This was a fun stop on a long road trip from TX to FL. It was small and relatively clean. Pretty primative set up. Only the main area where you buy tickets has AC, so there is only a very little break from the heat. The guide wasn't the greatest at explaining everything or interacting with the people, but it... More

Where i live, we see Alligators and Turtles everyday, but I love going to Klieberts(: Its not only a great place to see different kinds of animals but to have a few good laughs. We had an amazing tour guide named Gauge that made everything not only educational but fun. The guys at Klieberts do some crazy things with the... More

This was a fun adventure into an alligtor nd turtle ranch. the sell these animals oversees to people who eat them, but not to americans bc of us laws. kinda stupid eh? fun, lot of excitement. i went in early spring and the alligators were barely moving. i get it, they are cold bloode like my ex wife!! ha! Kleibert... More

Second time visiting Klibert's and it was another great experience for all. We are from Cajun Country, but the farm did not disappoint. We typically pair the visit with the Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival and camping at Tickfaw State Park. All are winners in our book! Some of the great things about Kliebert's are - seeing the enormous gators, learning about... More

Thanks to Gage and T-Mike for a tour of their turtle and alligator farm. I appreciated their honesty of why they are raising these animals apart from spectator purposes. Warm greeting by a pot-bellied pig, prairie dogs, various reptiles and creepy crawlies. Be sure to rub the buck's behind for good luck. Reasonable price for the tour and the education.

We went to Kliebert's Farm to see what swamp people are all about. The Kliebert family are very friendly and made us feel comfortable. We did the tour, saw lots of turtles and Alligators. The alligators were pretty quiet because it is their off season but we still had fun.They were very good with the children in our group, you... More

Traveled an hour from New Orleans and the tour was well worth the drive. An astounding value for $12. We got to hold baby alligators and turtles in the store as well as a 4 year old gator on the tour. Our guide was very informative and fun. We also got to sit up close and personal with a 55... More

We had tried to phone twice to make sure they were open and got their answering machine stating their hours, so we traveled 35 minutes to see this attraction. When we got there the lady stated that they were not really open because the temperature was too cool to see the alligators, but we could look around the store. The... More

Small and not very interesting for adults but the kids seemed to enjoy it. We were in with a group of day care kids and it was difficult for other small children on the tour to see. No one kept them moving so others could see. Took about 30 minutes to complete tour. It was very warm the day we... More