Evans County Wildlife Club / Rattlesnake & Wildlife Festival - Hagan, Georgia

El Evans County Wildlife Club o Rattlesnake & Wildlife Festival es un club de vida silvestre y un festival anual que se lleva a cabo en Hagan, Georgia, Estados Unidos. Se encuentra en la dirección 501 Cedar Ave, Hagan, GA 30429 y el teléfono es 9127393820. Este club y festival se centran en la conservación de la fauna y flora silvestres, ofreciendo una variedad de actividades y exposiciones para que los visitantes puedan aprender sobre las diferentes especies y su importancia ecológica.

Características

• Club de vida silvestre
• Festival anual
• Reserva de fauna salvaje

Ubicación e información recomendada

El Evans County Wildlife Club se encuentra en la dirección 501 Cedar Ave, Hagan, GA 30429, y está abierto al público desde las 9:00 a.m. hasta las 5:00 p.m. Los visitantes pueden acceder para sillas de ruedas, y también hay aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas. Para más información o para hacer una reserva, puede llamar al teléfono 9127393820.

Opiniones y experiencias

Esta empresa tiene 85 valoraciones según Google My Business y una media de opinión de 4.3/5. Muchos visitantes elogiaron la diversidad de actividades y exposiciones y la sensación de comunidad que se crea durante el festival. Entre las actividades destacadas, se incluye el paseo de gemas y fósiles, las casetas de los vendedores locales y las atracciones para niños, como las casetas de juegos inflables.

El festival es especialmente popular entre las familias, ya que es un lugar ideal para atraer a los niños y fomentar su interés por la naturaleza y la conservación del medio ambiente. El evento suele celebrarse durante el segundo fin de semana de marzo y ofrece una amplia gama de opciones para todos los intereses y edades.

👍 Opiniones de Evans County Wildlife Club / Rattlesnake & Wildlife Festival

Donna B.

5/5

It's a fun,educational,happy small town day! From the parade to the vendors to the food. The bouncy houses, the wildlife, and the feel of community. An enjoyable experience for everyone.

John D.

5/5

Great place to bring children. All kinds of vendors and wildlife. Once a year, the 2nd weekend in March.

sally M.

5/5

Love the Gem and Fossil panning booth! So much fun and you get great gemstones.

James W.

1/5

My family had gone to this for many years but after this year, will never return. First off, they switched the entrance and exit, so that was a mess. Next, we get to the gate, cash only. Third my wife is fully legally disabled but wasn't allowed in with her service dog due to insurance. We won't make the mistake of driving 30 minutes to that joke of a place again.

Denise W.

1/5

Very disappointing. The board running this clearly doesn’t care about their vendors or patrons. The weather was bad with tornado watches yet instead of shutting down they decided to not only stay open but allow people to enter for free. Vendors were packing up and wanting to leave not only for their safety but to protect their merchandise. They couldn’t leave because people were continuing to allow people in and the vendors couldn’t bring their vehicles in to pack up. Sad. Tents were destroyed from the winds. A lot of money was lost in merchandise. I’m sure many of them will not return. I know a lot was put into the planning but a little common sense and regard for other people might have brought some of them back. I will not go back as a customer or vendor.

jersey G.

5/5

If not for the high winds I would have stayed much longer. Well organized parking was easy, good price , lots of activities for the children. Some pretty cool and talented crafts. The bird show was amazing

Coy C.

2/5

As a forester, I was interested in going to see the actual snakes brought in and the experts demonstrations. I'm not interested in seeing pedestrian types bringing in snakes for the snowflakes. I believe in the old Roundups. The educational side was excellent! And the huge benefits for the medical needs!

Rachel B.

5/5

They don't sell reptiles anymore and they don't do the actual rattle snake round up due to a drastic decline in the rattle snake population but they do have some cool shows and exhibits plus lots of vendors. We had a great time.