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So much fun yesterday at Lions, Tigers, and Bears with my husband. We went to their Christmas celebration and it was awesome! The animals were amazing, the staff were awesome and so friendly, and all their Christmas lights and decorations were just beautiful! He feed a bear and I feed Jillian the lion! We even saw Santa. I cannot recommend this place enough. They really love the animals and it shows at this No contact, no breed animal sanctuary. They have lots of animals, not just lions, tigers, and bears. There are a variety of different options when you visit: regular visit, feed the animals, behind the scenes, one day, annual passes. Whatever you pick you will not be disappointed. It's a fun time and a donation all at the same time. I can't wait to go back!
Okay wow this place was AMAZING! You book a reservation for a tour online, upon arrival we checked in and then watched a video before the tour. The property was so well kept and the enclosures were high class! Super clean, HUGE, and every animal even had a pool! The tigers had an infinity pool and it was just stunning! The animals were so well taken care of, with full bellies and it was very cute to see them roll around. I really love the story of how each animal was rescued. They even had Joe exotics former tigers! We saw some adorable bobcats, tigers, tiger cubs, lions, liger, bears and more! They even had farm animals like goats and pigs. The tour was so educational and just seeing the animals so close up was just such an incredible experience. The price is absolutely worth it knowing how loved these animals are. After the tour you are allowed to roam the property yourself and there's a gift shop as well. Highly recommend this place! It's one of if not the best animal rescue/ sanctuary I've ever been to.
I booked the behind the scenes tour for 2. This is not the basic one, this is the one that's $530. It's a donation that goes towards the animals. It's a 2 hr experience. You watch a short video and two volunteers take you around to all of the animals. We fed some tigers and bears. The lion was too tired to come over, it was very hot that day. Yes, they do have lions. The animals do not stay in small, cramped cages just to clarify. They also have a liger, one of the highlights. This tour was worth it because some of those big groups take too long. You have to wait for everyone to finish their turn. Parking was easy. Wear sneakers, a hat, and sunscreen. It's recommended to book your tour in advance instead of just showing up. Not a zoo. Some of the negative reviews didn't make sense. The staff was super nice. They also have an Airbnb if you want to stay there for 4 guests.
We can't say enough good things about the amazing work done at Lions, Tigers & Bears on Alpine, CA, just 40 minutes from downtown San Diego. It's a truly certified & accredited sanctuary - no touching the animals, no photos next to them, they are in huge enclosures with grass and dirt under their paws, and may live out their rescued lives in peace. I have close-ups of the animals, but you don't see the huge areas they live in that mimic their natural habitat as much as possible. The white tiger in with the orange tiger, we saw them when they were almost babies and maybe 20lbs, they are now 150lbs. We always see something different each time we go. Being a member is a great way to go often. San Diego is lucky to have the Zoo & Safari Park out here, but Lions, Tigers & Bears is another not to miss experience if you are nearby. These are wild animals that have been saved from lives of abuse - like two of the lions rescued from that Tiger King scum. Lions, Tigers & Bears help save 70 of all his Tigers and found accredited homes for the other 68 felines. Did you know white tigers are from specific purposeful inbreeding and they have eye and health issues due to it - pretty yes, but WRONG to be bred like that. They also just got a "liger" (pics 13&14) - purposefully bred lion & tiger - WRONG!!! So many health problems. Poor thing. In person, we could see her very faint tiger stripes. She is getting used to seeing people go by and acclimating to the sanctuary. Never stop at an unsanctioned or non-accredited roadside "zoo," nor anything involving wild animal petting, ANY animal circus, animal fights, exotic animal "hunting," or where animals are chained up and/or in small, concrete floor enclosures. Those are not safe for the animals - tell your kids "no" and that you'll take them to a real, safe zoo or sanctuary (and always check their credentials). And if it is a domestic animal farm, still look for cleanliness, do the animals look well feed, humane conditions, no choke-chains, antagonizing, or other harsh behavior. Stop by and see the Lions, Tigers & Bears whenever you can - it should be on everyone's SoCal experience list!
