Bioparc de la Gaspésie

Nicely made. Staff very friendly , helpful and knowledgeable. Very happy to answer anyone's questions (even though it's 100 times the same ones im sure). If you see something that you wonder about (why the animal seem to have fur missing? Why is the cage do small? Why does she seem to turn in circle?) don't make your own conclusion and ask their staff they really seem to put a lot of thoughts on the animal wellbeing and will have an explanation (for example : the owl has a small cage but she has a missing wing and can only walk so there is no point giving here 50feet high of flying space is it!) Also they will be happy to tell you the animals are born in captivity and that they do have programs for rescue /orphan to try to prepare them for nature release but it just doesn't always work.

This was a great activity. The visit is definitely worth the admission, the animals are nearby, humanely treated, and engaging. We watched artic foxes play, a bull moose walked straight up to us, a cougar played around in the grass a few meters in front of us, and a turkey kept displaying his feathers. The site is clean, the walk is just long enough, and the signage is informative and clear. Great spot!

Was really nice lots of animals to see very nice set up. And the seals are so sweet really something to see

So many beautiful animals that are native to Quebec...the eagles refused to be photographed. Don't wear a vanilla based perfume as the wolves will heavily flirt with you.

It was a great outing to see rescued animals from the region! Don't forget to say hi to Porto, the talking crow: Allo Porto!