About Bearizona Wildlife Park

Wildlife exhibits seen by car. Wildlife park offering a drive-thru experience starring wolves, bears, bison, mountain goats & more.

💬 What Parents Say

🕐Visit early in the morning (arrive 10+ minutes before opening) to experience the drive-through portion with fewer crowds and more comfortable animal viewing from your vehicle
💡You can drive through the wildlife areas multiple times during your visit to see different animals each time, so plan 2-3 hours to maximize your experience
💡Children 3 years and under are free and can sit on your lap, making it very family-budget-friendly for young children
💡Book a VIP tour (approximately 90 minutes) for backstage access and the unique experience of watching a wolf training session, which provides deeper educational insights
💡Keep car windows partially closed when driving through—animals, especially deer, may put their heads near windows, which can startle passengers

Name: Bearizona Wildlife Park
Address: 1500 E Rte 66, Williams, AZ 86046, Williams, AZ, US
Telephone: (928) 635-2289
Rating: 4.7

★★★★☆ 4.7 (14982 reviews)

📍 1500 E Rte 66, Williams, AZ 86046

Type

Zoo

Experience

Drive-thru safari (3+ miles) plus 20-acre walk-thru area

Best For

All ages

Size

160 acres with North American wildlife

Special Features

VIP backstage tours, animal encounters, wolf training sessions

Good to Know

✓Over 50% of the animals at Bearizona are rescues, demonstrating a significant commitment to animal rehabilitation and sanctuary work
✓The drive-thru experience spans 3 miles through Ponderosa Pine Forest, allowing visitors to see animals in natural habitats and return multiple times to encounter different animals
✓Fort Bearizona walk-thru area covers 20 acres and features over 15 distinct animal species including black bears, grizzly bears, jaguars, white bison, wolves, elk, bobcats, red foxes, beavers, porcupines, and otters
✓The VIP Experience includes a 90-minute Wild Ride bus tour with guided safari and wolf training session viewing, priced starting at $75 per person (separate from park admission)
✓Bearizona features an on-site cave-themed restaurant where visitors can dine while viewing the park, combining dining and wildlife observation

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