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Jungle Island

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Jungle Island

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1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami, FL 33132, USA
ClosedOpens Tue 9:30 AM·Paid Admission·$$$

Miami's iconic eco-adventure park with animal encounters, ziplines, and nearly 3,000 species on Watson Island

ZooPaid AdmissionOutdoorDowntown Miami

About Jungle Island

Jungle Island is Miami's premier eco-adventure park, located on Watson Island just across from PortMiami's cruise terminals and minutes from Downtown and South Beach. Home to nearly 3,000 animal, bird, and plant species, the park offers hands-on animal encounters with lemurs, capybaras, sloths, flamingos, and even a liger.

Thrill-seekers can tackle Treetop Trekking's ropes courses and ziplines, while younger visitors explore Treewalk Village, a canopy playground built from giant interconnected treehouses. The park also features shaded trails, a petting zoo, the Guardians of the Jungle wildlife show, and a rotating calendar of seasonal events including Luminosa, Holiday Village, and adventure camps.

General admission starts from around $30 per adult. With paid on-site parking, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and Wi-Fi throughout, Jungle Island is a full-day family destination blending wildlife education with outdoor adventure in the heart of Miami.

Highlights

First-Time Visitor
Instagram-Worthy
Nature Lover
Service Animals Welcome
Paid Parking
Member Discounts
Group Tours Available

Admission & Visit Info

Admission

Paid Admission

$

Price

From $30 per adult; seasonal events (Luminosa, Horrorland) require separate tickets

Duration

2-4 hours

Age

All Ages

Best Season

Oct-Apr

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Experience
8.0
Value for Money
6.0
Facilities
7.0
Crowd Management
6.0
Accessibility
8.0

Best Times

The best time to visit Jungle Island is during Miami's dry season from October through April, when temperatures are more comfortable for exploring the predominantly outdoor park. Weekday mornings shortly after the 9:30 AM opening tend to be the least crowded. School holidays and weekends attract larger family groups. Summer months can be hot and humid, so early arrival and bringing sunscreen is recommended. Seasonal events like Luminosa in November–December draw higher attendance on weekend evenings.

Closed

Mon9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Tue9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Wed9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Thu9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Fri9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sat9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sun9:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Reviews

Generally positive, with families praising the diverse animal encounters and kid-friendly attractions, though some visitors note concerns about value for money and the condition of animal enclosures.

Animal EncountersFamily-FriendlySeasonal Events

The Experience

accessibility

Service Animals WelcomeWheelchair AccessibleAccessible RestroomsStroller-Friendly

parking

Paid ParkingStreet Parking

policies

Member DiscountsPhotography Allowed

access

Group Tours AvailableSelf-Guided Tours

facilities

RestroomsCafe / RestaurantPicnic AreaGift Shop

family

Camp ProgramsKid-FriendlyBirthday Party PackagesEducational ProgramsInteractive ExhibitsPlayground

environment

OutdoorCovered / Shaded Areas

Ticket Types

General AdmissionChildAnnual PassGroup RateFamily PackBehind the Scenes

What Visitors Are Saying

What people love

Animal Encounters: Visitors consistently highlight up-close interactions with lemurs, capybaras, sloths, and flamingos as standout highlights.
Family-Friendly: Reviewers praise the park as excellent for children, citing the petting zoo, playgrounds, and Treewalk Village as crowd favorites.
Seasonal Events: Special events like Luminosa and Holiday Village receive strong praise for atmosphere, photo opportunities, and festive experiences.
Unique Species: The presence of rare and unusual animals like the liger draws significant attention and excitement from guests.
Location: Guests appreciate the convenient location near Downtown Miami, South Beach, and the cruise terminals.

Good to know

Admission Price: Some reviewers feel the general admission price is high relative to the size and scope of the park, especially for larger families.
Animal Enclosures: A recurring concern in reviews is that some animal cages and enclosures appear dated or small.
Parking: Paid parking adds to the overall cost of the visit, which some guests mention as a downside.
Heat Exposure: The predominantly outdoor layout means summer visits can be uncomfortably hot, especially for young children.

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