Amazing experience all around. Great facilities and excellent volunteers/team members! The care and dedication to help the animals exceeded my expectations. It's a two hour guided educational experience with leisure time afterwards. And that was my favorite part, the animals behavior once the groups of people leave is inspiring. Highly recommend.
My husband surprised me with a tour of Lions Tigers & Bears and an animal feeding for my birthday, and it was such a memorable and unique experience. I also felt so happy that the money we paid for the experience went to such a good cause. My husband did a lot of research to make sure the place he was taking me to was treating the animals well, and having been there to see it for ourselves, we can confidently say that this is a true sanctuary for the animals who are always the number one priority. These animals were rescued from terribly abusive environments, yet they seem so at peace living out the rest of their lives on this property, their forever home. The volunteers were wonderful, very informative and friendly. What I also appreciated was that one volunteer was following the tour group with a golf cart in case anybody wanted to ride along instead of walking, so anybody with mobility issues can still participate. As for the actual feeding experience, you get to pick which animal to feed. They may or may not come up if they don't feel like having a snack at the moment, and in that case, you get to choose a different animal. I've done feeding experiences before where you just get one little morsel to give and then you're all done, but here, I was able to feed lots of pieces of chicken to a gorgeous white tiger named Nola and it was a special moment that lasted for more than a second. I would recommend Lions Tigers & Bears to any animal lover.
This was our first time at LT&B and we were amazed! Summer, our guide, was so great and led us through a lovely tour of the facility. Denise greeted us so kindly as we walked in and took many photos of us in front of Moka & Nola to commemorate our visit. As someone who takes animal welfare very seriously, I would never visit animals in an unethical/solely for-profit way. LT&B has given such a lovely home to exotic animals that fell victim to an unethical start to their lives at the hands of humans who didn't give them the care and compassion they need to thrive. Thankfully, those animals ended up at LT&B and have truly found their safe space to land :) Everyone working the tour took the animals' happiness and comfort very seriously and showed a lot of care for them, especially during feedings. If you want to enjoy the company of some incredible big cats/bears *ethically* -- you need to visit!
Best sanctuary I've ever been to. The amount of room and toys they give the animals shows they truly care about their mental and physical well-being. Went for a friend's belated birthday gift (she got to feed a bear) and she was in heaven! Before you get to tour, you have to sit and watch an informative (and highly upsetting) video to educate everyone on the dangers of trafficking/keeping wild animals. I thought this was a great addition I've never seen at a sanctuary before that gives a serious visual impact on what people do when they buy wild animals or support businesses that do. The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable! Gift shop had a nicely varied selection. They also have an AirBnB you can rent at the sanctuary. It was SO pretty! And you can book a wedding or event there. Definitely well worth the price!
Great place all the volunteers/workers were really helpful, knowledgeable and seemed to love their job. The treatment of the animals appears to be top notch. We did the feeding and were able to feed a bear and a tiger. We went for a fundraising event so the value was great. The animals looked happy and the staff all looked happy what more can you ask for. Great experience all around
If you care at all about big cats and other animals you need to check out the humanitarian work of the fine folks at LTB. Located less than an hour away from San Diego near Alpine CA, this licensed and internationally accredited sanctuary rescues large cats, bears and more from idiot humans who think having a baby tiger for a pet is a good idea. You are guided around the sanctuary by caring guides and volunteers and learn about the animals at the shelter and their tragic stories. All the monies raised by admissions and sales go to supporting the more than 60 animals in residence. We saw lions, tiger, bears, a jaguar, bobcats, an emu, a leopard and more. Entry price for adults is around $50 and the tour takes around 2 hours. There were people of all ages in attendance from small children to octogenarians. Highly recommended
The sanctuary is well kept and educational. Most of the exotic animals have a story behind them . I highly recommend LTB , one for the educational experience two you are contributing to the well fare of the animals. Donations are not required but if you do it all goes to the animals care. They also have a wishlist as you can bring in items for the animals needs.
We had an awesome time at Lions, Tigers & Bears!! We fed Nola the White Tiger for my boyfriend's birthday, and we saw so many amazing animals. So informative, such a caring and kind staff, so grateful to have folks so dedicated to such a great cause We will absolutely be back!!
2 months ago
Amazing experience, beautiful animals, and a wonderful cause. We started with a short video explaining the passion and mission behind the sanctuary...followed by a guided tour of each enclosure. They shared info about every animal like their history, previous circumstances, and the care they now receive. After the guided tour, guests are free to explore the grounds and stay as long as they like. Although our tickets were for 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., we were welcome to remain and enjoy the sanctuary for the rest of the day. There is plenty of parking, and all of the animals appeared well cared for, happy, and relaxed. The sanctuary also offers annual memberships, and visitors can apply the cost of their day pass toward a yearly pass for an additional $55. For guests who need assistance getting around, staff provide transportation around the property in a golf cart-style vehicle. You can also host personal and work events, including gender reveals, and even stay overnight in one of the on-property villas, which accommodate up to four guests. Overall, it was a fantastic afternoon supporting a great cause, and I highly recommend a visit. read more
5 months ago
Amazing tour of the sanctuary. They are hands off sanctuary dedicated to helping animals. There tour is about 2.5 hours long and then your allowed to walk around the premise if you want afterwards. You get to learn about the different animals and see them get fed. You can also add on to feed one of the animals. I did the tiger feed and it was definitely a unique experience. The animals are saved from neglect and provided a forever home at the sanctuary. All the workers were so nice. Great private intimate tour. We had 6 people in our group. You get to see grizzly bears, black bears, a couple tigers, ligers, and more. I would bring sunblock and comfortable shoes for walking around. I've never been so close to some of these animals! read more
So much fun yesterday at Lions, Tigers, and Bears with my husband. We went to their Christmas celebration and it was awesome! The animals were amazing, the staff were awesome and so friendly, and all their Christmas lights and decorations were just beautiful! He feed a bear and I feed Jillian the lion! We even saw Santa. I cannot recommend this place enough. They really love the animals and it shows at this No contact, no breed animal sanctuary. They have lots of animals, not just lions, tigers, and bears. There are a variety of different options when you visit: regular visit, feed the animals, behind the scenes, one day, annual passes. Whatever you pick you will not be disappointed. It's a fun time and a donation all at the same time. I can't wait to go back! read more
Okay wow this place was AMAZING! You book a reservation for a tour online, upon arrival we checked in and then watched a video before the tour. The property was so well kept and the enclosures were high class! Super clean, HUGE, and every animal even had a pool! The tigers had an infinity pool and it was just stunning! The animals were so well taken care of, with full bellies and it was very cute to see them roll around. I really love the story of how each animal was rescued. They even had Joe exotics former tigers! We saw some adorable bobcats, tigers, tiger cubs, lions, liger, bears and more! They even had farm animals like goats and pigs. The tour was so educational and just seeing the animals so close up was just such an incredible experience. The price is absolutely worth it knowing how loved these animals are. After the tour you are allowed to roam the property yourself and there's a gift shop as well. Highly recommend this place! It's one of if not the best animal rescue/ sanctuary I've ever been to. read more
I booked the behind the scenes tour for 2. This is not the basic one, this is the one that's $530. It's a donation that goes towards the animals. It's a 2 hr experience. You watch a short video and two volunteers take you around to all of the animals. We fed some tigers and bears. The lion was too tired to come over, it was very hot that day. Yes, they do have lions. The animals do not stay in small, cramped cages just to clarify. They also have a liger, one of the highlights. This tour was worth it because some of those big groups take too long. You have to wait for everyone to finish their turn. Parking was easy. Wear sneakers, a hat, and sunscreen. It's recommended to book your tour in advance instead of just showing up. Not a zoo. Some of the negative reviews didn't make sense. The staff was super nice. They also have an Airbnb if you want to stay there for 4 guests. read more
