Kid's Tours
If any of the children in your group are under the age of ten, this is the only tour available for your group. Regular Kid's Tour times are listed below. Check HERE for special camps.
| Complete guided tour where children of all ages, and their parents can get up-close and learn about exotic cats and other animals. | |
| Tour Time is 9:00 a.m. Saturday. | |
| Geared toward children under 10 years old. | |
| Privately guided small tour groups. | |
| $15.00 per kids under 10 and $25.00 for 10 yrs and older | |
| Tour is one hour long & children are expected to behave. |
In
addition to the tours listed above we often
have special tours and events. Click HERE for
more exciting ways to meet the big cats.
In Florida, weather is always an issue. In the summer it rains frequently, but often only for a few minutes. If you have paid for a tour and get rained out during your tour, we will give you a free pass to come back. Because the cats are spooked by umbrellas, they are not allowed but you should bring a rain coat or poncho if it looks like rain. Tours will be canceled during lightening storms. Paths are frequently muddy so closed toed, old, comfortable shoes are recommended. You may bring your own cold drinks or buy ours but either way, be prepared for the heat. Ask for the free us of a golf cart if an hour and a half outside isn't something you think you can do.
You are welcome to take photos and video on the tour, but leave the tripods at home, or schedule a photo tour. We ask everyone on the tour to stay together, no smoking, no cell phones and respect the tour guides warnings so that you have the best possible experience.
If
you are traveling with pets, you cannot bring them onto the property. Florida
law (and common sense) prohibit
you from leaving them in your car, even with the A/C running.
For more information call
Educational Director,
Beth Kamhi
cell (813) 323-3265
office (813) 920-4130
fax 920-5924
e-mail Kids@BigCatRescue.org
For info on school and civic group field trips and out- reach presentations see our page called Education."It's one thing to go to Busch Gardens, it's another to stand three feet from a tiger!" says Cameron Baskin about Big Cat Rescue.
Children must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian and must behave respectfully toward the animals and others in the group. This is not a zoo where children will be allowed to scream and run wild, but a sanctuary where the animal's needs always come first.






