Great Cats World Park

Kush Zombie

2023-06

Took my daughter and girlfriend to see the cats. It was a really good experience, pretty worth the cost of admission. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. There is a wide variety of cats as well as some other animals. My only complaint was when we bought 58 dollars worth of souvenirs and gave the cashier $60 and he said thank you have a nice day and never offered me change...

Casey Kateley

2023-10

Very clean, well maintained, flat, and great for older people. Wheelchairs were available to use for free. The cats looked good and seemed to enjoy interacting with the handlers. As much as I hate to see these animals in cages, none of them come from the wild. Some are endangered, and none of them can survive in the wild. They are an active breeding facility, and the animal enclosures are clean.

Cathy Portner

2023-10

Loved walking around an environment where you can get close enough to really see each amazing animal in a calm environment. Very informative about each animals habitat. They have tours where they tell you about the animals in the park, friendly staff they have a souvenir shop a small snack bar.

Loretta 253

2024-04

Beautiful place and VERY well kept! Always seen this place passing by but this time we had more time to stop and soo glad we did! all the cats were out and all well fed and happy.You can see them up close, better than zoos! Staff was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Peacocks were beautiful as well. 100% recommend to stop here if your in the area, I know I will :)

Boots

2023-07

Honestly one of the best "zoo" experiences I have had. With any private zoo or safari, I always have my reservations, however Great Cats was excellent. We arrived at opening and joined the tour. At each stop they explained in depth about the cat and fed them a little breakfast. The up close interaction by the keeper with the animal really allowed us to see them move and interact. The keeper was very knowledgeable and answered all questions they kids and adults had. The 1.5 hour experience was outstanding. On top of this, the park is a participant in breeding programs and rescue. Highly recommended for anyone who loves cats of all types.

Becky C

2023-08

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Donica Wilson

2023-08

Wonderful. Employees are well trained so that you get accurate interesting information and too read each animal to ensure a positive experience for everyone while still looking out for the welfare of the animals they're helping. They are committed to keeping everyone safe and entertained.

Sulea Shelton

2024-04

The people seemed very nice and the cats seemed well cared for. The cats were not in very large enclosures for the size of them but they weren't super small either. Clean establishment. Their lion is absolutely adorable and legit you can see in his eyes he wants to play so bad

Johnny T

2023-08

Amazing to see these animals so close. The tigers didn’t care for me much and I would have been eaten at least three times of the fence wasn’t there. According to the guides, they don’t like men, tall men, bald men, men with facial hair, etc. I check all of those boxes. They explained it’s a dominant thing. You can tell the employees have a real love for the cats and the facility was very clean and the animals were well fed. A Carol Baskin look alike, dressed in 5 different cat prints, was in the tour and the leopard wanted to eat her. All in all it was a great time for me and my daughter. I’ve never been so close to such massive cats. Literally two feet away.

Mitchell Fletcher

2024-04

I had asked if the they offered a military or senior discount and was responded by the owner with "Everyone want's a discount" and "there I took a dollar off". I was so embarrassed in front of all in line and offended that asking he considered that I was a cheap scape or trying to swindle him out of something. A simple no would have sufficed and is fully understandable. If he had a donation box, I would have made a donation for the welfare of his cats. The park was interesting and I am sure it takes a bit of income to run.

Daphney Stanford

2023-05

A great deal! It was 18$ and the park itself isn’t very large (~.25 mile loop). We were able to get extremely close to the cats and you have the option to join the guided tour where the staff member feeds and talks about the different cats. I would recommend hopping on the guided tour which may take about 1.5 hours total, but this was you’ll see the cats that would be sleeping otherwise.The also had some cute otters!

Suzette Baker

2024-03

The cats are great. The employees were great and helpful.

Liz Cappello

2023-05

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Pete Stofiel

2022-05

We loved our visit to this park today. The guided tour is so extremely informative and professionally presented. All the cats came out for a visit and you can see that they all have comfortable accommodations and are well cared for. All the staff showed a genuine love and appreciation for the cats. This was so much better than a zoo or a drive-through park. It is well worth the time and money!

