Bearizona: North American Wildlife in Williams

Bearizona in Williams lets visitors drive through large natural habitats stocked with North American wildlife, from black bears and wolves to bison and elk, without leaving the car.

By Mike Konefal | 3 min read

A North American black bear in a ponderosa pine clearing at Bearizona Wildlife Park in Williams Arizona

Bearizona brings North American wildlife up close in the pine country just outside Williams. Visitors stay in their cars for the drive-through portion of the park, where black bears, wolves, bison, elk, and other animals roam large, naturalistic habitats.

What to Know

Drive-through wildlife park in Williams, Arizona
North American animals including black bears, wolves, bison, and elk
A walkable Fort Bearizona area with additional habitats and exhibits

After the drive, the Fort Bearizona walking area adds more animals and interpretive exhibits, making the park an easy half-day stop for families traveling the Route 66 corridor.

The park is a popular family stop on the road between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, and a good introduction to the region's wildlife for visitors from out of state.

Mike Konefal

Broker Associate · Coldwell Banker Northland Realty

A Northern Arizona local for more than 26 years, Mike writes this guide to help visitors and future residents discover the best of Flagstaff, Williams, and the surrounding region.

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