Monkey Jungle and its collection

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Monkey Jungle is a unique park spanning 0.35 km², established by Joseph and Grace DuMond in 1933. The park serves as a study and visitor center, providing a semi-free environment for monkeys. This unique setup allows visitors to observe monkeys in a setting that closely mimics their natural habitat, offering a unique and educational experience.

Primate Species in Monkey Jungle

Monkey Jungle is home to approximately 400 primates, representing 30 different species. The majority of these primates live freely within the open park, with only a few kept in captivity. This allows visitors to observe a wide variety of primate species in a semi-natural environment, enhancing their understanding of these fascinating creatures.

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Monkey Jungle
14805 SW 216th St
FL 33170 Miami
Florida

Visitor information Monkey Jungle

Opening hours

Monday
9:45 – 16:00
Tuesday
9:45 – 16:00
Wednesday
9:45 – 16:00
Thursday
9:45 – 16:00
Friday
9:45 – 16:00
Saturday
9:45 – 16:00
Sunday
9:45 – 16:00

Admission

0 – 2Free
3 – 9US$10.00
10+US$20.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

14805 SW 216th St, Miami

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Exhibitions

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Monkey Jungle Reviews

Monkey Jungle has 1 rating.

  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Monkey Jungle in Miami offers visitors a chance to observe and interact with various primate species in a natural habitat setting. The park's concept of "where humans are caged, and monkeys run wild" provides an interesting twist on traditional zoo experiences. Many visitors appreciate the opportunity to see monkeys behaving naturally and the feeding experiences, particularly with the rainforest area's inhabitants.

    However, opinions on Monkey Jungle are mixed. While some find it educational and enjoyable, others express concerns about the facility's maintenance and the animals' living conditions. The park's age is apparent, with some areas in need of updates or repairs. Some visitors feel the admission price is high for the experience offered.

    The guided tours receive positive feedback for being informative, though the quality can vary depending on the guide. The park's focus on conservation and research is appreciated by those interested in primate behavior and protection.

    Accessibility might be challenging for some visitors, as the terrain can be uneven and some areas are not wheelchair-friendly. The gift shop and food options receive mixed reviews, with some finding them adequate and others disappointed.

    Overall, Monkey Jungle can be an engaging experience for those interested in primates and willing to overlook some dated facilities. However, it may not meet the expectations of all visitors, especially those used to more modern zoo experiences.

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