The park has a lot to cover, so plan for at least a full day of exploring. Two-day tickets are also available, which work well if you’re staying in the lodges overnight.

Free educational experiences take place daily, including free-flight bird presentations and animal feeding demonstrations.

If you’ve bought online tickets, print or download them before your visit as the 3G/4G connection by the park entrance is sometimes unreliable.

Onsite facilities include a gift shop, picnic areas, and several restaurants and snack bars.

There is a big parking lot that’s free for visitors. Spaces for people with reduced mobility are near the park entrance.

The park has English signage.

Wheelchair users will find the whole park accessible, although help may be needed on some of the longer slopes.