5 months ago
1 year ago
We can't say enough good things about the amazing work done at Lions, Tigers & Bears on Alpine, CA, just 40 minutes from downtown San Diego. It's a truly certified & accredited sanctuary - no touching the animals, no photos next to them, they are in huge enclosures with grass and dirt under their paws, and may live out their rescued lives in peace. I have close-ups of the animals, but you don't see the huge areas they live in that mimic their natural habitat as much as possible. The white tiger in with the orange tiger, we saw them when they were almost babies and maybe 20lbs, they are now 150lbs. We always see something different each time we go. Being a member is a great way to go often. San Diego is lucky to have the Zoo & Safari Park out here, but Lions, Tigers & Bears is another not to miss experience if you are nearby. These are wild animals that have been saved from lives of abuse - like two of the lions rescued from that Tiger King scum. Lions, Tigers & Bears help save 70 of all his Tigers and found accredited homes for the other 68 felines. Did you know white tigers are from specific purposeful inbreeding and they have eye and health issues due to it - pretty yes, but WRONG to be bred like that. They also just got a "liger" (pics 13&14) - purposefully bred lion & tiger - WRONG!!! So many health problems. Poor thing. In person, we could see her very faint tiger stripes. She is getting used to seeing people go by and acclimating to the sanctuary. Never stop at an unsanctioned or non-accredited roadside "zoo," nor anything involving wild animal petting, ANY animal circus, animal fights, exotic animal "hunting," or where animals are chained up and/or in small, concrete floor enclosures. Those are not safe for the animals - tell your kids "no" and that you'll take them to a real, safe zoo or sanctuary (and always check their credentials). And if it is a domestic animal farm, still look for cleanliness, do the animals look well feed, humane conditions, no choke-chains, antagonizing, or other harsh behavior. Stop by and see the Lions, Tigers & Bears whenever you can - it should be on everyone's SoCal experience list! read more
4 months ago
Amazing experience all around. Great facilities and excellent volunteers/team members! The care and dedication to help the animals exceeded my expectations. It's a two hour guided educational experience with leisure time afterwards. And that was my favorite part, the animals behavior once the groups of people leave is inspiring. Highly recommend. read more
My husband surprised me with a tour of Lions Tigers & Bears and an animal feeding for my birthday, and it was such a memorable and unique experience. I also felt so happy that the money we paid for the experience went to such a good cause. My husband did a lot of research to make sure the place he was taking me to was treating the animals well, and having been there to see it for ourselves, we can confidently say that this is a true sanctuary for the animals who are always the number one priority. These animals were rescued from terribly abusive environments, yet they seem so at peace living out the rest of their lives on this property, their forever home. The volunteers were wonderful, very informative and friendly. What I also appreciated was that one volunteer was following the tour group with a golf cart in case anybody wanted to ride along instead of walking, so anybody with mobility issues can still participate. As for the actual feeding experience, you get to pick which animal to feed. They may or may not come up if they don't feel like having a snack at the moment, and in that case, you get to choose a different animal. I've done feeding experiences before where you just get one little morsel to give and then you're all done, but here, I was able to feed lots of pieces of chicken to a gorgeous white tiger named Nola and it was a special moment that lasted for more than a second. I would recommend Lions Tigers & Bears to any animal lover. read more
1 month ago
8 months ago
This was our first time at LT&B and we were amazed! Summer, our guide, was so great and led us through a lovely tour of the facility. Denise greeted us so kindly as we walked in and took many photos of us in front of Moka & Nola to commemorate our visit. As someone who takes animal welfare very seriously, I would never visit animals in an unethical/solely for-profit way. LT&B has given such a lovely home to exotic animals that fell victim to an unethical start to their lives at the hands of humans who didn't give them the care and compassion they need to thrive. Thankfully, those animals ended up at LT&B and have truly found their safe space to land :) Everyone working the tour took the animals' happiness and comfort very seriously and showed a lot of care for them, especially during feedings. If you want to enjoy the company of some incredible big cats/bears *ethically* -- you need to visit! read more
