Bird Kingdom Niagara Falls

5651 River Rd, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 7M7 905-356-8888

Description: Designed in part to replicate the ruins of a tropical rainforest, this aviary has an otherworldly feel. Its 500+ denizens have no trouble adapting to the setting, however, thanks to native plants, water features and a controlled climate. The birds, free to fly about unhindered, display a variety of colors, cries and songs. Visitors can even feed the lorikeets, a pastime which kids adore. Also on the premises are a gift shop and cafe. Guided tours are available.
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Butterfly Conservatory

2405 Niagara River Pkwy, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6S4 905-358-0025

Description: If you feel there's something magical about the presence of a single butterfly, imagine having 2000 of them flying about! Thanks to tropical foliage and flowers, a waterfall and an added dose of humidity, the experience becomes downright exotic. Visitors wander the facility's pathways, watching the creatures light on flowers, flutter through the air and create a show of color and fragility. More than 65 species inhabit the space; outside, native counterparts can be found in the butterfly garden. A cafe is available and staff members present butterfly-related programs regularly.
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Marineland Canada

7657 Portage Rd, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X8 905-356-9565

Description: A combination theme park and aquarium, this complex teaches as it entertains and delights. Killer whales, sea lions, walruses and dolphins perform for visitors who are given the opportunity to view feedings and even touch the killer and beluga whales. A colony of deer and elk ensures there's equal opportunity for land animals. Also on the premises are roller coasters, play areas and other amusements, not to mention a handful of restaurants.
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Safari Niagara

2821 Stevensville Rd, Stevensville, ON L0S 1S0 905-382-9669

Description: STEVENSVILLE. Just ten minutes from Niagara Falls by car, this park promises a glimpse of both wild and domesticated animals. Monkeys, giraffes, apes, zebras, jaguars and lions number among the residents, and folks can view them by trolley or by foot. Picnic areas, play areas, fishing ponds and interactive attractions also draw their fair share of attention, and modern sculpture punctuates the landscape. With gift shops and eateries to round out the experience, there's plenty of family fun to be found on Zooz' 110 acres.
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