There’s something incredibly special about interacting with animals. No matter what your age, the chance to get up-close and personal with the animal kingdom and its fascinating members is always a thrilling and educational experience. There’s one unforgettable destination here in the Great Lakes State where you can experience animal life like never before – and you’ll certainly want to visit for yourself.

Pete’s Petting Zoo is located at 15781 US Hwy 41 N in Baraga.

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No matter how many times you’ve visited this wonderful spot, you’ll always find something new to admire when you choose to spend an afternoon at Pete’s.

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This is anything but your ordinary zoo. Pete’s operates as a non-profit organization, so admission is always free and donations are its primary source of income.

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The petting zoo centers on providing a safe haven for rescued animals while introducing humans to the beauty of Mother Nature. Prepare for a unique experience.

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The animals here at Pete’s range from the exotic to the adorable and everything in between. You might even have the chance to meet a creature you’ve never heard of.

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Llamas, birds, miniature horses, donkeys, goats, emus, and more can be found throughout the zoo. During your visit, you’ll make all sorts of awesome animal pals.

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Bring along fruit and vegetables or purchase a bag of snacks for just 50 cents if you’re interested in feeding the animals. What better way to connect than by sharing food?

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By the time your visit to Pete’s Petting Zoo has wrapped up, you’ll have a new appreciation for the creatures who reside here. Talk about an amazing adventure.

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Pete’s Petting Zoo conducts guided group tours, but you’ll want to call ahead to confirm your visit. The farm can be reached at

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(906) 201-2174. If you’d simply like to stroll the grounds on your own, stop by and get ready for a delightful animal adventure. Learn more by clicking here.

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