• We accept cash only (sorry, no credit cards, debit cards or personal checks). There is an ATM on site.
• Be advised that with the Drive Thru you enter at your own risk!! We are not responsiable for any damage that may occur to your vehicle.
• You must stay in your vehicle at all times.  Please do not allow anyone in your vehicle to hang out of windows.
• For your safety and our animals safety, No convertibles, all jeeps must have doors and tops, no vehicles with anything in tow, no motorcycles.
  
• Animals have the right of way, please break for them.
• For the safety of our animals please do not feed them anything that you may have brought with you.
• Please be advised that your canine friends and pets will not be allowed thru the drive thru or walk thru as for many of our animals consider them a threat, for the courtesy of our other patrons and to be sure that our animals will not be spooked we ask that you leave your pets home.

General Admission

July And August! Our hours are 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Please note that the admission gates close at 3:00 p.m. so please plan ahead.

General Admission Prices (taxes included):

Walk thru and Drive Thru

***Adults- $18.00

*** Kids- $15.00 ( ages 2-12) under 2 free

We accept CASH ONLY (sorry, no credit cards, debit cards or personal checks). There is an ATM on site.

Directions

Our physical address is:
3554 State Highway 30, Gloversville, NY 12078

From Johnstown:
15 minutes total estimated time. East on Route 29 to Route 30 North to Adirondack Animal Land

From Utica:
50 minutes total estimated time. Take 90 East to Exit # 27 (Amsterdam), then follow Route 30 North to Adirondack Animal Land

From Saratoga:
30 minutes estimated total time. Route 29 to Route 30, then travel North on Route 30 to Adirondack Animal Land.

From Albany:
60 Minutes Total estimated time. 90 West to Exit # 27 (Amsterdam), then follow Route 30 North to Adirondack Animal Land.

From Lake George:
60 minutes estimated time. 87 South to Exit 15 (in Saratoga), follow sign to Rte. 29 West to 30 North to Adirondack Animal Land.