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    Butterfly Jungle

    3.5 (6 reviews)

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    Nice butterfly's to fly with spent a whole day smoking some fire and flew with them flys we even spoke about long term goals

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    San Diego Zoo Safari Park

    San Diego Zoo Safari Park

    4.2
    (3k reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I hadn't been to the Wild Animal Park in a few decades even with all my membership years with the…read moreZoo...it is vastly different! As I've said to non-natives...it's too far away and the Zoo is right here. Hehehe When I was a kid the Wild Animal Park was vast and hot and had fewer animals to view. I am happy to say I was wonderfully surprised by the changes that were made for the better. The parking attendant was helpful and parking was easy. Getting into the park was also easy. The park is lovely, lush, and very well designed. I was impressed. Now...there were loads of maps and signs but it was not easy or clear as to how to traverse the park to get to the event pavilion we needed to get to. They had sandwich board signs up but information guides didn't know where we needed to go. There were a few that were helpful and searched for other more informed people and we found where we needed to be. The pavilion location was great. We were next to the Japanese cranes who were beautiful and lovely to watch. The event staff were so personable and friendly. The bartender was hilarious and made the best cocktails. The food was delicious. It was a hot day but the shade of the rooftop with ceiling fans made it completely comfortable. The birthday boy was pleasantly surprised and shocked. We had a great celebration. I will be visiting the park again in the very near future.

    it is too hot in theee days ,very hard to survive ,too expensive…read more barely only tram is covered in 78 dollars not worth it my kids didn't enjoy at all should have more water arrangement to keep cool the park more attractions should be covered in entry ticket doesn't expect it to boring for my kids

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    Nom nom. Adorable Giraffe getting his munch on. | IG @moniquedao
    Nom nom. Adorable Giraffe getting his munch on. | IG @moniquedao
    Salmon-crested Cockatoo, star of the park | IG @moniquedao

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    Salmon-crested Cockatoo, star of the park | IG @moniquedao
    Wild Wonders

    Wild Wonders

    4.8
    (121 reviews)
    18.8 mi

    A beautiful wildlife preservation site where you can enjoy animal encounters with exotic animals!…read more - PARKING - We parked on the hill past the entrance of the business, and walked down. Pretty steep but it's a short walk. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - Book your visit online! There are group rates and additional attendee rates, so just make sure you have the right count of people! Staff was very friendly from start to finish, and I loved seeing the enthusiasm shine through their work. It's not a huge site, so not a ton of walking involved, but there are some steps if you're worried about accessibility. Make sure to wear closed toed shoes! - EXPERIENCE - We booked a Wallaby encounter, and initially I thought it was only going to be a single animal experience but I was pleasantly surprised we were taken on a tour around the area! We did get to feed and pet the Wallaby, but we also walked to see all the different animals in captivity. They also brought out some animals for us to pet and see up close! - OVERALL - A wonderful wildlife preservation site, and amazing staff to take care of them all!

    We spent our anniversary here for their Sip & Paint event. Great different wines to sip and snacks…read moreto snack on. Great staff. And we had a blast! Great group of attending people too, had a lot of laughs together. The painting teacher walks you through the techniques so even though I'm not even good at stick figures, I didn't do that bad! My cheetah looks more like a racoon, but that's ok ha. Mine is on the right & my wife's on the left.

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    Sabi, the Serval cat.
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    This one was a total ham.
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    EcoVivarium

    EcoVivarium

    4.7
    (152 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    What an incredible experience! It was so amazing to see so many reptiles and be able to actually…read morehold them and interact with them in their habitats. We wouldn't have had such an amazing time without our amazing tour guide. Rachel did such a great job teaching our kids the right ways to interact with the animals and you can tell that she really loves what she does. She was really patient with our kids and made this an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend! *full warning, the outside of the building looks a little sketchy at first because it's an old building, but don't let that deter you*

    Would you like to learn about incredible reptiles up close and support a good cause? The…read moreEcoVivarium is the perfect place! For $25 you can get a behind the scenes tour that introduces you to a variety of turtles, snakes, and lizards that call the EcoVivarium home. They also have birthday party visits, host events, and as I learned from my friend Trish, can help teachers get set up with a reptile in the classroom. My first conversation with Susan at the EcoVivarium was heartfelt, as I was calling to see if they might be interested in the donation of our decommissioned aquarium. The setup was only four years old and housed our previous beloved 26 year old fish named Puff that had recently passed away. Susan was kind, expressed her condolences and shared that they would appreciate our donation. Chun P and I met Rachel and Donald on a Sunday and after we brought our items in from the car were treated to meeting some terrific reptiles. Many of the inhabitants at the EcoVivarium have sad stories, some had suffered abuse, some were abandoned, and others were victims of trafficking that were confiscated and brought in by the department of fish and game. Susan has created a safe space and her staff and volunteers give their all to make sure they live a better life. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon and supporting this worthy endeavor!

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