Salmonier Nature Park

It was a really nice place to hike and watch some animals, some are hard to spot. Plenty of greenery. Make sure to bring water/snacks as its around an hour long hike.

Beautiful, peaceful and just long enough.The employees at the info hut need to be kinder though. One yelled at my child for touching the “ice” on the salmon statue. It doesn’t kill one to be kind. There are nicer ways to tell a child not to touch something, other than yelling.

Oh this was amazing. So I decided to drive there one afternoon after spending some time at bowring park. It was around 3pm and we dint have much to do. I've always wanted to take the kids hereWe got there and it started drizzling. We checked in and started our tour. The rain poured in us heavily, as we walked through, and we couldn't go back, since it was a one way haha.The kids and I kept going in the rain. My son actually loved it, even though I was worried he might have been upset.. but no, we soldiered on in the rain that was on and off, till the end.We saw some animals as wellSo it's;Free, though you can make a donationBeautifulWell maintainedStroller/wheelchair friendly throughout the whole trail.About 30-45 mins walk .. could be more or less, depending on your speed.Totally highly recommended

Great place to spend an hour or two and see some beautiful scenery and some local wildlife. Not all the animals are viewable all the time, but multiple trips should help see them all eventually. They are animals and they do tend to hide from humans. Enjoy the easy stroll through the park and you might be surprised at what you see. Admittance is free, however donations are accepted in the interpretation center.

An amazing place. A friend was kind enough to show us this gem. A bit of a trek from downtown St.John’s but it was definitely worth the drive. Very scenic on the way in. This place was very well maintained and much to my astonishment no admission fee was charged.Had some difficulty finding some of the animals yet the walk was tranquil and the areas up keep was amazing.

We went probably early in the year (early June) when they're maybe still getting the park summer ready and at a bad time of day to see the animals (probably sleeping, which obviously the park cannot control nor should), but some enclosures were definitely empty. Some of the animals have a clear story as to why they're being taken care of at the park but some don't and it would maybe be nice to know more about the animals.As I don't want to write a wholly negative review (the lack of animals was disappointing), I will tell you the positives. There were a lot of birds, Canada jays, fox sparrows, black and white warblers, magnolia warblers, blackpoll warblers. There were also what I believe to be snowshoe hare just around the grounds. We only briefly went into the sort of visitors centre, but it looks like it's educational and probably a good time for kids. The walk along the boardwalk itself is nice. It's not super long, the boardwalk makes it easier and the scenery is fairly nice.

Really nice place for all the people who love to walking And seeing wild animals.Nice staff will help you lotsFor covid, I recommend bring own bottle to fill waterBig parking spot.

Good place for a peaceful walk and bonusYou get to see some animals(depending on the time of day Ofcourse some might be sleeping ) took us about an hour to walk around.