约州East Syracuse813 条分享
2021年9月
The zoo is eight acres in size. Animals are from North & South America, Asia, Africa, Australia, North Korea, China and Russia. Since the day was sunny many animals stayed in their cages or pen a sleep in the sun. Several cages/pens were empty. Each visitor will receive a map at the admissions/gift shop. Not far from the gift shop are at least 12 picnic tables and a children's Splash Pad were children can wear bathing suits.
Most animals will have an information stand that tells where the animal is from, what it eats and life expectancy. The is home to about 100 animals that represent 44 species.
In just over an hour, that included28 photos I encountered the followed : Kangaroos, one Otter, two Meerkels, a Fennce Fox, a Water Monitor-some type of lizard from Southeast Asia, a Ruffed Lemui, two Goats, two Lions asleep in the sun, one or two Cranes from Manchuria, Korea and Japan, Alpacas, possible Red Panda, two Emy birds & an African Spurred Tortoise. There were exhibit that I didn't have an interest or were buildings that I I didn't enter.
Other reviewers mentioned a lego display was not available or I just missed it. The zoo map can be misleading. Admission is $9.00 (13+) and all military (w/ID) being $4.75. Hours are 10:00 to 5:00. Since I visited in September, I am unable to say what the hours are in February.
Parking is limited. To the west is an angled 18-20 lot, no charge, about a 10 minute walk through the Capron park. To the east of the zoo is a much larger lot. The lot to the west is 210 County Street if using a GPS unit. I suggest calling the zoo direct for the best parking.
At most an hour & half at most if all cages are being used. I realize this review if for a small zoo, however I want a possible person to know what they are may encounter. A visit is recommended.
Most animals will have an information stand that tells where the animal is from, what it eats and life expectancy. The is home to about 100 animals that represent 44 species.
In just over an hour, that included28 photos I encountered the followed : Kangaroos, one Otter, two Meerkels, a Fennce Fox, a Water Monitor-some type of lizard from Southeast Asia, a Ruffed Lemui, two Goats, two Lions asleep in the sun, one or two Cranes from Manchuria, Korea and Japan, Alpacas, possible Red Panda, two Emy birds & an African Spurred Tortoise. There were exhibit that I didn't have an interest or were buildings that I I didn't enter.
Other reviewers mentioned a lego display was not available or I just missed it. The zoo map can be misleading. Admission is $9.00 (13+) and all military (w/ID) being $4.75. Hours are 10:00 to 5:00. Since I visited in September, I am unable to say what the hours are in February.
Parking is limited. To the west is an angled 18-20 lot, no charge, about a 10 minute walk through the Capron park. To the east of the zoo is a much larger lot. The lot to the west is 210 County Street if using a GPS unit. I suggest calling the zoo direct for the best parking.
At most an hour & half at most if all cages are being used. I realize this review if for a small zoo, however I want a possible person to know what they are may encounter. A visit is recommended.
撰写日期：2022年2月13日
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Maurene_K
新罕布什尔州Dover10,220 条分享
2021年8月
On vacation in Massachusetts, one day we went to Capron Park Zoo.
We walked the park. One of the first places we visited was the Splashpad. It was a fairly hot day, so a lot of the youngsters were enjoyed cooling off there.
First up were the otters. They were having a great time diving off the low ledge in the back of their habitat, swimming around, and then lining up again for another dive. Their area was kind of dark, so it didn’t photograph well.
The animal called a golden lion didn’t look like a lion. It was very small and seemed to be a tree-loving creature.
Nearby, we checked out the emus and tortoise. Not much was going on there. The tortoise was moving very, very slowly.
Up a little further, we stopped by the pen where two alpacas and two goats were living together. Any alpacas we’ve seen before have come right over. Not this pair. They were just lying down and resting. Ditto with the goats.
A short distance away, we saw the sloth bear. As expected, he’d made himself comfortable and was not going to move.
Next was the amur leopard that seemed restless as it paced back and forth in its pen.
