This is a large animal refuge that is so strong that they take in animals from places that are less…read morestrong. A lot of care and concern for the animals. The most common animal is tigers. Also lions, servals, bobcats, and bears. There are guided tram tours starting at the top of each hour. Since we arrived at 9:15, we walked the grounds first (took about 40 minutes) - saw what we could with interpretive signs throughout. Then we took the guided tram tour (55 minutes) and learned the history, the care, and saw 2x the number of animals from when walking. Very clean. People take pride in their work. There is a gift shop and restrooms. All told we spent just over 2 hours there.

Amazing to see the rescued animals relaxing living out a spectacular life! Hearing the carroll to…read moreeach other was something I've never heard. Majestic!!! The guides are knowledgeable about each animal, grounds are well kept and gift shop has lots to offer. We took the tram ride which provided a great view of the property and animals. Definitely a must! I'd go again when in Eureka Springs!