Project Survival "Cat Haven"

💬 What Visitors Say

• 🕐Book guided tours strategically: tours run all day except 2:00-2:30 pm, and the last tour departs 1 hour before closing. Plan your visit to catch a tour with an engaged guide, as guide quality significantly impacts the experience based on visitor feedback.
• 💬Wear comfortable walking shoes for the quarter-mile decomposed granite trail, and plan for 1.5 hours. In summer, bring water, hat, and sunscreen; in winter, dress in layers. Tours are guided-only with strict rules (no cat calling, stay with group, no fence contact), so be prepared for a structured experience.
• 💡Enhance the educational experience by arriving early for school group visits or organized programs. Field trips include interactive skull identification activities and informative tours where most cats are typically active and awake, providing better learning outcomes.
• 💡If you have mobility challenges, call ahead to arrange golf cart transportation or inquire about indoor educational programs as alternatives to walking the terrain. Special accommodations are available upon advance notice.
• 💡Plan visits for days other than Tuesdays (closed year-round) and Wednesdays (October-April). School field trips and organized groups appear to have excellent experiences, so consider timing your visit accordingly or booking a group tour for more engaging guide interactions.