4/5 Lisa P. 1 year ago on Google • 51 reviews
There
is
no
access
to
the
building
by
car.
There
is
a
designated
lot
for
free
parking
where
a
shuttle
will
pick
you
up.
This
place
is
pretty
small,
but
my
kids
love
animals
of
all
kinds
so
we
spent
three
hours
here
and
used
our
GoCity
pass
to
pay
for
admission.
You
start
by
going
into
a
small
building
that
has
various
water
creatures
and
a
lizard.
This
building
has
bathrooms
and
a
gift
shop.
They
had
a
little
area
to
touch
some
live
creatures
in
the
water
as
well,
in
this
building.
If
you
walk
out
the
back
doors
and
go
off
to
the
left,
there's
another
touch
pool
where
they
have
rays
and
small
sharks
to
touch.
The
water
is
deep
enough
that
you
can
reach
anything
if
the
creatures
stay
on
the
bottom,
which
they
did.
We
did
return
after
we
explored
more
and
everyone
was
able
to
touch
something.
Also
in
this
area
is
a
larger
pool
where
you
can
see
an
injured
sea
turtle
and
a
huge
ray.
Outside
this
area
is
a
covered
shelter
with
picnic
tables.
Past
that
is
a
trail
with
different
enclosures
containing
falcons,
turkey
vulture,
eagles
and
some
other
birds.
They
had
an
eagle
feeding
while
we
were
there.
They
just
put
some
dead
mice
in
and
did
a
little
talk.
The
bald
eagle
just
threw
the
food
off
the
area
it
was
on.
My
kids
saw
a
wild
lizard
on
the
ground
in
this
area,
which
was
a
highlight
of
our
visit
since
they
haven't
seen
a
wild
lizard
before.
Another
area
had
areas
where
they
do
composting
and
signs
up
about
different
composting
methods.
Out
in
front
of
the
sanctuary
there
are
walking
paths
where
we
saw
more
lizards
and
walked
out
toward
the
bay.
The
path
ends
before
you
get
to
the
water.
There
were
benches
to
rest
on,
out
there.
After
walking
the
paths,
we
headed
back
to
the
building
and
just
out
front
they
have
a
baby
sea
turtle
and
they
did
a
feeding
along
with
a
talk.
We
visited
the
gift
shop
last
and
were
able
to
ride
the
shuttle
back
pretty
quickly.
Overall,
we
enjoyed
our
visit.