Then, we saw the white lion and lioness. They were sunning themselves on large boulders.
Then, we went to see Lemur Island. Two lemurs got into a petty squabble over something. It turned into a hissy fit with howling and screeching. They made some very strange loud noises.
We also went to the tropical Forest in the Samuel Stone Memorial building. We saw a snake and a number of exotic birds there. They were more active than the animals outside.
Although I’m not fond of snakes, I watched the green snake stretch down from a branch to lower his head into a pool of water to get a drink. It was interesting to watch him perform that task.
We finished up our visit in the gift shop. I got a patch. My friend got a couple of things.
Overall, I had a higher opinion of Capron Park Zoo than my friend did. She’d been there several times before a number of years earlier and thought there were more animals then. To her, the operation had been scaled back.
I thought the population of the zoo was just the right size. It's set on less than 10 acres, so it's not large. It's a good size for families with younger children. A number of parents had strollers with them so that a child could ride when he/she got tired of walking.
My rating of Capron Park Zoo is 4.0.
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We walked the park. One of the first places we visited was the Splashpad. It was a fairly hot day, so a lot of the youngsters were enjoyed cooling off there.
First up were the otters. They were having a great time diving off the low ledge in the back of their habitat, swimming around, and then lining up again for another dive. Their area was kind of dark, so it didn’t photograph well.
The animal called a golden lion didn’t look like a lion. It was very small and seemed to be a tree-loving creature.
Nearby, we checked out the emus and tortoise. Not much was going on there. The tortoise was moving very, very slowly.
Up a little further, we stopped by the pen where two alpacas and two goats were living together. Any alpacas we’ve seen before have come right over. Not this pair. They were just lying down and resting. Ditto with the goats.
A short distance away, we saw the sloth bear. As expected, he’d made himself comfortable and was not going to move.
Next was the amur leopard that seemed restless as it paced back and forth in its pen.
Then, we saw the white lion and lioness. They were sunning themselves on large boulders.
Then, we went to see Lemur Island. Two lemurs got into a petty squabble over something. It turned into a hissy fit with howling and screeching. They made some very strange loud noises.
We also went to the tropical Forest in the Samuel Stone Memorial building. We saw a snake and a number of exotic birds there. They were more active than the animals outside.
Although I’m not fond of snakes, I watched the green snake stretch down from a branch to lower his head into a pool of water to get a drink. It was interesting to watch him perform that task.
We finished up our visit in the gift shop. I got a patch. My friend got a couple of things.
Overall, I had a higher opinion of Capron Park Zoo than my friend did. She’d been there several times before a number of years earlier and thought there were more animals then. To her, the operation had been scaled back.
I thought the population of the zoo was just the right size. It's set on less than 10 acres, so it's not large. It's a good size for families with younger children. A number of parents had strollers with them so that a child could ride when he/she got tired of walking.
My rating of Capron Park Zoo is 4.0.
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撰写日期：2021年9月19日
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RhodyPhotographer
罗德岛沃威克593 条分享
2020年10月
A small but cool zoo. The day we went there were a lot of animals not there, this zoo is for rehabbing animals though so not really for profit (I believe). Very cool for a day trip with the kids.
撰写日期：2020年12月28日
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RoseS361
马萨诸塞福尔里弗8 条分享
2019年8月
This is a great zoo to take children of every age. Great layout, easy to see the animals, and of course, the kids favorite, the splash pad. Great place to spend a few hours or relaxing day.
撰写日期：2020年1月15日
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funhunterEdgartown
马萨诸塞马撒葡萄园岛225 条分享
2019年8月
This is a small zoo about 6 miles off of Rt. 495. It is perfect for young children as they don't need to walk for miles. There is a terrific playground outside the gates and a beautiful park - no charge! The admission is very reasonable. There is food available inside the gates and a seating area. We wandered around the zoo and saw many interesting animals in well-maintained settings. We loved the lemur villages on the islands. The rainforest was also very interesting. But the highlight was arriving at the splash park (near the entrance). This is one of the best splash parks that I have been to....and since my grandkids love splash parks we have been to many. It is shaded and there are benches for tired parents and grandparents. Great day trip.....wonderful place to visit with your family.
