This Cabin On A Big Cat Rescue In Wisconsin Is One Of The Coolest Places To Spend The Night

If you love majestic creatures, there’s a Wisconsin getaway spot that’s the cat’s pajamas. The Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue and Education Center in Rock Springs has two overnight cabins that allow guests to fall asleep to the sounds of some very large lions and tigers. It’s safer and more relaxing than you might imagine, and it's an experience that’s as educational as it is remarkable. Here’s what you need to know about booking a stay in these amazing Wisconsin cabins.

The Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue and Education Center is located in Rock Springs, Wisconsin, a village along the Baraboo River in Sauk County.

It’s a place with a simple mission: give big cats a chance at a happy life. Here, they will never be forced to jump through a ring of fire or balance on a table for photos.

The rescue takes in cats from zoos, from people who cannot care for them, and from people who use them as cubs for photos but refuse to care for them as adults.

Tours are available at the facility, and some lucky visitors don’t have to go home when the tour is over – they can check into a comfortable cabin.

A family cabin is outfitted with a king bed, a lofted play area for kids, a 65-inch television, a full kitchen, and more.

A second unit, the luxurious “Spa Cabin,” features a Valencia spa shower/hot tub, a full kitchen, a bedroom with a king bed, and plenty of creature comforts.

When you stay in the units, you can enjoy outdoor spaces and access to the rescue during open hours. If a morning feeding tour is scheduled on the day you depart, you’re welcome to join!

Learn more about how to support, tour, and stay at this incredible place on the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue and Education Center's website. If you love seeing animals up close, here’s where to have a fun and fuzzy adventure.