Best sanctuary I've ever been to. The amount of room and toys they give the animals shows they truly care about their mental and physical well-being. Went for a friend's belated birthday gift (she got to feed a bear) and she was in heaven! Before you get to tour, you have to sit and watch an informative (and highly upsetting) video to educate everyone on the dangers of trafficking/keeping wild animals. I thought this was a great addition I've never seen at a sanctuary before that gives a serious visual impact on what people do when they buy wild animals or support businesses that do. The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable! Gift shop had a nicely varied selection. They also have an AirBnB you can rent at the sanctuary. It was SO pretty! And you can book a wedding or event there. Definitely well worth the price! read more
10 months ago
Great place all the volunteers/workers were really helpful, knowledgeable and seemed to love their job. The treatment of the animals appears to be top notch. We did the feeding and were able to feed a bear and a tiger. We went for a fundraising event so the value was great. The animals looked happy and the staff all looked happy what more can you ask for. Great experience all around read more
6 months ago
Really lovely and helpful staff, all the animals seemed well cared for and they have a strong animal activist approach. Very informative and welcoming. read more
6 months ago
If you care at all about big cats and other animals you need to check out the humanitarian work of the fine folks at LTB. Located less than an hour away from San Diego near Alpine CA, this licensed and internationally accredited sanctuary rescues large cats, bears and more from idiot humans who think having a baby tiger for a pet is a good idea. You are guided around the sanctuary by caring guides and volunteers and learn about the animals at the shelter and their tragic stories. All the monies raised by admissions and sales go to supporting the more than 60 animals in residence. We saw lions, tiger, bears, a jaguar, bobcats, an emu, a leopard and more. Entry price for adults is around $50 and the tour takes around 2 hours. There were people of all ages in attendance from small children to octogenarians. Highly recommended read more
1 year ago
The sanctuary is well kept and educational. Most of the exotic animals have a story behind them . I highly recommend LTB , one for the educational experience two you are contributing to the well fare of the animals. Donations are not required but if you do it all goes to the animals care. They also have a wishlist as you can bring in items for the animals needs. read more
1 year ago
We had an awesome time at Lions, Tigers & Bears!! We fed Nola the White Tiger for my boyfriend's birthday, and we saw so many amazing animals. So informative, such a caring and kind staff, so grateful to have folks so dedicated to such a great cause We will absolutely be back!! read more
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I myself did not attend - BUT my mother-in-law took our three boys over their spring break. I was hopeful the boys would find some fun out of the adventure.. honestly, I didn't have high hopes b/c they dont enjoy the zoo which is what we all thought it would be like. LET ME TELL YOU - THIS WAS NOTHING LIKE THE ZOO! My boys are 13, 12 and 8yrs old. They all loved it so much. Each of them came home inspired by the stories about each rescued animal... the journey it took to bring them to safety - and how neat it was that grandma got to feed a bear. The entire adventure was really special to all of them. I'm not feeling a bit left out and wanting to go now too!! so we will have to come again sometime in the future. HIGHLY recommend Lions Tigers & Bears as my children LOVED IT! Thank you grandma for introducing them to such a beutiful memorable experience and such a great cause! read more
11 months ago
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4 years ago
Such a great place to visit and see the efforts put into the sanctuary for displaced animals. A dedicated team that is giving their all for the endangered species. It's heartbroken to hear the miseries of animals until they were rescued and provided necessary medical treatment and other needs. Can't thank enough the management to go to any length to protect animals from human atrocities. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
I had been wanting to bring my family to LTB for some time. Finally was able to and it did not disappoint. It's a bit of a drive, not super close to town (think Wild Animal Park/Safari Park). But don't let that stop you. There are many benefits of a trip to LTB. 1) You get to see lions, tigers, bears, bobcats, jaguar, leopard and other wildlife close-up and in a way you wouldn't be able to otherwise, 2) you learn about the stories of these saved animals and be educated about the awful exotic animal trade (think Tiger King), and 3) your entry fee goes to creating a safe and enriching environment for these rescued creatures. The staff are all friendly. Our tour guide, Jay, was friendly and super informative. If you are an animal lover LTB should be on your bucket list! read more
4 years ago
Drove 2.5 hours to get here, and I would totally do it again. Had tickets for a Friday afternoon, the entire group for our time slot was about 80 people but they break the groups up so it's not too much. The tour lasted a full 2 hours, and starts with a 15-ish minute video about the development of the place. The habitats they have built for the animals are spacious and beautiful. You're not looking at animals in small cages. These animals are well cared for, the staff are friendly, seem happy, and seem to love what they do. I really did love it so much that I plan on going back. Though I'll likely make a weekend trip of it next time since it's a far drive. read more
2 years ago
Amazing Sanctuary! You feel how everybody who works there loves their job and the animals. The staff and volunteers are super friendly. We did a private tour and Lara and Peter were great! They told us all about the sanctuary and each animals story. Definitely recommend and I cost is worth it! read more
3 years ago
We visited Lions Tigers and Bears about a week ago on a field trip. I've always wanted to come here and was excited for the opportunity to go as a group, with friends, and check this place out. It is well maintained, the staff are friendly, the animals obviously very well cared for and happy and the tour is very accommodating (microphones for better hearing, room for everyone to see, golf cart for anyone who needs the assistance, etc) The only recommendation I could say is that maybe for field trips there would be a way to give the intro video to parents ahead of time to watch or decide if they want their children to watch. It was long, which is hard for children fo sit through, but right before they put it on they said "there are disturbing images so being aware" And I can definitely say I had to walk away with my children because there are just things a 5 year old doesn't need to see or be aware of yet. Otherwise it was a nice visit read more
3 years ago
An amazing experience. This sanctuary is absolutely beautiful. Clean well run and staff was great. Definitely will be back to continue to support this project. There are truly no words to describe how great this place is. They lead you on a guided tour (about 2hrs) where you learn all about the sanctuary and about each animals back story. Highly recommended. Wear comfortable walking shoes and prepare to get a little dusty dirty. read more
2 years ago
We had an awesome experience visiting Lions, Tigers and Bears. We decided to stay overnight to celebrate our wedding anniversary and could walk the grounds in the evening and early morning. All of these happy animals were rescued from deplorable conditions and now living their best life. The employees and owners are truly dedicated to animal welfare and provide the animals with a natural and comfortable home. As a result you can see animal behavior up close that would be hard to see in a zoo or even in the wild. Look at the happy tigers playing in the pool. Lions, Tigers and Bears is a fabulous adventure for families, couples and animal lovers. We loved our visit and will be back. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Great cause and amazing experience. We were met by Karen after parking and she's so sweet, helpful, and knowledgeable! It's a guided tour and Ray was our guide. They start with an informative session and video (15-20mins) and then take you through to visit Mocha and Nola (tigers) first, then to the bears, a jaguar, more bears and ending up near the Airbnb cottage which is a rentable space. Afterwards you visit lions, leopard, a rescued Bengal and tigers. The tour concludes at the gift shop and medical center. Memberships are half off on-site but check for specials. The perks are unlimited visits with appointments good for 12months from the date of purchase. The sanctuary houses rescues and they are a no contact accredited community. Besides medical interventions and feeding, they are free to live out their lives in peace. You can purchase upgrades to feed the big cats and bears. One review complained about the feeding with a fork tool... apparently they wanted to take the risk of hand feeding. The community is well managed and everyone works really hard for the upkeep. We recommend bringing a donation for the animals, they take approved food items or cleaning/office supplies. read more
