''With such a variety of exhibits, there's something for all kids (and all kids at heart).
You'll find yourself aboard a pirate ship, putting on a puppet show, shopping at the 'grocery store' and climbing a giant spider web outside.
My family had a blast and we're sure to be back soon!...''

''My 4 year old loved this place. It was great, you go at your own pace and if your kid wants to sit on the floor and watch the EELS for 30 min., it’s O.K.. The staff was very friendly. The only disappointing thing was the gift shop. Everything is priced way to high. Plastic toys you can buy at Wal-Mart for $1 will easily run you $7- $ 10. My two kids, both under 5 years, went in for free, so spending a little each wasn’t that bad. Will be back next year....''

''It is a lovely home with outstanding original furniture from the period it represents. There are a number of fascinating artifacts in the home as well as stories to go along with the artifacts. English General Cornwallis stayed in the house for 18 days during the Revolutionary War....''

''This was educational experience of exploration. Our group learned much about the life of a sailor and the accomodations they were given on the ship. We topped off our visit with the opportunity to feed an alligator. We took many good pictures of that....''

''Pros: neat atmosphere lots of critters to see.
Cons: yakking staff on phone....must be boring waiting for critters to shed their skin.

great fun for those who are into Animal Planet type stuff/reasonable admission.
Don't bother calling that number though,it's always busy...must be college kids chatting away.bla-bla-bla-anyway..DON''T miss this place though,it's great...''