See LIVE grizzlies and wolves at this AZA Accredited, Not-for-Profit Wildlife Park and Educational Facility. Activities include: Keeper Kid's (hide food for the bears), live Bird-of-Prey Exhibits, view wolves …
See LIVE grizzlies and wolves at this AZA Accredited, Not-for-Profit Wildlife Park and Educational Facility. Activities include: Keeper Kid's (hide food for the bears), live Bird-of-Prey Exhibits, view wolves from the Naturalist Cabin, Wolf Enrichment, Safety in Bear Country Programs, Yellowstone Park Ranger Talks, a World-Class Bear museum, intriguing films and presentations. Come explore the RIVER OTTER exhibit Banks of the Yellowstone. Open 365 days (GWDC bears DO NOT hibernate). Admission is good for two consecutive days. One block from Yellowstone National Park.
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Sep 29, 2024
A nice attraction just outside the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Lots of planned activities during the day. Informative signage provided regarding the various rescued animals there. The… Full review by David H
Sep 28, 2024
For our group it was the last stop after several days of adventure. Seeing the grizzly bears rambling in their enclosure was interesting but we had already visited the Grizzly Encounter in Bozeman. T… Full review by lisamcott
Sep 26, 2024
I love this place. Was here in 2019 and came back on this trip. Its very informative and the bears and otters are so much fun to watch Full review by Donna L
As Terry N explained, groups of bears are brought out at various times and fed. Other animals may vary, but the Center does post all the information and entry provides 2 days of …
As Terry N explained, groups of bears are brought out at various times and fed. Other animals may vary, but the Center does post all the information and entry provides 2 days of admission so you can come back if you miss a feeding time.
we where there in the off season. some of the attractions where closed simply because it was to cold . But we spent about an hour and a half to two hours here. From our experience …
we where there in the off season. some of the attractions where closed simply because it was to cold . But we spent about an hour and a half to two hours here. From our experience however bring your own food if you can. ( or eat at mcdonalds) Every place we looked at to eat was through the roof expensive. on average it was 15 per adult and average 10 per kid to eat. That stuck with me most because I have a family of 7. But the bear park was worth it.
You can't feed the bears. The keepers hide food in the bears enclosure before the bears are allowed in. Once the food is hidden, the keepers exit the enclosure. You then watch …
You can't feed the bears. The keepers hide food in the bears enclosure before the bears are allowed in. Once the food is hidden, the keepers exit the enclosure. You then watch the bears as they enter the enclosure, interact with each other and search for the food. There is no human interaction with the bears while they are in the enclosure. You are at a distance from them but have great views of the entire enclosure and the bears.
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