We visited the wildlife park today and we were very impressed with our visit. We paid less than $20 per person, which we thought was very good value - and actually too cheap for a nonprofit organisation. We are always very careful about visiting places with animals in captivity - however, we recognised that the animals here had been rescued and weren’t bread by this park to be exploited. It was interesting (and sad) to read how all of the animals ended up in the park as we walked around. But as animal lovers, it is nice to know that they have a safe home - far better than the otherwise alternative. The park is much bigger than it looks from the outside, with many different enclosures to look at. We completely understood when we attended that some of the animals might choose to be out of sight, which is fine and nice to know they can be away from people. All the staff we encountered throughout our visit were incredibly friendly and helpful, going out of their way to talk to us about the animals. All in all, the money we paid didn’t seem enough for the time we had here. We would recommend anyone visit to enjoy the experience and support the good work done to give these animals a second chance.

The park was clean and not very busy. We saw lots of animals including the birds of prey, bears, foxes, donkeys, frogs, and a wolf. Bring cash for the train ride. It was a good deal and the kids loved it. Definitely will return for another visit.

Really nice place, reasonable size neither to small or to big. I didn't take the small train i just walked around. I was pretty happy with the animals I have been able to see: grizzly, wolf, black fox, owl, raccoons, cougar and farmer animals. I was alone and i had fun, as a kid i would have loved it as you can also brush the sheep and goats😄 I had a good day specially for $19. I recommend 3h.

This is a fairly small park so doesn’t overwhelm small children. Our 2 year old granddaughter enjoyed looking at the animals. We understand that in wildlife parks the animals are sometimes asleep or hiding but we managed to see most of the ones in this park which was great. There was a small train to ride on and the park has numerous benches around the whole park which was appreciated by our heavily pregnant daughter! We also finished the cafe where the food was hot and was reasonably priced.