Robert sharp

2024-04

We traveled from British Columbia Canada to see this amazing place the manager definitely made the experience a positive one the wealth of information that was given was outstanding. I definitely learned some new things about our bigger feline friends and was very impressed with how the place was kept all animals had plenty of space to do what they liked and were never forced to come close or do their cute tricks when we come back to town I'll definitely like to visit again I highly recommend a visit if you've never visited and make sure to get a guided tour as it makes all the difference!

Kari Stout

2023-07

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Michael Smith

2024-04

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Stacey Newcomer

2021-05

Beautiful animals! Lots of info on each species. The enclosures were clean and everyone looked well taken care of. I really enjoyed getting up close and interacting with the cats. The porcupines were the cutest! The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. Loved our visit!

Jo Creyf

2022-05

Great place to visit if you like watching big and small cats (small in size... but they'll still eat your face if you get too close).They have constant tours going that lead visitors through the park to show all animals and give lots of details. I've learned a lot!The tour guide carries a pouch with pieces of meat to get the attention of each animal and to get them closer to the public to show themselves in full glory. Wonderful, majestic animals, all in their own right!After the tour, you can walk around freely to revisit the animals or join the next group to do it all over again.This place is good for 2 to 4 hours of exploring.

Makayla Smith

2022-05

Staff were very nice, entertaining and very educated while telling us about their cats. The admission price was very reasonable for what we got to see. Us adults enjoyed it so I know kids definitely would. I would recommend checking this place out if you have a chance!

Marlene W

2023-05

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jennifer gleason

2022-05

Was fantastic to see all the amazing wildlife they have here at Great Cats World Park. Spoke with many of the workers there and it was really nice to speak to people who knew what they were talking about. The workers here have been with many of the animals since birth, they know a lot about the animal plus so much about that one animal. My mother asked how they got funding for the park and to feed animals. We were told it is basically just from the people that come in. So, absolutely in my recommendation to check out Great Cats World Park. I know, it sucks to see animals in cages. But just know, we checked into it. 😁 The animals are well taken care of. 👍

B (Olbad)

2023-11

Pretty awesome little spot, not too pricey at fifteen dollars a person. A good variety of big cats to see including several kinds of jaguar and two tigers. They mostly lay around -they're cats after all- but they get energetic during feeding time. There are parts of the park you can only see on a tour so if you have an hour and a half I would recommend taking it.

Tonia Chaffee

2024-01

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Kelli Kamehaiku

2022-05

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Lei Fesaitu

2022-05

We came by this place on accident. Saw the signs off the freeway while we were on our way to Ashland. So, we stopped over and took the tour. It's an awesome place to visit and learn about the endangered cats living here. Particularly how human behavior affects these cats habitats and species. Sadly, there is a white tiger and a Amur leopard here that are the very last of their kind in the world (less than 200 globally) for each cat. The Amur leopard will be extinct in our lifetime and possibly the bengal tiger. The white tiger we saw was so beautiful and cross eyed at times. This is due to the gene that causes their white coat. Take the informative tour to learn more!

Kenneth Corley

2023-09

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Ed Cotton

2018-05

Really cool place, especially if you love the big cats. A little expensive for a family. I guess feeding them all that meet is expensive. Nice experience. Great education on the needs of big cats in the wild. It's a shame they have been hunted to extinction.

Vicki Hale

2020-05

A very cool place, except for the fact that I called before going & asked about the yours, & was told they go all day & that we should be there an hour & a half before closing because that's how long the tours last. We got there at 1230pm long before closing, when we went in to pay, I again asked about the your, & this time was told, "Oh well we arnt doing tours today because there isn't enough people", I said that's not what I was told An hour ago when I called, she said "well we only do tours when there's enough people"! I feel if that's how it is, when people call in & ask about the tours they should be told just that, not lead to believe that there are tours going on all day & that they will get to go on one! That's why we went because of the tours! It is A very nice place!

Brittny Wisan

2019-05

My absolute hands down favorite place to visit when in Southern Oregon! Its $15/person and you can do either a guided tour or just walk around yourself. I definitely recommend doing the guided tour because they feed each cat and it's far more entertaining since cats are typically shy & hide in the back if they aren't getting food treats.