
Miami, FL
A 30-acre wildlife park in South Miami-Dade where monkeys roam naturalistic subtropical habitats, with guided rainforest tours and scheduled animal shows built around natural behaviors.
Monkey Jungle is a wildlife park and discovery center established in 1935 in a natural subtropical forest in southern Miami-Dade County. The 30-acre property is designed around free-roaming monkeys and naturalistic habitats rather than conventional animal enclosures. Its unusual layout places visitors within enclosed pathways while the monkeys move through the surrounding jungle, creating a distinctly different experience from a traditional zoo. The park's long history and subtropical setting are central to its character.
Visitors can explore the jungle independently or join a guided Rainforest Adventure Tour led by Jungle Show Guides. Scheduled animal presentations work with the monkeys' natural behaviors, allowing guests to observe feeding, movement, and interactions within the habitat. The park also serves students and scientists through educational and discovery activities. Monkey Jungle suits travelers looking for an unusual, compact wildlife experience centered specifically on primates, naturalistic surroundings, and guided interpretation rather than a broad collection of species.
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14805 SW 216th St · Miami, FL 33170
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