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National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson, MO

(4.8) Based on 48 reviews
518 State Highway Bb Saddlebrooke, MO 65630
1-800-987-6298  
National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson, MO
Detail Tours are approximately 1 - 2 hours depending on selection.
Detail Appropriate for All Ages
Detail Handicap Accessible
Detail Both Cameras and Video Cameras are Permitted
Detail Gift Shop On-site
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National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson, MO
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When my son said he wanted to go to the National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson I rolled my eyes not expecting to enjoy it at all. We've been to zoos. Wait! I was totally and wonderfully surprised! I enjoyed it even more than anything else we did. The guide was engaging, friendly, and very knowledgeable. She knew the history of each animal, where they came from, their physical and emotional conditions, how they were being rehabilitated, and how they care for  their individual needs. We were up close and personal with the animals while being very safe, respectful for  their space, and not touching them. Since returning home I can't stop telling people about our experience there. Loved it!XYZJean Maly - Brenham, TXWhen my son said he wanted to go to the National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson I rolled my eyes not expecting to enjoy it at all. We've been to zoos. Wait! I was totally and wonderfully surprised! I enjoyed it even more than anything else we did. The guide was engaging, friendly, and very knowledgeable. She knew the history of each animal, where they came from, their physical and emotional conditions, how they were being rehabilitated, and how they care for  their individual needs. We were up close and personal with the animals while being very safe, respectful for  their space, and not touching them. Since returning home I can't stop telling people about our experience there. Loved it!XYZJean Maly - Brenham, TXWhen my son said he wanted to go to the National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson I rolled my eyes not expecting to enjoy it at all. We've been to zoos. Wait! I was totally and wonderfully surprised! I enjoyed it even more than anything else we did. The guide was engaging, friendly, and very knowledgeable. She knew the history of each animal, where they came from, their physical and emotional conditions, how they were being rehabilitated, and how they care for  their individual needs. We were up close and personal with the animals while being very safe, respectful for  their space, and not touching them. Since returning home I can't stop telling people about our experience there. Loved it!XYZJean Maly - Brenham, TXWhen my son said he wanted to go to the National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson I rolled my eyes not expecting to enjoy it at all. We've been to zoos. Wait! I was totally and wonderfully surprised! I enjoyed it even more than anything else we did. The guide was engaging, friendly, and very knowledgeable. She knew the history of each animal, where they came from, their physical and emotional conditions, how they were being rehabilitated, and how they care for  their individual needs. We were up close and personal with the animals while being very safe, respectful for  their space, and not touching them. Since returning home I can't stop telling people about our experience there. Loved it!XYZJean Maly - Brenham, TX

Get up close and personal with some of the biggest cats on the planet at Bransons National Tiger Sanctuary Missouri. Here, visitors of all ages will delight in learning about these gorgeous creatures. From tiger and mountain lion exhibits to lion displays and exotic animal habitats, you will walk away with a newfound appreciation for nature and tons of new big cat knowledge.

The tiger sanctuary in Missouri is located near Branson and only 20 minutes south of Springfield, offering an exceptionally unique experience for visitors. Perfect for the whole family, you'll have the chance to stop in for an hour-long guided tour through the property where more than a dozen cats reside. Your experienced guide will meet you at the main visitor center where your journey begins with a short informative video.

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Each tour allows you to explore as your guide leads you from habitat to habitat, introducing you to each amazing cat. You'll gain a wealth of knowledge about these lions and tigers such as what they eat, where they came from and how they interact with staff. 

The National Tiger Sanctuary Branson MO provides visitors with a fun-filled and unique experience that is also incredibly educational and interesting. It's one thing to see a big cat on the Discovery Channel and another thing entirely to see one up close! You're bound to leave this attraction with a whole new perspective on wild cats, especially those with rescue roots. Visit with these big creatures during this amazing walking tour experience and gain knowledge and awareness for these beautiful exotic animals.These walking tours are a great addition to your getaway.

