
Naubinway, MI
A family-run wildlife park in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, set among mature pine forests with native and exotic animals, wooded trails, and opportunities to feed selected animals during a relaxed walk-through visit.
GarLyn Zoo Wildlife Park is a family-run zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, set among mature pine forests near the northern shore of Lake Michigan. The wooded setting and cedar-mulched trails give the destination a more natural, informal character than a conventional urban zoo. Its collection combines North American wildlife with exotic species from around the world, including tigers, African lions, snow leopards, cougars, wolves, black bears, river otters, alligators, camels, and lemurs.
The visit is centered on walking through the wooded grounds and observing animals in their outdoor habitats. Selected animals can be fed, adding an interactive element to the experience, while the variety of native and exotic species gives the relatively intimate zoo plenty of visual variety. GarLyn Zoo suits travelers exploring the Upper Peninsula who prefer a smaller, family-operated wildlife attraction with a forested setting and opportunities for closer animal viewing. Its character comes as much from the surrounding woods and relaxed walking experience as from the animal collection itself.
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US-2 · Naubinway, MI 49762
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