$18 for a Petting-Zoo Outing for Up to Six at Zoomars Petting Zoo in San Juan Capistrano (Up to $36 Value)
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- More than 100 animals
- Cuddly rabbits to large horses
- 2-acre petting zoo
- Rides & other attractions
Animals are the backbone of our ecosystem—they keep life cycles in balance, help pollinate crops, and provide endless amusement when dressed in tuxedos. Cuddle cummerbund-free creatures with today’s Groupon: for $18, you get a six-admission pass to Zoomars Petting Zoo in San Juan Capistrano (up to a $36 value). The admission pass can be used by up to six individuals, giving Groupon customers the opportunity to enjoy multiple petting-zoo visits or one group outing.
The farm at Zoomars Petting Zoo houses more than 100 animals, who receive daily pampering by the staff and bundles of attention from park guests of all ages. As animal lovers navigate the 2-acre plot, they can delight in the company of goats, discuss the art of bowling triple strikes with turkeys, cuddle a vestless cottontail, and run their fingers through the mane of a zedonk. Though not included with today’s Groupon, patrons of all sizes can legitimize their recent lasso purchases with a horse or pony ride ($5), treat newfound animal friends to a light snack of hand-given feed ($2), or hop aboard a miniature train ($3).
- More than 100 animals
- Cuddly rabbits to large horses
- 2-acre petting zoo
- Rides & other attractions
Animals are the backbone of our ecosystem—they keep life cycles in balance, help pollinate crops, and provide endless amusement when dressed in tuxedos. Cuddle cummerbund-free creatures with today’s Groupon: for $18, you get a six-admission pass to Zoomars Petting Zoo in San Juan Capistrano (up to a $36 value). The admission pass can be used by up to six individuals, giving Groupon customers the opportunity to enjoy multiple petting-zoo visits or one group outing.
The farm at Zoomars Petting Zoo houses more than 100 animals, who receive daily pampering by the staff and bundles of attention from park guests of all ages. As animal lovers navigate the 2-acre plot, they can delight in the company of goats, discuss the art of bowling triple strikes with turkeys, cuddle a vestless cottontail, and run their fingers through the mane of a zedonk. Though not included with today’s Groupon, patrons of all sizes can legitimize their recent lasso purchases with a horse or pony ride ($5), treat newfound animal friends to a light snack of hand-given feed ($2), or hop aboard a miniature train ($3).
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About Zoomars Petting Zoo
A rustic Spanish-style farm in the heart of San Juan Capistrano, that's been standing since 1890, promises more creatures than just the area's famous swallows. The picturesque estate is part of ZOOMARS—an all-ages petting zoo that's USDA-approved for cleanliness and the place where more than 200 animals call home. Residents range from goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, rabbits, alpacas, an emu, humpbacked zebu and curious llamas who mingle with visitors for pets and feeding. One of the zoo's most popular areas is the guinea pig patch, where some of the farm's fuzziest and friendliest creatures reside. ZOOMARS also features horse and pony rides, a Little Tikes playground, hay maze and mining town where panning the waters reveal rare gemstones and gold.
Meet the Owner
Growing up among the animal farms of New Jersey, Carolyn Franks never imagined that one day she'd be running one. Her path to animal care started in college when she created a line of dog toys for a senior project. After working for numerous pet product manufacturers, as well as the American Kennel Club in Manhattan, Carolyn found herself in California where her passion snowballed hosting educational animal shows for kids, running a chain of exotic bird stores and traveling to South America to help save endangered species. In 2005, she used her knowledge to take over the Jones Family Mini Farm, expanding its pens, adding more animals and transforming the brand to ZOOMARS.
Franks is joined by a well-trained staff of zookeepers who share her vision for teaching kids about animals through hands-on interactions.