撰写日期：2019年8月20日
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lisa C
马萨诸塞Dighton25 条分享
2019年8月
Great view of animals. Clean. Sun and shade. Educational. Fun options like splash pad and playground. Relaxing way to spend time with or without kids.
撰写日期：2019年8月20日
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Joanne H
8 条分享
2019年7月
This is good for small children (my grandchildren enjoyed this)with a small zoo plus a small water slash pad play space (water playground) open during summer, a playground, a picnic area, and a place to get food which is overpriced. I would pack a lunch and let the kids play. It is very kid friendly.
撰写日期：2019年8月7日
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sweetflora1965
Attleboro, Massachusetts6 条分享
2019年7月
I have been going here for almost 50 years. It is small compared to some zoos but still a great place to visit. Has a splash water park for the kids to cool off on a hot day(parents too). There is a place to get food inside the zoo and right outside the zoo entrance is a play ground and a whole park to enjoy the day. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the day here.
撰写日期：2019年7月6日
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Saylors4
马萨诸塞Attleboro7 条分享
2018年8月 • 家庭
The zoo is on the smaller side - perfect size for little ones! It is all very kid friendly as well as safe and fun in a relaxing way.
撰写日期：2019年7月4日
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borderlove87
2 条分享
2019年4月 • 家庭
I don't understand how anyone can rate this zoo high that cares about the animals. Clearly more focused on the kids happiness. There are 3 giant lions that share a very tiny concrete space with no foliage/plants. There is not enough room for them to run at full speed. It's terrible. My dogs have way more space to run in my yard. The leopard looked so bored as well in his small enclosure but at least his enclosure wasn't all concrete. This is a poor excuse for a zoo that wants to help animals. It really made me mad that the park surrounding the zoo is massive but the enclosures stay tiny like I'm sure they were back in 1930. The zoo needs to give the big cats to another zoo that can actually accommodate them properly and stick to small animals that don't need much space. This zoo took 5 minutes to walk through and I just felt sad for the animals when I left.
撰写日期：2019年4月20日
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counselor46
马萨诸塞福尔里弗
what is the scedual
Naia L
6 条分享
WINTER Hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Last Admission: 3:00 PM
** PLEASE NOTE: During the winter the zoo maybe closed due to weather or unsafe conditions in the zoo - even if the day seems nice. It is best to CALL AHEAD during the winter months to ensure the Zoo is open!
Is it free with your EBT card ?
michellesousa82
Attleboro, Massachusetts13 条分享
I am not sure if this zoo is free with Ebt card but I do know that the aquarium in Boston was only $2 per person and I believe they said most zoos and museums were honoring the same price with EBT cards. Hope this helps. The entrance fee for capron isn’t much I believe it’s less than $8 per person
kcampaiola1995
新罕布什尔州纳舒厄159 条分享
The website says no picnic lunches can be brought in but can a water bottle be brought in?
ChloeDiego
马萨诸塞波士顿23 条分享
I was told that my water bottle was ok to bring in, just no food. They also sell water at the zoo in the lobby and have a vending machine of drinks closer to the Lemurs.
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- Capron Park Zoo的营业时间：
- 日 - 六 上午10:00 - 下午5:00
- Capron Park Zoo附近的酒店：
- （12.18 公里）Hampton Inn & Suites Foxborough / Mansfield
- （15.44 公里）克里斯托弗道奇旅馆
- （1.57 公里）Colonel Blackinton Inn
- （11.31 公里）Normandy Farms Family Camping Resort
- （15.55 公里）The Beatrice
- Capron Park Zoo附近的餐厅：
- （0.31 公里）Wetherlaine's
- （0.33 公里）Domino's Pizza
- （0.40 公里）D & M Pizza & Subs
- （0.43 公里）Dunkin'
- （1.55 公里）The Colonel Blackinton Inn