Star Eco Station

Went with the family on a Saturday afternoon to see and learn about unique animals. The girls (age 5) truly enjoyed their time as the tour was very informative and interactive, a lot was learned during that 45-60 tour. A variety of unique and ecotic animals are there (reptiles, birds, fish, a big cat, a fox, tarantulas, and more) along with their unique backstory. Getting there you have to slow down as you near, its a turn onto a small street into a business center where parking is shared with

great place to bring kids! Much bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. They also do birthday parties and winter/summer camps.

My husband and 3 year old loved the tour of the facility. Every hour they start a new tour and walk you through the animals. They pulled out 4 different animals for us to interact with.

Eco Station is a hidden gem but I hope they get more attention soon! Tucked away in Culver, this wildlife rescue center and science education center has staff taking it to the next level. The animals here are very well taken care of. Many come from owner surrenders, illegal trafficking situations, or just found on the side of the road. Great for kids and adults alike! Our tour guide, Zoey, was so fun and knowledgeable, and you can tell many of the animals there really loved her and trusted her.

Places like these are needed around the world. It's great that we get to witness the protected animals behind glass and fences. We even get to touch a couple. It's also surprising to me that some of these animals are even up for adoption. The aviary area was super beautiful with very large enclosures. Second to that was the reptile area that had a vast variety. Some small children that are used to zoos will be a little disappointed and interested, Animal lovers of all ages will most likely be ca