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Alaska Conservation Camp

4.7· 1,605 reviews
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4.7/ 5

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What reviewers say about Alaska Conservation Camp

Generated with AI from 1,605 reviews on Trustburn · updated 24 days ago

Customers generally describe the location as a great place to enjoy nature and see animals, though some find it boring or depressing compared to seeing wildlife in the wild.
What does Alaska Conservation Camp do?

Alaska Conservation Camp is a conservation center where visitors can walk around to see Alaskan wildlife up close.

Are there any complaints about Alaska Conservation Camp?

The lowest-rated reviews mention that the facilities are outdated, the place is small for the price, and animals appear sad or unkempt in cages.

What do people say about Alaska Conservation Camp outside Trustburn?

Outside reviews describe the drive as scenic and the center as a good place to see animals roaming in open fields, though one discussion notes that mosquitoes are prevalent in the area.

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eric chang
Reviews 1

This is a great place to stop by on the way from Anchorage to Seward. However, we've already spent a few days in Denali and after seeing animals in the wild, the captives here seem a bit depressing. We understand this conservation center is for a good cause so if you're only in Alaska for a few hours and don't really have the time to spend a whole day seeing a few animals in the wild, the conservation center is a great place to see them only a few feet from you. It's really amazing!

Roy P
Reviews 1

this is a great place to see animals that are native to Alaska. If you go before you go on Wildlife tours of Alaska, it will help you spot the animals in the wild. If you go after seeing the animals in the wild it helps put perspective on the real size of these animals. Well worth a short stop Prince

Roie Tal
Reviews 1

Type of safari / zoo. You can walk among the pens of the animals. There are also guided explanations several times a day. It is also possible to drive by car between the pens (helps when it is raining). Particularly successful if you have not been able to see wildlife during your trip to Alaska.

Helen Walicka
Reviews 1

Between Seward and Girdwood lies the Wildlife Conservation Center. It s a place to see moose, bears and other animals that have been rescued from the wild. The whole place is a little too sad with the porcupine showing stereotypic caged behaviour by walking up and down. It s a favourite of cruise ship pre and post tours.

Clayton Hodges
Reviews 1

A great place to see the animals you might have missed in your cruise, easy to see and great food and coffee out there. Also, they are trying to study and reintroduce Alaskan animals back into their native habitat, like wood bison and they also rescue injured animals.

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