Wildhaven

Jan 8th, 2023

Sep 4th, 2022

Inspirational sanctuary and a good example of people truly loving animals BUT was a highly disorganized $50.00 tour. It was fun to listen to the lady who is the bear caretaker, she knows what she is doing. And it was great to see eagles close up... but I will send a donation and watch a documentary next time.
Jul 2nd, 2022

I recently visited Wildhaven Ranch in Glen, CA and was blown away by my experience. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm hospitality and a true appreciation for nature and wildlife. The guided tours were informative and enjoyable, offering a unique perspective on the diverse array of animals residing at the ranch. I was especially impressed with the knowledgeable and passionate staff who were eager to share their love and knowledge of the animals with visitors.The ranch itself is beautifully maintained, with pristine facilities and well-kept animal habitats. The animals are well cared for and seem happy in their environment, making it a joy to observe them up close. The highlight of my visit was getting to interact with the animals, from feeding the friendly goats to holding the gentle owls.I highly recommend Wildhaven Ranch to anyone looking for an educational and unforgettable outdoor experience. Whether you're an animal lover or just looking for a peaceful escape from the city, this ranch is a must-visit. The memories and knowledge I gained from my visit will stay with me for a long time to come.
Feb 2nd, 2023

Very unexciting. My husband and I stayed in Big Bear for a weekend and on a whim thought it would be cool to visit the animals. The funny thing is they don't require masks but tell you to wear one around certain animals. I've been wearing my masks constantly but it's hilarious to know that's it's more important to wear them around the animals versus the humans , very strange. A lot of the cages were empty even the reptile room indoors was empty, felt like a rip off even though the cost was minimal. I am not even sure if a child would enjoy this, you can finish the whole walk though in less than 15 minutes. I know it's a wildlife sanctuary versus a zoo but still thought there would be somebody here to educate us, but nope nothing. Please save your money and go somewhere else. This place needs a revamp, or an investor, or they should just make it a non-profit so people can visit for free. The one good thing is that there was ample parking available
Aug 2nd, 2022