1 / 3Monkey Jungle
📍 Miami, FL
Operating since 1935 in a natural subtropical forest in Miami-Dade, Monkey Jungle spans 30 acres with free-roaming primates, guided rainforest shows, and interactive monkey feeding bowls lowered by string.
Fun experience feeding the monkeys.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with curious kids aged 4 and up who respond to up-close animal encounters. The feeding bowl interaction is a standout moment for children.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Javier Ortiz
“Fun experience feeding the monkeys.”
Andrea Kight
“Kids had so much fun! We will be back!”
Lady Mermaid
“The animals seem to be treated very well. Clean living areas. Huge and big space. You put the food ( you must buy what they have. Dangerous to bring your own) in bowls and the monkeys know how to lift the bowls with a string!!! The orangutan seems happy and well groomed Do NOT go to roadside lion or tiger parks. These are inhumane conditions. Parrot jungle used to be here 20 years ago. This place took in all the parrots!”
shakia tyronce
“The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Its a nice place. They are doing some repairs so there was some areas closed. Left me feeling like we didnt really see much.”
Reviews from Google
Overview
Monkey Jungle is a wildlife eco-park in southern Miami-Dade that has operated since 1935 in a preserved subtropical forest. The park's signature experience has guests walking through caged walkways as monkeys roam freely overhead. Primates — including orangutans — interact with trained guides during scheduled shows at three daily time slots. Visitors can feed monkeys using rope-suspended bowls the animals raise themselves.
