I live locally yet still think of going here as a treat. Tour groups are usually small in my experience, something I think of as a plus! I scrolled down for a few reviews to see if there were any negatives I could either agree with or offer a different perspective of.. I don't have any negatives and for the... More

This place was a last minute addition to our trip, but I'm so glad we stopped. This is a tour facility. You go cage by cage and the tourguide gives you an abundance of information about each cat. The cages were nice, you can tell these people really care for these animals. Definately a hit for our 3, 7 &10... More

the staff were friendly and knew alot about the animals. the only thing that bothered me were the people carrying cups of food to feed the animals then getting mad when they jump up on them.

We stopped in on our way to Reno. This place is very awesome for people who love felines. They are a local attraction in Cave Junction, Oregon. They take in cats from people who can no longer take care of them and give them a great life. A lot of the cats are famous from pictures to movies. You get... More

This is a must see attraction when visiting southern Oregon - definitely a destination to visit. We take all visitors to Great Cats. You'll see cats you've never seen before and the way the staff deal with their animals is professional and caring. We've had opportunities to see babies, too.

The guides are very knowledgeable about the cats and the issues that they face in the wild. They're also funny and keep you intertained during the tour. The cats are very well taken care of and the larger ones have large areas for them to roam. You get to be up close to the animals, with nothing separating you from... More

WOW, nice side stop. Cats were beautiful and well cared for. Used to people being around, so not nervous acting. Best of all, they acted happy in their surroundings, weren't pacing like the big cats at the zoo. Glad we stopped.

If you are expecting to see large cats roaming a sweeping vista you will be disappointed as the site (despite the largeness of Oregon) is relatively small and the majority of the cats are viewed in their enclosures. However, if you want to learn about big cats and the challenges they face in the wild, how they can be trained... More

Although its a small park you can tell they really love the animals and take great care of them. I really enjoyed the tour. Both guides were very knowledgable about all the animals and share amusing stories about each animal. They are all in cages so you don't get the nature shot, but being within 2ft of them makes it... More