Jungle Cat World Wildlife Park

What an amazing afternoon we had at the Jungle Cat World yesterday! We had booked the behind the scenes tour/feeding experience and it was by far the most up close and personal experience we've had with such big cats. We were able to choose 3 animals to feed and we got to feed Gopa, the African lion and the snow leopard. It was a truly humbling experience to be in the presences of these beautiful animals as your visits to a common zoo does not offer experiences like this one at the Jungle Cat World. To finish off our tour, we got a chance to interact with the fox kits (about 3 months old, we were told) and they were super cuddly and playful.We also had a chance to walk around and meet the rest of the local residents at the park and we had a lovely time feeding and interacting with their alpacas, donkeys and bunnies as well.If you are looking for a fun way to spend the day outdoors while supporting this massively important cause, come out to the Jungle Cat World for a day and experience these majestic creatures in their habitat. You won't be disappointed!

My family love this place. My kid enjoyed every bit.. lots of animals . No admission fee. It’s free. You can take your food and drink . Parking is free . Must visit

Very good organization and maintenance. Even during the period of coronavirus infection, the visit to the zoo was very well organized. There are excellent conditions for children to learn about wild cats and other animals.

Whenever I tell people about an amazing overnight trip I've had here or there, it always comes back to this place. It's an incredible experience, and the rooms are absolutely gorgeous and well-equipped, with full kitchens, snacks, and seating areas. We've stayed in two of the three rooms and very much look forward to booking the largest for a bridal party.An overnight stay will run you about equivalent to a well-rated chain hotel, but there's nothing pedestrian about it. Wine, grab-and-go snacks, butter tarts, and a well-stocked fridge (and some choice pantry items!) greet you in the kitchens. Cozy (and very themed) rooms with large seating areas and an abundance of coffee all open up easily to the zoo itself. After sundown, lights are turned off outside and you can freely wander the zoo. It's an interesting feeling, creeping in the dark knowing wolves, lions, or tigers are watching you!As always, eager to get back out to this gem. Thank you all who keep it going, for such wonderful continued experiences.

Highly recommend the behind the scenes program! My children had so much fun interacting with the lemurs and holding the baby red foxes. They learnt a lot about them and got to spend the rest of the day exploring.Thank you for such a great experience

Awesome place to bring the family. A lot of big cats that you can see up close.The staff was very nice and helpful.We went during the week so it was rather quiet... Had the whole place to ourselves.They are always in need of frozen meats. If you can remember to bring some they'll give you a family day pass for free. Nothing breaded or seasoned though!

Nice beautiful place to enjoy with kids. It looks so realistic especially names of the animals. My son loved this place he want to visit again and again

What an amazing place to visit with the family. My kids had a super fun day seen local and exotic wildlife. Very educational for everyone. Our favorite was the feeding time. It's just awesome to see such majestic animals few feet from you. Love this place and will definitely come back with our family friends ❤️