The walking tour around the center is breathtaking and as one continues through the loop, there are cages or fenced in areas where there are different wildlife like cougars, bobcats, bison, etc. Very relaxing and enjoyable to walk and see the spanish moss hanging from trees and the view of the marshlands associated with the center.

I put this on our agenda for something different to do while visiting Savannah and it turned out to be really enjoyable. We went early in the morning before it got super hot and had a blast. The only animal that we didn't get a chance to see was the cougar. The woods that surround all the enclosures really are... More

We went with our 6 year old daughter's girl scout troop and had a nice time. The hiking trails are very nice. The enclosures for the animals were large so the animals had lots of places to hide out so we didn't get to see a whole lot on our trip. They have picnic table under a pavilion where we... More

We'd had it with the city and jumped in the car. Within minutes from leaving the city we were in the quiet of this amazing education center. Owned by the school district and used for education programs, it is also open to the public. I found myself wanting to bring a group of 5th graders out here! We saw a... More

Our kids, 11, 11, and 8 (and the two of us) love this zoo. The walking trails are lovely, the animals are fascinating, and the information provided is both entertaining and fascinating. The wolf exhibit is probably our family favorite, but the tiny animals in the main building are a close second. I give it four rather than five stars... More

Saw tons of gators, and pretty birds and wildlife...took about 3 hours took our time...would go again

I took some family members to Oatland while they were visiting from out of town. We had not been there in years and we had a great time. Although it was chilly and some of the animals were not out and about, the nature trail was a great hike through the forest and along salt marshes. The bobcats were lively... More

We had the privilege of having a private tour of the Price/Delk house. My 3rd great grandfather Lewis Price built that house and David Delk acquired it in a probate sale in 1868 after the death of Lewis. The Delk descendants donated it to the Chatham County Educational Society and it was moved there from Gum Branch, Ga. Mrs. Carol... More

What a massive disappointment. Staff only cares about field trips. Only 1 staff member was actually friendly to my 3 year old. Others told him to be quite. He's 3 sorry! Long walks of nothing. Was good walk but I came to see animals. 2 major exhibits closed. No heads up before entering. I would say good for class field... More