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National Tiger Sanctuary in Branson, MO

(4.8) Based on 30 reviews
518 State Highway Bb Saddlebrooke, MO 65630
1-800-987-9852    Chat Now  
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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Step over the threshold of the National Tiger Sanctuary Missouri where 200 pound wild cats rule the land and visitors are welcomed with incredible face to face interaction with these amazing animals.

This one-of-a-kind attraction is just 10 minutes north of Branson and 20 minutes south of Springfield off Highway 65 and it's perfect for the whole family. Stop in for an hour-long guided tour through the sanctuary where you'll encounter some of the largest cats you've ever seen. You'll start out at the main visitor center where you'll meet your guide and begin your adventure with a brief, informative video.

Tours at the Tiger Sanctuary in Missouri

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With each walking tour, you'll venture through the sanctuary as your experienced guide leads the way from habitat to habitat. You'll be introduced to each individual tiger and learn about its diet, health, personality and where it came from. 

A tour through the National Tiger Sanctuary MO is a fantastic opportunity to learn all about the big cat species and how you can help make sure they don't go extinct. Seeing those huge paws and hearing those deafening roars is sure to get your heart pumping and you're guaranteed to leave with a whole different perspective on tigers living in the wild and in captivity.

Embrace the chance to get up close and personal with some of the biggest cats on the face of the earth. Experience the one and only National Tiger Sanctuary and take home the memories of a lifetime.

History

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The National Tiger Sanctuary was founded in 2000 and is licensed by the USDA, Missouri Department of Agriculture and the Missouri Department of Conservation. The sanctuary is a nonprofit organization and focuses on the individualized care of each animal. The cats at the National Tiger Sanctuary have a home for life. 

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! 

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National Tiger Sanctuary Awareness Tour
Available 12/5/2025 until 12/31/2025 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   |    30 reviews
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Ashleigh Olmstead
Pana, IL
Verified Traveler

We took my daughter here as a surprise because she absolutely loves tigers she was so excited this was by far one of the best parts of our trip we did the feed tour so we were able to get fairly close to the animals. The tour guide was phenomenal and so knowledgeable we are planning to return at some point in the future
A tiger is standing behind a metal fence in an outdoor enclosure. A tiger stands on its hind legs, reaching up against a wire fence in an outdoor enclosure. A lion is resting behind a metal fence surrounded by dried leaves and grass. Tigers at the Sanctuary A big cat, possibly a cougar, is behind a wire cage, looking towards a person holding a wallet.
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Todd Wilson
Hutchinson, KS
Verified Traveler

Super cool staff was friendly and had knowledge of everything
Tiger A white tiger is lying on the grass inside a metal enclosure.
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Joy Severns
Bowlegs, OK
Verified Traveler

"I loved this sanctuary."
I loved this sanctuary. Cats have always fascinated me. I got a video of the mating call and it was beautiful.
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Jeff Evans
Andover, KS
Verified Traveler

It is simply amazing to see the big cats and watch them feed within feet of where you stand. The information provided by the caretakers was very cool, as it was very cool to learn about each of the different cats and to hear their stories. It is an awesome place to visit and see the cats in a more natural habitat, unlike a zoo.
A sign reading A lion is lying down on the grass behind a chain-link fence. A black panther is lying on fallen leaves inside a metal enclosure. A black panther is lying on autumn leaves inside a metal cage. A tiger is lying on the grass inside a fenced enclosure with a shelter in the background. A tiger rests on the ground behind a wire fence in a grassy enclosure. A tiger is walking inside a fenced enclosure on a sunny day. A tiger is walking inside a fenced enclosure on a sunny day. A tiger is walking inside a metal cage on a sunny day. A tiger is standing behind a wire fence in a wooded area. A tiger is standing inside a wire enclosure on a sunny day. A white animal is inside a fenced enclosure with a covered roof, and a red object is on the ground. A white tiger is standing in an outdoor enclosure, behind a wire fence. A white tiger is walking inside a fenced enclosure on a sunny day. A white tiger is lying on the ground inside a fenced enclosure. A white tiger stands behind a metal fence in an outdoor enclosure, observed by two people. A light-colored tiger is laying on the ground inside a fenced enclosure. A large tiger is standing in an enclosed area with metal fencing and appears to be near a water tank. A person stands near a cage, holding a container while observing a tiger inside the enclosure. A person standing outside a cage is observing a tiger inside an enclosed area. A person in a blue jacket is feeding a tiger through the bars of a large outdoor enclosure. A lion stands inside a large outdoor enclosure with wire fencing and shade. A person is interacting with a tiger inside a large fenced enclosure. A person holding a metal bucket stands outside a cage containing a tiger resting on a wooden platform. A person is feeding a large, standing lion-like animal through the bars of a metal cage. A person is giving a high-five through a metal fence to a lion standing on its hind legs. A lioness stands on her hind legs against a wire fence under a clear blue sky. A lion is lying on the grass behind a metal fence in an outdoor enclosure. A lion is lying on the grass behind a large wire fence. A lion is lying on the ground behind a metal fence. A lion is lying down in a sunny patch of grass behind a metal fence.
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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