Spring camp in Jungle Idland - My child had an **amazing experience** at **Jungle Island** Spring Break Camp! The animal interactions were the absolute highlight — petting goats and rabbits, meeting the sloth, feeding the giant Seychelles tortoises, and chatting with the talking parrots made it unforgettable. Our group had 10 children aged 7 to 11, and some families even traveled from other cities just for this camp! We loved the outdoor activities in the perfect spring weather — not too hot and no rain at all. In case of rain, they had indoor classroom options ready, which is super convenient and something not every outdoor camp offers. The parking for campers was free, very close, and incredibly easy. We also got a 50% early-bird discount, so the whole week (9 AM to 3 PM) came out to less than $300 — much cheaper than paying for each activity separately. Every day included lunch, a book about each animal, and as a special gift they gave us a cool t-shirt! The snacks were delicious, the crafts were creative and fun, and the staff was so kind, patient, and engaging. A huge thank you to Miss Rebecca and Miss Anna — you made the week extra special! Highly recommend!

Nice animal for a short visit with the kids - A nice experience, including feeding the flamingoes and goats. We spent about an hour here. There were some nice interactive engagements which you could pay extra for.

Whole family fun - Very solid outing with the whole family. We didn't pay for any of the extras (animal encounters), but the park still had plenty of interesting things to see that entertained the whole family for a few hours. The coolest animals were the gibbons, parrots, lemurs, capybaras, and emus. Plus there was a free show where we learned about other animals and got to see some more. And on top of that, playgrounds for the kids that they loved (including a treetop/rope-bridge playground).

Parrots! - I went here growing up several times when it was still Parrot Jungle. I'm not in Miami as often these days but I have gone here a few times in the past few years. Price seems a little high for the birds and animals they do have. We did see a show with a few animals and birds.

Jungle Island-Go to Zoo Instead - We took a famiky trip to Jungle Island. For the price like others have said-definitely not worth the money. Better to go to the zoo. Many exhibits were closed.. The flamingos were in water that smelled like sewage. IMHO-there is no excuse for not having a cleaner pond thru filtering-aeration- • “Beneficial bacteria for ponds” • “Sludge remover” • “bird-safe pond bacteria” The animals were in small cages and many without water. We were there early in the morning so those animals should have had food and water. The poor giant tortoise had his head in his bowl looking for food or water. There was a small cement pond for the turtles--no water in bowls at all. At the gift shop-Water to drink for humans cost between 4-10 dollars per bottle. All extra activities were too expensive on a fixed budget to buy and many of the petting activities were closed. The playground and tree houses were nice but many Miami parks have equipment just as nice. The Jungle show was well done. Overall I-sadly-would not take my family back, Go to the museums and zoo-parks in the Miami system .

Jungle Island was an Expensive Experience - I had always wanted to come to Miami and as a grandmother take my 3 grandchildren to Jungle Island. For the price like others have said-definitely not worth the money. Better to go to the zoo. Many exhibits were closed.. Those poor flamingos were in stinking water that there is no excuse for-filtering-aeration- • “Beneficial bacteria for ponds” • “Sludge remover” • “bird-safe pond bacteria” The animals were in small cages and many without water. We were there early in the morning so those poor animals should have had food and water. The poor giant tortoise had his head in his bowl looking for food or water. There was a small cement pond for them--no water in bowls at all. Human Water cost between 4-10 dollars per bottle. All extra activities were too expensive on a fixed budget to buy and many of the petting activities were closed. The playground and tree houses were nice but many Miami parks have equipment just as nice. The Jungle show was well done. Overall I-sadly-would not take my family back, Go to the museums and zoo-parks in the Miami system instead.

Not recommended - In our stay in miami we went, because we gave my son the 30' with a capibara, which with what they cost could already be an exclusive visit but no, it is with 3 other people. In the park there are only parrots, rabbits, goats and flaingos. Don't spend money on animal feed because it's only for flamingos. Don't waste your time!

Horrible 0-10 - I will NEVER go here again here is my takeaway! -price is so high for amount of entertainment you get to see. They had some weird circus in town which just displayed a bunch of women flashing their privates thru splits and other acts. The whole place looks absolutely run down. The cages for the animals were super small and look very much unkept, I felt so bad for the animals. Many of them were in distress and had no water and rotten food in their cages and half eaten cardboard boxes with rotten food. The emus were pecking at their enclosure to get out. Once again most animals had no water to drink. The cages smelled god awakful and you can tell nobody has cleaned them. I lost my breath at the smell of the flamingo lake, it was so bad! I was gagging trying to get away.This place needs to be inspected and shut down for animal cruelty in my opinion. Everything was super expensive, they charged extra for every single activity. Save your money and go to a different place. I will be reporting this place!

Animal abuse - Horrible, the hungry and dirty animals a total abandonment. Close that place is animal abuse. Old and unrenovated facilities. Very expensive for that terrifying place close now

Don't walk, run from this tourist trap! - I am from Miami and never been there since it was moved to the current location. So we didn't have to pay the $30.00 just to get in. Everything is basically additional from the petting zoo all the way through. The animal are in a very depleted and sad environment, many Cages were empty, it was filthy, smelled, and all very sad to see these poor animals treated so poorly in such a great city as Miami. Two small Power Aids were just under $16.00, I told them to keep them. Couldn't get out of there fast enough. I kept hoping the next path leading to animals would be better as I was trying to stay positive. They should not even be operating, total rip off, go anywhere bit here. Just being truthful so people aren't wasting their time and hard earned cash!