Despite all the polar bear talk, there are no wild polar bears in the region. This center, the world's largest polar bear facility and the only one with access to a natural lake, is dedicated to the conservation, care and wellbeing of the furry giants. There are currently three resident bears: Ganuk, Inukshuk and Henry. Visitors can learn more about them at 'meet the keeper' sessions (daily in summer).
You can also swim with the bears in a pool divided by a thick sheet of glass. Also here are interactive displays, a snowmobile museum and a pioneer-style village with a mini-train.
Children under five are free. Last admission one hour before closing.