Discovery Wildlife Park & Campground - Innisfail

Name: Discovery Wildlife Park & Campground - Innisfail
Address: 5400 42 Ave, Innisfail, AB T4G 1P9, Canada, G, 4, Canada

4.4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Discovery Wildlife Park and Campground - Innisfail, Alberta - Discoverywildlifepark.com

Visit Discovery Wildlife Park and Campground in Innisfail Alberta and experience our 90 acre park, with 30 species of orphaned animals.

Discovery Wildlife Park and Campground - Innisfail, Alberta - Discoverywildlifepark.com

Well trained considerate and dedicated staff make this educational and a lot of fun. A must see for children. Great variety of wildlife. A hidden gem you must explore.

Contact Discovery Wildlife Park & Campground

Address :	5400 42 Ave, Innisfail, AB T4G 1P9, Canada
Phone :	📞 +7
Postal code :	4
Website :	http://www.discoverywildlifepark.com/
Categories :	Campground , Cabin rental agency , Camping cabin , Wildlife refuge , Wildlife rescue service , Zoo ,
City :	G

5400 42 Ave, Innisfail, AB T4G 1P9, Canada

Best Zoo in Canada

J	Jenn Lange on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Price is too high for what is availible. Pathways don't allow a smooth transition from space to space, some just end. A nice small selection of animals, enclosures don't have much entertainment for the animals. The kids enjoyed it but I wouldn't go again, for my family it costed just over half of what the Calgaary zoo costed for the day with limited things to see.
D	Damian on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Took family here for a Sunday the weather was not the greatest but it was nice and clean all staff were very nice and awesome to get close to some wild animals. Everyone had fun spent approximately 2 hrs there.
W	Wanda In Calgary on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place was disappointing. Most of the animals were too far away to even see. If you’re wanting to enjoy being outside; in my opinion, going to a regular park that charge 20.00 would be better. Keep in mind that, the pictures posted were taken by putting my phone through the fence and zooming in.
R	Roberto Henry Herrera on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This was our second visit and we came back with more friends! We love this Park and the shows. You can feel that the trainers really love their jobs and the animals. Great place for practicing photography.
S	Steven Kim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Visited with 3 yr child and it was a great time. Almost all animals were not camera shy, active and engaging (approached to spectators). Area is Not too big, walking through the entire place took about an hour+. Priced fairly. Friendly staffs with optional tours (but not ready to walk the cub/wolf yet). Its is worth 15 min drive from the Reddeer. Will return next year for sure.
R	Raven Keyes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Had a great time :)) Beautiful park like setting, quite a mix of animals. The fact that they are rescue animals gave me great pleasure to support this facility. We had our picture taken with two of the bears. Yes you have to pay for these things but that is how they keep it going. We also purchased some carved antler horn pendants which will help build their monkey exhibit. If you are looking for a large zoo experience this is not a place for you. That being said, the bear and lion show were fun and informative. There is also a wolf walk which we arrived to late for :(. Some animals like camel, ostrich and deer came right up to fence and you could pat them. Bring change as they have feeding bin stations for the animals. If you want to support a truly wonderful cause and have some fun!!! I believe everyone should go their. I know they can count on donations from my family.
L	Lis Marie on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A cute little zoo! There's a decent amount of animals and some nice trails that lead you around the park! It was so fun looking out for the animals! The staff are all really friendly and there's a huge parking lot and it's quite easy to find. A nice hidden gem!
R	Robyn Scobey on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We went May long weekend and stayed in one of the cabins, spent the day in the park, plus getting the extras. Amazing time, staff were supper friendly and helpful anytime we had a question. Love the animals and getting up close without walking on pavement or being elbow to elbow with others. Cabins are small but very comfortable and cool. The do not have water but does have power. Outhouse was crazily clean, never smelt and always stocked. We never did make it over to the shower house. Very cool to listen to the lions, tigers and other animals in the evening. If you listen to their instructions and read the safety signs you will have no issues with them getting upset - please don’t take pictures at certain times of the bear show, don’t poke the animals, don’t climb on the fences, stay back when we feed the lions, don’t drive the golf carts on the grass….