bearizona wildlife park

这是一个非常好的地方，国外的游客不多，就在Williams小镇边上。很自然，却很有趣！自驾进入公园，狼就在你的车边，熊离你也不远，鸟和你亲密无间，期待再去一次！也希望朋友们更喜欢动物！保护动物健康快乐！

I drove through Bearizona Wildlife Park and it was fascinating! I got to see bears, bison, wolves, big horn sheep, elk up close while driving in my own vehicle. Although they say to keep your windows closed, I did roll them down a few times to get a good photo! Fun or anyone. For one price, you can drive around the park in your vehicle, or take their bus, and also take advantage of the walk-through area of the park. Something to do if you're in Williams, AZ

Looking at so many animals close up in their habitat was fun. My hubby was intent on rolling the windows down, but no one was killed.

We did the drive-thru portion at 4p.m. and the animals were all very active. We had a great time watching a couple of juvenile bears wrestle and the wolves howling. The Birds of Prey show was very entertaining. GREAT customer service everywhere we went.

We truly enjoyed this place! There was an abundance of animals in each animal habitat. We loved watching the bears play and climb trees and the wolves sniff out our RV. You can drive through multiple times if you desire and there's a walking portion with foxes, porcupines and more. Beautiful place and the staff was very friendly.

We stayed on the bus & the guide came on board. She was very knowledgable & bid a great job telling us about each enclosure we were driving through. The bird show at the end was fun with the birds flying very close to your head.

You are able to stay and go through as many times as you want after you pay the entry fee! There is a drive through area as well as a walk through area, and we went through both areas multiple times. It was $44 and some change for my husband and I, we stayed for four hours and saw everything, he absolutely loved it. KEEP IN MIND if you're not from around the area that the park is at 7000 feet and can be pretty chilly! There is a free tour bus that drives through periodically, and the guide will throw treats to the animals to help them get a little more active, which is helpful in the winter when they're a little more lethargic. Make sure you pick up a GPS guide if you're driving through on your own, you tune it to a radio station and you get an audio guide to go along with your drive through. Like I said, you can go through as many times as you want, so try both!The walk through area has several events that they hold at different times, such as otter feeding, a bird-of-prey show, bear chat, and more, so be sure to check the website for times before you go so you can be sure to catch the shows you want. The gift shop is nothing exciting, and there is a small junk food joint on the campus if you need a quick bite.I highly recommend the park to anyone visiting the area!

A fun drive thru adventure. Get up close and personal with Bears, Buffalo, Wolves & more! Guided tour via your radio tells you about the habits of tge wildlife.And when you done, adventure into the Bearizona park where you will see even more Bears, Raccoons & such. A petting zoo for kids of all ages, young & elderly. Pygmy goats, pot belly pigs, ducks, chickens, etc

I had been to Bearizona a couple of years prior and was impressed with the quality of everything. This visit was even better with the addition of more animals and the "GPS" piece of equipment that was given out to accentuate the driving part of the visit. It is a little pricey but you can't get this level of quality on a shoestring.

This was fun. Kids would love it. The elk were looking right in our window and nibbling on the tires. We saw all of the animals as posted in our drive. The petting zoo was fun too. There were also confined critters that were playful and fun to watch.

An amazing drive through animal park on the way to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. You drive slowly through the beautiful tree filled enclosures and the animals come right up to the cars. Beautiful photo ops. KEEP YOUR WINDOWS UP! the animals are really wild not tame. We visited on a rainy cold day and all of the animals were up and moving around, playing, enjoying the beautiful spring day. Several of the animals came right up to the car and licked the rain water from the doors.If you visit the South Rim, you must stop and visit.

It's basically like a safari, but instead of lions and tigers there are bears and wolves. And even so it's great and well worth it! Take your time driving by the animals so you can see them going on their business and where they're hiding. Make sure to go to the after-drive "walking tour", where you can see all animals you might've missed driving, including large and baby black bears. Also fun for adults and older teens, it's not childish. But there's nothing to eat so bring a snack or something.

This was a great experience. We drove through it first but then we took the guided tour. This is an absolute must because you get a lot of information about the animals and the driver knows a little bit about some of the animals personalities. Yes, that's right animals have personalities. We were only there for a few hours but it was a lot of fun and even my technology savvy children enjoyed it. They are expanding and plan to maybe even open a place where you can stay. They have lots and lots of bears which was really neat to see. I highly recommend this place and we will be back I am sure.

This is a great attraction for anyone who like animals, and wants to experience them in the open. You drive through this one in your car, and when you are finished you can park and walk through are area of other animals. You drive through at your own pace.

My partner and I did enjoy this, we think all of the proceeds going to a good cause is good. We were however concerned at the lack of stimulation for the animals.