Zoos

Faces of the Rainforest

★★★★☆ 4.2 (6 reviews)

📍 Providence, RI 02907

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🕐 Hours

Monday	10 AM–3:30 PM
Tuesday	10 AM–3:30 PM
Wednesday	10 AM–3:30 PM
Thursday	10 AM–3:30 PM
Friday	10 AM–3:30 PM
Saturday	10 AM–3:30 PM
Sunday	10 AM–3:30 PM

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About Faces of the Rainforest

Faces of the Rainforest is a zoo in Providence, RI. River otters at the attraction have been observed playing with a giant blue D20 (20-sided die) as an enrichment activity. Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars by 6 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Zoo
Highlights: River otters, rainforest atrium with birds and monkeys, toucans, snakes
Interactive: Keeper talks and interpreter-led experiences
Best For: All ages

💡 Did You Know?

⭐River otters at the attraction have been observed playing with a giant blue D20 (20-sided die) as an enrichment activity
⭐The attraction features a river otter that has a history of escaping its enclosure, which keeper talks specifically address
⭐Special ticketed evening events at the venue result in minimal crowds (2-3 visitor groups), allowing for a more intimate experience with interpreter-led talks
⭐The rainforest atrium houses both tamarin monkeys and toucans alongside river otters, snakes, and fish in a single integrated exhibit space

💬 What Visitors Say

🕐Attend special ticketed evening events for a crowd-free experience with minimal wait times to view animals and interact with interpreters
💡Don't miss the keeper talks where staff share engaging stories about the animals, including entertaining details like which animals escape their enclosures
💡Plan time to watch the river otters, especially during keeper talks—visitors report they are engaging to observe, particularly during interactive moments with enrichment items like toys
💡Bring a camera or smartphone for the rainforest atrium, as the vibrant setting with tropical birds, tamarins, toucans, and river otters provides excellent photo opportunities
💡Take advantage of the interpreter-led educational experiences available throughout the venue to maximize learning about rainforest animals and their behaviors