Roy, Ian and Lyn are doing an incredible work, rescuing animals (local endangered species) from captivity, growing them and releasing them in nature.
The visit is a great experience because you can get in real contact with animals not easy to be seen in wilderness (some of them almost extinguished in Tobago).
Really worth to visit!

Booking is essential to be shown around this fabulous haven for wildlife. Roy Corbin and his volunteers have worked tirelessly for 4 years in the recuperation of injured, ill or orphaned indiginous animals in the hope of releasing as many as possible back into the wild on Tobago. His dedication and love for the animals is obvious and he puts a lot of effort into getting the message across to others including school children that we should take care of our wildlife rather than hunt it. Allow at least 2 hours for a tour around his park. There is a sheltered viewing area and a flushing toilet but no other facilities.

A must for anyone interested in birds, trees, butterflies and animals. Ian took us around this wonderful site and explained how they rescue animals, rather than wild caught specimens, with the intention of educating people and setting up a breeding program in wonderful enclosures with the ultimate goal of increasing numbers in the wild. What they have achieved already is amazing and we intend returning next year to see progress. The day of our visit was dry and the paths were good but would recommend walking shoes/boots and advanced booking recommended to avoid disappointment