GarLyn Zoo Wildlife Park is the largest zoo in Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula, nestled among mature pine forests along US-2 in Mackinac County. Founded in 1994, this family-run zoo is home to a remarkable mix of North American natives and exotic species from around the world. Guests can spot Siberian tigers, African lions, snow leopards, Syrian brown bears, cougars, gray wolves, river otters, alligators, ring-tailed lemurs, camels, reindeer, bison, porcupines, reptiles, fruit bats, and more. Interactive experiences include feeding the deer, goats, llamas, and even the resident bear, offering a memorable hands-on encounter. GarLyn Zoo also features animal adoption programs, a gift shop, and detailed zoo maps to help visitors make the most of their Upper Peninsula adventure.