2 years ago
It was a great experience! You have to buy your ticket in advance, because the experience consists of an organized tour (1.5 hrs), and then you can roam the grounds on your own. Eddie the Jaguar was amazing. The sanctuary was very clean, with well-maintained enclosures and spaces that made both the animals and visitors feel safe and comfortable. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming, always ready to answer questions or provide more information about the animals and their stories. You can also feed some of the animals, which is cool. The sanctuary itself was beautiful, set amidst picturesque surroundings that added to the peaceful atmosphere. It was easy to get to as well. Large highways most the way, and NO winding mountain roads, which is nice. I left feeling inspired and grateful for the work the sanctuary is doing. It's a perfect place for animal lovers and families. However, small children may not like some of the images of abused animals during the 20-minute video at the beginning of the tour. Great experience. Highly recommend! read more
2 years ago
Well worth a visit and supporting a good cause. The Lions, Tigers, and Bears Sanctuary is not a zoo. I was pleased to see that the animal enclosures are very large, secure, and clean. The animals that came to the sanctuary came from backyard owners, breeders, neglect, entertainment industry, etc. It's nice to see the animals live out the rest of their lives at the sanctuary. read more
3 years ago
What an amazing experience!! Getting to see these animals up close and was breathtaking. All the animals are so well cared for. My husband and I were able to feed lion Louie and Suri, , Nola - tiger and Conga - leopard. So cool!! Beautiful property. Our tour guide was kind, very informative, knew so much about each animal and answered all of our questions. Had such an amazing time. read more
My family and I just got back from our first visit to Lions, Tigers, and Bears and everyone loved, loved, loved it!!! There were so many animals to see and even though there were double fences for safety, it was a great opportunity to see these beautiful animals up close. I purchased a few raffle tickets at the entry for a chance to feed the animal of my choice and won!!! It was so cool to feed a 500 lb lion (still through fencing and barriers in a totally safe and controlled environment. My wife and I brought our 9 year old daughter and 12 year old son and they loved it as well. We would definitely go back to check out the big cats. The tour was awesome and it's so impressive to see so many people willing to volunteer their time to help the preservation and education cause they're so passionate about while working here. Thanks for sharing the experience with others. We loved it. read more
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How accessible is it for people with disabilities? Is it wheelchair friendly?
Our sanctuary features wheelchair-accessible pathways that are mostly flat and well-maintained, allowing guests to navigate the grounds comfortably. If you have any specific needs or concerns, feel free to contact us ahead of your visit.
How much walking is the tour? Would it be possible to bring a fold-up chair? I'd like to surprise my mom with a visit but I'm afraid that any long distances would wind her due to health conditions.
There are golf carts available for anyone with mobility issues.
Currently- are tours shared with other people outside your household? Or is it one tour guide per family in the same household? We just booked a tour for next week and we have four people in the family including kids. Thanks!
The tours are shared with people from other households unless you book a private behind the scenes tour.
Is this good for young kids, age 4-5?
Yes! However, there is a bit of walking to do.
Can I bring my infant (8 months) on the cat feeding tour?
Unless you have someone else joining you, I wouldn't recommend it as you need to be at least 18 to enter the perimeter fence in order to feed the animals.
Do we have to make reservations or do they accept walk ins?
I suggest checking their website. When we went we made a reservation and I think it is required. Well worth every cent. A great organization doing important work. Please visit if you can!
Do you pay entrance fee for a 1 year old?
Thre is no fee for children ages 2 and under.
Which tour would be recommended as the best time to visit 10:30am or 1:30pm? Not sure which time the animals are the most active.
1030 it's not as hot
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