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Yes. We also have several wheelchairs on site that are available for guests.
Yes. All the animals are separated by secure and locked fences that only select volunteers have access to. The public is kept at a safe and supervised distance from our animals at all times.
Under no circumstances can a non-volunteer interact with the animals in any capacity. We do offer public viewings of feedings on Saturday and Sunday, but members of the public do not partake in the feeding aside from observation.
Tours continue in rain and snow. Guests can receive a full refund or reschedule if they do not want to take a tour due to weather. Tours are only cancelled for severe weather or unsafe conditions.
We accept cash, card, and check. We also have contactless forms of payment such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Guests are only able to walk the grounds when on a guided tour with one of our experienced volunteer tour guides.

Pets are not allowed. Only service animals can be taken on our tours.
Animal counts and species can change over time. Contact Cedar Cove for the most current information.
Yes. You are welcome to eat at the picnic tables outside the main building. However, you cannot stay and eat in the courtyards or anywhere else where our animals are visible.
You can book up to a year in advance.
Definitely. The sanctuary is both safe and fun for children and families.
Booking in advance is recommended but not required. Walk-ins are welcome but there is always a chance the soonest tour will be fully booked.
Both Saturday and Sunday feedings are at 2:00pm. Book a 1:30pm, 1:00pm, or 12:30pm tour to view a weekend feeding.