You’ll Never Forget A Visit To Bradt’s Menagerie, A One-Of-A-Kind Farm Filled With Furry Animals In Oklahoma

Animal lovers will likely agree that it doesn't get better than spending a day among animals, whether we're at home snuggling our pets or we're out exploring such one-of-a-kind destinations as Bradt's Menagerie in Oklahoma. It's a picture-perfect way to spend a few hours or an entire day, and you'll discover a whole lot more than the friendly animals that await your visit.

Bradt's Menagerie in Alva bills itself as the largest petting farm in Oklahoma, and it's a must-visit destination for animal lovers.

What started as a few dozen chicks, a turkey, and a few goats - all brought into the Bradt family to help teach responsbility and to deal with loss - has become one of the most popular destinations for animal lovers in Oklahoma.

You definitely don't want to forget your camera for your visit to the farm that's home to a variety of animals - sheep, goats, and donkeys, to name just a few.

You'll even see a few of the more unique animals like a zebra, an emu, and a camel.

Each animal, like its human counterparts, has his or her own personality. Some like being pet while others are happier just taking food from you.

You'll have plenty of photo-worthy moments while you're visiting with the resident animals. However, that's just the start of the fun.

The farm also features an epic hay maze in the fall. It's the "largest round bale hay maze in Oklahoma," and definitely one of the most unique.

If you're just itching for a bit of action, you'll love a game (or two) of laser tag. The live action gaming is also perfect if you're looking for a unique birthday party activity.

Head over to the official website of Bradt's Menagerie for days, hours, and more information. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you been to Bradt's Menagerie in Oklahoma? What'd you think? Share your experience in the comments! If you love animals, you definitely live in the right state. Here are nine of the best little-known places for animal lovers in Oklahoma.