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    African Lion Safari - An eagle but I forgot what kind.

    African Lion Safari

    4.0(93 reviews)
    34.4 km

    I hadn't been to African Lion Safari since around 2005--or maybe even earlier--so my memory of it…read morewas completely different from what I saw this time. I was pleasantly surprised! I loved how it wasn't overcrowded with animals, and you can tell they're very careful about safety--everything is well-secured to prevent accidents or escapes. The lions... wow! Absolutely majestic. Honestly, all the animals looked happy and healthy, and it really felt like they were in their own element. The drive-through safari takes about an hour to an hour and a half if you take your time, but you can also go through in 30 minutes if you're just cruising. We didn't try the food, but there were lots of options available, plus a couple of gift shops. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. I'll definitely be going back! Whether you're with kids, your partner, friends, or even going solo--it's such a fun and unique experience. If you're in or around Toronto, this place is a must-see!

    The park is great, however, their website is broken, frustrating and just shit! I purchased 4…read moretickets as a Xmas gift. The website happily took my money, but the ticket download button is broken (nothing downloads). The receipt page says tickets would be emailed. Nothing was emailed. Very nice. I used their contact email and only then found out that the park staff are not available from December 19 to Jan 05! Very nice. Now I have nothing to give as gifts and will need to make a promissory note. Also very nice. Suggestion: Hire a student to design a website that works and is current. You can teach them something about the animals. Win, win!

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    Twin Valley Zoo - Lemur climbing around.

    Twin Valley Zoo

    3.8(6 reviews)
    18.5 km

    May 12 2018. 1:30pm…read more Weather - cool, light breeze. Overcast. No rain forecasted. Typical chilly Ontario spring day. The good: This is an excellent, family friendly and highly enjoyable zoo. Plenty of animal variety. Not overcrowded or too busy. Not touristy or campy. It is a zoo experience, through and through. You learn about, interact with, feed, see and enjoy the animals. Animals are well taken care of and clearly happy. The exhibits are designed to be easily viewable. Staff are very friendly and the price is right. Free parking. The bad: None. The Ugly: None. Special Note: As with any zoo, please respect the animals and follow the staff lead regarding how to interact with them.

    Haven't been here since I was a kid with school. Took family there today, age range adults to 4 yrs…read moreold and learning challenges. It was so perfect. Weather was mild, overcast, it spit rain. So...logistics. Easy to get to from highway. Clear signage to get you there. Spacious free parking (gravel) and a sweet covered bridge to get to the entrance. It already felt cozy. Reasonable prices, anyone who bitches is being cheap. Complimentary wagons for little ones in exchange for a signed waiver and a promise not to drive it into ponds. Seems reasonable. ;p The goat petting station is JUST inside and we were there like a magnet! So much fun. 25c to feed them, no loonie rip off. You can buy bear/wolf/deer food to feed the exhibit animals. Genius. Plenty of signage to talk about the animals, their personal habits and concerns you might have (shedding, animal noises, one with a sore hip, etc). The roaming peacocks are always great (little ones under mama's wing) and picking up stray feathers feels like treasure! See other review for paths, accessibility, care of animals evident, etc. They have shows at various times for kids in a covered seated area. They have a playground for those who need to take a break. There is a rentable log cabin for birthdays and events. Plenty of picnic tables scattered about. You can walk right up to the herbivore's enclosures to feed them -not the tigers and carnivores, obviously. Everything has a comfortable, familiar feel, the cabins have that Scouts camp paint job feel. No garish colours or obvious pandering to what 'kids forced fun feels like this.' There is a forest trail, FYI. On the way out I spoke with the owner as she mans the gift shop -how often do you get to do that? She is lovely and genuine and talks freely about past and future plans. She loves her job, and lives it. Bottom line: take 3 hours, family/friends, a picnic and GO.

    Ostrich Land Ontario - Ostrich Omelette

    Ostrich Land Ontario

    5.0(2 reviews)
    15.3 km

    Amazing, fun, and plain great…read more We didn't have any expectations, and were pleasantly surprised by the owner's dedication to the business - she's actually going an extra length to educate people about ostriches, by showing instructional videos and etc. In addition to the obvious, i.e ostriches, there are also exceptionally adorable bunnies (think the Easter bunny movie), little goats, chickens, ducks, guinea fowls and etc. Lots of space for the kids to run around and have fun. I highly recommend using the opportunity to eat ostrich meat - they serve steaks and little samplers, so come hungry. You can also buy raw meat to take home - I did, and loved it. Overall, I know we'd definitely be back.

    Animal lovers rejoice: This place is so much fun - lots of friendly animals to pet (the goats are…read moreSUCH love bugs) and see, the ostriches are adorable, and they'll cook you up some ostrich or you can buy some meat to take home. I had a friend try an ostrich sausage and another tried the pierogi, while I bought meat to bring home. I was given cooking suggestions as well. Four adults spent the better part of five hours there. The land is spacious, colourful, cheerful, and well kept and it's a warm atmosphere. Yelena makes the tour very interactive and educational and asks you to make yourself at home roaming the open land away from the ostrich pens. She clearly cares about each animal as she can go through their stories to how they arrived on her farm and their personalities and history thus far (2018 is only their third year) on the farm, how they interact with her, with other people, and with other ostriches. I'll definitely be bringing more friends back here!

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    Toronto Zoo

    Toronto Zoo

    3.9(298 reviews)
    98.8 kmScarborough

    When we came here in early January 2026 it was snowing, parts of the zoo were closed (Mayan…read moreTemple), and sections were under construction. We were warmly greeted by an employee whom asked if we needed any help with directions when we entered. It was very quick and no line to enter or exit since we bought tickets and parking online. The size of the enclosures actually seems decent. The animals seemed happy. The wolves were playing together in the snow. The polar bears were wrestling. It felt quite special to see those animals thriving in the snow. The zoo has many paved paths and signs. They also give you a paper map when you first enter. Since it was winter make sure to enter the inside facilities to see more. The restrooms were warm and clean! They even had a way to call if a restroom needed service. For three adults it was about $96 CAD. We spent probably two hours there and saw almost everything. Although we went on a weekend, it wasn't very crowded (likely due to the cold). It looks like a very well maintained zoo that's only 15 min drive from Little Portugal, Toronto. It was a fun time!

    Beautiful zoo! Lots to see. Lots to learn here. All staff are very friendly and knowledgable…read more Prepare to walk a lot. Great way to get your steps in. For an additional fee on top of admission, you can ride the zoo mobile which takes you from one part of the zoo to the other. Theyre also working on the board walk to help connect the furthest points of the zoo to one another. Lots of great additions over the years. Theres even a huge splash pad! Seasons pass would get you the most bang for your buck. Pays for itself in just 2-3 visits. Been here during all seasons and its always a great time. Open all year round. Limited food options but they have beavertails!

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