A family owned and operated endeavor from the beginning

Here at Zoomars you'll meet kune kune pigs, super sweet sheep, friendly goats, and a hungry cow. Feed apples to the alpaca and llama and watch the odd-looking emu as she stretches her neck for carrots.

There's more to do than petting too.

We've got a playground, mini-train, mini tractors, mini excavators and you can mine for gems! Don't forget to grab a snack in the coffee shop then stroll the historic district and step back in time.

We're big-time fun at a guinea-pig price. Zoomars is a hoot for all ages. Most families need about two hours for a good visit but you're welcome to stay all day. Dress comfortably and be prepared to get a little dusty...you are on a farm after all.

The Almquists and their partners now carry on the family culture of Zoomars at River Street Ranch. Proud San Juan Capistrano residents, the Almquist Family loves their town—most everything, from church, school, philanthropy, business, hobbies, and friendship is here in San Juan Capistrano for the six of them, and they consider this to be a great privilege.