Winter Events at the Animal Park
Celebrate the season with our animal residents
Winter In the Wild
Saturdays in November and December
Evenings
Winter is an amazing time to visit the critters at the the Animal Park. As the weather grows cooler, our lions, tigers, and wolves are energized by the brisk temperatures. They become even more active as the sun sets, and call out to one another as the winter moon rises in the sky.
Join us in celebrating the season with our animal residents on Saturdays in December with a Winter in the Wild tour! Take an evening stroll along our path with an experienced tour guide. You’ll also enjoy the glow of holiday lights and a cup of hot cocoa.
Happy HowliDays
December 14, 2024
Tours 11 am - 3 pm
Reservations Required
$14 Adults
$12 Seniors, First Responders, and Military
$10 Kids
Important Information
Know Before You Go
Learn more about your upcoming visit to the Animal Park at the Conservators Center.
Accessibility, Safety, and Pets
The Animal Park is not wheelchair accessible; however, accessibility accommodations are available for visitors with mobility issues. Please note that we are not able to allow unauthorized vehicles, including scooters or motorized wheelchairs, in the Park. Find more information about disability accommodations and access in the Tour FAQ on our Plan Your Visit page.
If you are planning to visit the Animal Park, please take a moment to review your confirmation email and text to complete our online tour waiver. Waivers will also be available in the gift shop for visitors to complete during check-in.
For safety reasons, the Animal Park cannot allow visitors to bring pets on site. Any visitor who brings an animal to the Park will be asked to leave immediately. No animals may be left unattended in a vehicle.
Due to the uneven surfaces of our tour path, for children’s safety, we cannot allow them to ride in wagons in the Park, and we encourage child sling carriers over strollers. Strollers are allowed, with children secured inside, but at the parent’s sole discretion.