International Crane Foundation Reviews

10 million dollars. Private money.
Built to the nines. Premium quality.
Magnificent setting.
For cranes.....sad unhappy cranes. Pretty though.

Excellent place to see these guys up close. Take your camera. This group is breading the endangered cranes and helping re-populate the species.

Nice visit. Lots of different types of cranes to look at. Many of them were interactive and calling. Facilities are very nice. We appreciated the nice artwork scattered around the area. The prairie walking trail had an interesting diversity of different prairie plants. Even the gift shop had a nice mix of wares.

Cranes up close but In natural setting. They do great work!

The ICF does what it does really well. Birders and natural history lovers will enjoy the excellent facilities, interpretation and information on cranes' plight and the international community's fight to protect these unique, graceful birds. Families may not find a lot of bang for their buck here, as cranes aren't too entertaining and there's not much kid-oriented activity. There are beautiful trails and grounds, however, so kids have lots of room to run around and get some exercise. Pretty amazing that one person started this world-class facility on some family farm land!

Beautiful birds and well thought-out facility!Second visit was better than the first!

We were there for opening day 2021, and what an amazing facility! Quality time was had with the cranes. I'd seen one whooper in the wild before, in the Horicon marsh. But to see and hear them up close here was such a treat.

Wonderful exhibits. Enjoyed the cranes and gift store.