Great facility with informative tour guides. The focus is on cats, especially tigers, with a few other species. Visitors must walk, which is a bit hilly. The price is a little expensive, but it is a sanctuary. It's obvious that it is expanding and the...More

This is not a Zoo, nor a breeding facility, it is a rescue facility, primarily for tigers, but includes lions and other (non-domestic) cats as well. A visit includes an educational 30 - 40 minute walking tour of the facility, where one can see the...More

We took our Kindergarten class to the refuge and the staff were helpful and friendly. They took the time to answer all their questions and made it fun.

Let me start by saying that I DO NOT like any zoo or SeaWorld. I always walk away sad. NOT HERE The Refute is nicely laid out and the animals well cared for. The kids loved the Tigers and they were all out. We went...More

We ended up splitting into 2 groups, because there were probably 60-70 homeschoolers all told. The tour guide was kind, easy to hear and informative. The animals are really in a place where they receive the best care possible. We learned quite a bit about...More

Many years ago we visited Tiger Creek and really enjoyed it. My brother was in town so I took him out to Tiger Creek. I was amazed at how much it had grown and changed. The guide was so knowledgeable about each animal. It's really...More

We visited on a sunny Sunday in October, a Puma called Tin Cup (because that's how big he was when he was rescued) was playing with huge pumpkin, just as my cat would have played with a bauble! There are regular walking tours, our chap,...More