Step over the threshold and into the wild world of lions and tigers with a guided tour near the Branson MO area. You can certainly take as many pictures of your new furry friends as you want but the memories you and your family will take home at the end of the day are far more valuable. Visit the Tiger Sanctuary Missouri location for an amazing and educational time. 

History of the National Tiger Sanctuary MO: Learn About this Great Tiger Sanctuary

The National Tiger Sanctuary rescue organization is licensed by the USDA Missouri Department of Agriculture and the Missouri Department of Conservation. It is a non profit organization and was founded in 2000, and it prides itself in exemplary animal care.. Some of the big cats that live at this educational facility were attempted to be made into domestic animals. Many of the exotic animals cannot be returned to the wild. The animal care guidelines are thorough and the center does its best to provide appropriate environments and simulate their natural habitat for big cats such as mountain lions, lions, orange tigers, leopards, and other exotic wildlife.

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This place is so much more than a zoo. It is a place where rescued animals get the care that they need from animal lovers who wish to create a unique educational experience for visitors and help to educate them. Each animal is loved, cared for , and healthy. This facility is well worth the visit from guests of all ages and even accepts donations for its efforts. If you are an animal lover, be sure to visit!

Your time at the Tiger Sanctuary Branson MO will teach you about earth's ecosystems and get you up close and personal to everything from the majestic leopard to exotic cats - and of course, tigers! After visiting the Tiger Sanctuary, guests can check out some great shows in Branson MO like Jimmy Fortune, Ronnie McDowell, Gatlin Brothers, Oak Ridge Boys, and Branson IMAX shows. Guests can also browse some helpful articles on topics like the Missouri State Bird, Branson MO fine dining, and Big Cedar Lodge Branson MO

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National Tiger Sanctuary Awareness Tour
Available 6/19/2026 until 12/31/2026 View Detailed Schedule
With the Awareness Tour, you'll have the opportunity to visit the big cats and see each of their unique personalities. This tour strives to show visitors big cat knowledge and appreciation before they leave the Sanctuary.
Reviews
 4.8   |    48 reviews
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Glenn Keith
Broken Arrow, OK
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The guide was very informative and interesting. We enjoyed the tour very much, the tigers were beautiful
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Abbey Carla
Auburn Illinois
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We loved seeing all the tigers lions. Im so happy to see they are being taken care of so well
A lion is lying on a platform inside a fenced enclosure surrounded by greenery. A tiger is lying on a platform inside a fenced enclosure. Three lions are lying down inside a fenced enclosure. Two white tigers are lying down inside a fenced enclosure at a zoo or sanctuary. Two lions are resting within a fenced grassy enclosure, with one on a platform and the other lying on the ground in the shade of a tree.
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Tonya Johnson
, Fort Laramie Wyoming
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I thought there would be more cats. The group they have were well cared for and the facility was clean. I enjoyed it.
A black panther is lying on the ground inside a cage, surrounded by dry leaves. A white tiger is resting on the grass behind a metal fence. A tiger is standing behind the bars of a cage. A lioness is lying down in a grassy enclosure behind a wire fence. A lion is standing behind a wire fence in a grassy enclosure.
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Jill Crane
, Upland, IN
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Our guide was extremely knowledgeable made our tour so interesting. The cats were so gorgeous
A white tiger, behind a fence, is interacting with a large round object on the ground.
Frequently Asked Questions for National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson, MO:
  • Approximately how long could a customer plan to spend here?
    Tours are approximately 1 - 2 hours depending on selection.
  • What amenities are available?
    There is a gift shop.
  • Is it handicap accessible?
    Yes.
  • Is photography & video recording allowed?
    Of course! Don't forget your cameras.
  • For what ages is it appropriate?
    These tours are appropriate for all ages.
  • Is parking available? Is it free?
    Yes, parking is free.
  • What is the dress code?
    Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes.

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