Public Tours - Animal Park at Conservators Center
Open Thursday – Sunday

Public Tours

Join us for one of our Public Tours, whether it's an Adventure, Twilight, or Whiskers & Tails Tour you're interested in, there's something exciting and engaging for everyone in the family! Our Public Tours are available Thursday through Sunday—every season offers new and different experiences to explore at the Animal Park.

On a tour of our park, you’ll walk the three-quarter-mile path with an experienced tour guide and gain an understanding of each species’ ecological importance. You’ll also get to know each animal’s individual personality and story. We’re all about reconnecting you to wildlife, so every tour is a conversation. Reservations required.

Adventures

Twilights

Whiskers & Tails

Public Tours

Adventures

Public Tours

Twilights

Public Tours

Whiskers & Tails

In the same time it takes to see a movie, you can discover Caswell County’s best-kept secret. Meet up to 70 animals from over 20 species from just five feet away! An adventure is the best way to experience the Park for first time visitors.
Enchanting. Engaging. Unique. On a Twilight Tour, you’ll explore our park with our guides as the sun goes down. Our species are more vocal at dusk, and are gearing up up for evening play.
Give us just one hour and we’ll engage your child’s fascination with animals! On a Whiskers & Tails Tour—suitable for those with children under 7—your little ones can ask all the questions they want about our lions, bobcats, and more!
Book Your Adventure!
Book Your Twilight!
Book Your Whiskers & Tails!
marlin resident

Upcoming Calendar of Events

Seasonal Tours

Autumn and winter are amazing times to visit the animals at the Animal Park. Our residents often show off their playful personalities in the cooler months. You’ll even meet lions, tigers, caracals, binturongs, lynxes, and more by the warm glow of holiday lights that turn our wildlife park into a wonderland of awe-inspiring sights and sounds. From the spooky seasonal Howl-o-ween tours like Legends & Lore to the enchanting seasonal Winter-in-the-Wild tours, our seasonal offerings are not to be missed!
Tigers resident
 
Important Information

Need to Know Before You Go

Details For Your 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 do not allow unauthorized vehicles, including scooters or motorized wheelchairs, in the park. You can find more information about disability accommodations and handicapped access in the Tour FAQ on our Plan Your Visit page. Please note that strollers are also not permitted in the park.

If you are planning to visit the Animal Park, please take a moment to review and complete our online tour waiver. If you would like, you can also download and print the waiver and photography release forms to fill out and complete prior to your arrival. Waivers will also be available in the gift shop for visitors to complete during the check-in process.


For safety reasons, the Animal Park does not allow visitors to bring pets on site. Any visitor who brings an animal to the Park will be asked to leave immediately. We do not allow visitors to leave animals unattended in a vehicle at any time of year.

Open Thursday – Sunday

Public Tours

Join us for one of our Public Tours, whether it's an Adventure, Twilight, or Whiskers & Tails Tour you're interested in, there's something exciting and engaging for everyone in the family! Our Public Tours are available Thursday through Sunday—every season offers new and different experiences to explore at the Animal Park.

On a tour of our park, you’ll walk the three-quarter-mile path with an experienced tour guide and gain an understanding of each species’ ecological importance. You’ll also get to know each animal’s individual personality and story. We’re all about reconnecting you to wildlife, so every tour is a conversation. Reservations required.

Adventures

Public Tours

Adventures

In the same time it takes to see a movie, you can discover Caswell County’s best-kept secret. Meet up to 70 animals from over 20 species from just five feet away! An adventure is the best way to experience the Park for first time visitors.
Book Your Adventure!

Twilights

Public Tours

Twilights

Enchanting. Engaging. Unique. On a Twilight Tour, you’ll explore our park with our guides as the sun goes down. Our species are more vocal at dusk, and are gearing up up for evening play.
Book Your Twilight!

Whiskers & Tails

Public Tours

Whiskers & Tails

Give us just one hour and we’ll engage your child’s fascination with animals! On a Whiskers & Tails Tour—suitable for those with children under 7—your little ones can ask all the questions they want about our lions, bobcats, and more!
Book Your Whiskers & Tails!

Upcoming Calendar of Events

marlin resident

Seasonal Tours

Autumn and winter are amazing times to visit the animals at the Animal Park. Our residents often show off their playful personalities in the cooler months. You’ll even meet lions, tigers, caracals, binturongs, lynxes, and more by the warm glow of holiday lights that turn our wildlife park into a wonderland of awe-inspiring sights and sounds. From the spooky seasonal Howl-o-ween tours like Legends & Lore to the enchanting seasonal Winter-in-the-Wild tours, our seasonal offerings are not to be missed!
Tigers resident
 
Important Information

Need to Know Before You Go

Details For Your 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 do not allow unauthorized vehicles, including scooters or motorized wheelchairs, in the park. You can find more information about disability accommodations and handicapped access in the Tour FAQ on our Plan Your Visit page. Please note that strollers are also not permitted in the park.

If you are planning to visit the Animal Park, please take a moment to review and complete our online tour waiver. If you would like, you can also download and print the waiver and photography release forms to fill out and complete prior to your arrival. Waivers will also be available in the gift shop for visitors to complete during the check-in process.


For safety reasons, the Animal Park does not allow visitors to bring pets on site. