Visit More Than 20 Species of Animals
WILDLY UP CLOSE
On a tour of our zoo you’ll walk the three-quarter-mile path with an experienced guide and learn about each of our animals—and each species’ ecological importance. It’s a fun, family-friendly day trip near Burlington, Greensboro, Raleigh/Durham, NC, or Danville, VA.
Every visit is a conversation!
Visit Nearly 20 Species of Animals
WILDLY UP CLOSE
On a tour of our park, you’ll walk the three-quarter-mile path with an experienced tour guide and learn about each of our animals—and each species’ ecological importance.
Every visit is a conversation!
Visit More Than 20 Species of Animals
WILDLY UP CLOSE
On a tour of our Park, you’ll walk the three-quarter-mile path with an experienced guide and learn about each of our animals—and each species’ ecological importance. It’s a fun, family-friendly day trip near Burlington, Greensboro, or Raleigh/Durham, NC.
Every visit is a conversation!
Meet More Than 60 Animals
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Reconnect with Wildlife
Animal Park at the Conservators Center
- Open Saturday & Sunday for Tours
- Special Seasonal Events
- Field Trips, Scout Troops, Social Groups
- Multiple Ways to Join the Family
- Over 60 Animals, Wildly Up Close
The Animal Park at the Conservators Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to educating people, caring for animals, and advocating for species. We are focused on wildlife education throughout the Triangle and Triad areas of North Carolina, and we partner with other organizations around the state and across the country to create opportunities for members of the public to learn more about the animals we share our planet with.

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Bianca Tiger playing hide-and-seek with a favorite toy. Trekkie Gray Wolf enthusiastically rolling and wriggling all over a piece of salmon. Kira Lion proudly dragging

Enoch’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Enoch Lion, who recently turned 18, can be a very affectionate fellow and is eager to visit with human friends—but is not always so eager

Meet Scrump: Our Newest Animal Ambassador!
We’re excited to introduce little Scrump Virginia Opossum, our newest resident and ambassador at the Animal Park! Born around May 2024, Scrump has already spunkily