Trevor Zoo at Millbrook School - Zoo in Millbrook - 282 Millbrook School Rd, USA

This is a great place to bring young children to visit non-native animals. Despite its small size, there are enough attractions to occupy children for at least an hour. It's very inexpensive ($24 for my family of 4). It's a bit out of the way, but that's usually how you find such gems. Would visit again.

What a lovely little zoo! While not large in size, there was a wide variety of wonderful animals, and my teen and tween thoroughly enjoyed. Make sure to visit the red panda and the Kea bird from New Zealand, whose call is incredibly unique

Great place for families! All the staff are friendly and helpful. There are clearly marked trails and a wide variety of animals. Free maps are available in the zoo shop. Books, toys and ice cream are available for purchase in the shop.

Zoo layout was nice. Very shady. The exhibits were nice and clean. Variety of animals. The admission price was inexpensive. Have never seen parking spaces like theirs. Very clever design that blends with nature.

Beautiful place to visit in the Hudson Valley, NY. Peaceful and calming.

Very cute place! The only downside was many of the animals weren’t there- inside or outside. We did see TONS of turkey vultures, lemurs, snakes, turtles, emus, a rabbit, fish, cranes, marmosets, and turkeys. There were no river otters or deer and many of the cages were empty so I’m not sure what would be in them. My son was 3 so his admission was free and it was $6 I believe for an adult ticket which was an extremely affordable price. The land and walkways were beautiful. If there weren’t so many empty cages, I would have given 5 stars. Woman at admission desk was very kind and informative!

Came on a Friday afternoon and it was fairly empty. It is not a huge zoo with a ton of animals, but it’s great for toddlers and for a nice 1-2 hours outside. We really enjoyed our time there.

The people were very nice that we encountered. The price to get in was great and the gift shop was wonderful. The issue I had was they did not inform you that more then half the animals were no longer there. The grounds were very overgrown so it made it very difficult to see some of the animals and to walk through some of the areas because the foliage stuck out so much. I do understand covid has taken it's toll on many places but I feel that this needs better care on the grounds work and clean up in the animals cages. The cages were even overgrown and seemed not as well kept as they should have been. For what we did experience and did see we had a great time and my son enjoyed himself. Again I understand that covid has taken it's toll but it is just unfair for the animals and I feel it would bring more people and money in if some how it was better upkeep.