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    Butterfly Jungle

    3.5 (6 reviews)

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    Nice butterfly's to fly with spent a whole day smoking some fire and flew with them flys we even spoke about long term goals

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    San Diego Zoo Safari Park - I love her

    San Diego Zoo Safari Park

    4.2(3k reviews)
    0.0 mi

    We came here in the month of Feb. because it is free for seniors. I haven't been here in 40 years…read more It was so much fun seeing the animals and thank goodness for the use of scooters. Make a note: you must get there EARLY if you need a scooter. They go fast and there is paperwork. I do wish you had to provide a handicap sticker, like from your car, to prove you need to use it. This way those that really need them could use them. I do believe you can bring your own in if you have one. If you have never been here, you have to do it at least once. The restaurants are not bad and I would suggest researching them before you get here because they are all different and all over the park. We went two that were very good for the price we paid. We got to see a white kangaroo and the only Platypus in the USA. His habitat is dark, so it is difficult to see him and he swims fast. What a fun day we had. Be aware, if you really enjoy the animals you will be there all day. Enjoy!

    I have mixed feelings about zoos. I don't love animals being held in captivity, but I also…read moreacknowledge the benefits of introducing people to wild animals and encouraging them to support conservation. The Safari Park is a fun way to see a variety of animals which most of us will never have the chance to see in their native habitats. There is a lot to see and do, for people of all ages. I went with a group of adults and we all had a good time. The "balloon" ride is a great way to see a birds eye view of the park, and I also recommend taking the tram tour.

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    San Diego Zoo Safari Park - One of the many shaded gift shops with bathrooms throughout the zoo. This one was near the Australian section of the zoo.

    One of the many shaded gift shops with bathrooms throughout the zoo. This one was near the Australian section of the zoo.

    San Diego Zoo Safari Park - ENTRANCE to, Tiger Park.

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    ENTRANCE to, Tiger Park.

    Wild Wonders - Great learning experience

    Wild Wonders

    4.8(121 reviews)
    18.8 mi

    We celebrated our daughters 9th birthday with family and friends at Wild Wonders and it was such an…read moreenjoyable experience. The animals were well cared for, the staff were kind, knowledgeable and professional, and the interaction with their animals was a memorable experience. It was a lot of fun too. We ended our party with a picnic at Wild Wonders and the area provided was clean, spacious, shaded and overlooking a nice view. Couldn't have asked for a better birthday for our daughter.

    A beautiful wildlife preservation site where you can enjoy animal encounters with exotic animals!…read more - PARKING - We parked on the hill past the entrance of the business, and walked down. Pretty steep but it's a short walk. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - Book your visit online! There are group rates and additional attendee rates, so just make sure you have the right count of people! Staff was very friendly from start to finish, and I loved seeing the enthusiasm shine through their work. It's not a huge site, so not a ton of walking involved, but there are some steps if you're worried about accessibility. Make sure to wear closed toed shoes! - EXPERIENCE - We booked a Wallaby encounter, and initially I thought it was only going to be a single animal experience but I was pleasantly surprised we were taken on a tour around the area! We did get to feed and pet the Wallaby, but we also walked to see all the different animals in captivity. They also brought out some animals for us to pet and see up close! - OVERALL - A wonderful wildlife preservation site, and amazing staff to take care of them all!

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    Wild Wonders - Sabi, the Serval cat.

    Sabi, the Serval cat.

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    EcoVivarium - Small turtle

    EcoVivarium

    4.7(150 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    What an incredible experience! It was so amazing to see so many reptiles and be able to actually…read morehold them and interact with them in their habitats. We wouldn't have had such an amazing time without our amazing tour guide. Rachel did such a great job teaching our kids the right ways to interact with the animals and you can tell that she really loves what she does. She was really patient with our kids and made this an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend! *full warning, the outside of the building looks a little sketchy at first because it's an old building, but don't let that deter you*

    Would you like to learn about incredible reptiles up close and support a good cause? The…read moreEcoVivarium is the perfect place! For $25 you can get a behind the scenes tour that introduces you to a variety of turtles, snakes, and lizards that call the EcoVivarium home. They also have birthday party visits, host events, and as I learned from my friend Trish, can help teachers get set up with a reptile in the classroom. My first conversation with Susan at the EcoVivarium was heartfelt, as I was calling to see if they might be interested in the donation of our decommissioned aquarium. The setup was only four years old and housed our previous beloved 26 year old fish named Puff that had recently passed away. Susan was kind, expressed her condolences and shared that they would appreciate our donation. Chun P and I met Rachel and Donald on a Sunday and after we brought our items in from the car were treated to meeting some terrific reptiles. Many of the inhabitants at the EcoVivarium have sad stories, some had suffered abuse, some were abandoned, and others were victims of trafficking that were confiscated and brought in by the department of fish and game. Susan has created a safe space and her staff and volunteers give their all to make sure they live a better life. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon and supporting this worthy endeavor!

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