Thursday, March 12, 2015

Do The Zoo Again and Again!

Spring ... and our much anticipated opening day ... is just around the corner. Everyone at Wildwood Wildlife Park is getting anxious to open our doors and welcome visitors to the Zoo!

Now is the perfect time to purchase a zoo membership. Visit for an hour or spend the day, your membership pass allows you to visit as much as you like. And the best part? There are several options to choose from - you're sure to find a membership that fits your family! 

Did you know that a Zoo Pass pays for itself in as little as two visits?!

Whether you’ve had one in the past or are thinking about getting a Zoo Pass for the first time, now is the time to do it!  Specific details and other information can be found here on our web site.

See you at the Zoo! 

Friday, March 6, 2015

William E. Gardner Education and Events Center Slated for Opening Spring 2015

Look deep into nature, and then you will
understand everything better. ~Albert Einstein

The Domaszek family and Wildwood Wildlife Park staff are dedicated to the preservation and conservation of all animals. Wildwood Wildlife Park team’s mission: to provide an exciting zoological collection and educational facility to all visitors. Promoting life-long learning by enriching minds, fostering environmental respect, while helping prepare our visitor for our conservation future. We strive to provide experiences that last a lifetime with every visit no matter your age.

Daily programs are held at the Wildwood Wildlife Park amphitheater where visitors learn about various mammals, birds, primates, and reptiles. The park’s staff works hard to provide a variety of educational programs and learning experiences at the zoo. Thanks to the hard work and dedication from the entire Wildwood Wildlife Park staff, the park received the prestigious Zoological Association of America accreditation in June 2008 and was reaccredited in 2013.

The zoo’s new William E. Gardner Educational and Events Center has been a work in progress and will be filled with amazing things to see and do. Proceeding on our philosophy of continuing education, the William E. Gardner Educational and Events Center will enhance our schools, camps, scouts and 4-H field trip experiences.

Visitors will be able to peer into the world of honeybees and witness these amazing creatures performing their specialized duties to produce honey.

Microscope tables allow insect investigation. Explore the educational tables with hands on examination of skulls, fur and artifacts and fun activity sheets for the kids. Animal displays include: snake, amphibian, lizard, arthropod, insect and finishes.

Our Conservation Corner features information on conservation efforts to help protect sloths, lemurs, leopards, cheetahs, and tigers; conservation causes that Wildwood Wildlife Park actively supports.

Zoo visitors will find opportunities to learn in every corner of the Educational and Events Center. And of course, watching and exploring animals is an educational experience in itself!

The journey of making our mission and the vision of the zoo being a place for guests to spend time with their families, making memories and watching their children learn, laugh and play has been made possible thanks in part to sponsors of the William E. Gardner Education and Events Center (photo below.)


Thank you sponsors of the William E. Gardner Education & Events Center:
Pukall Lumber Company - Van Natta's Plumbing - Hallman Lindsay Quality Paints
Wilderness Sales & Service - Quality Heating Inc - Furniture and Appliance Mart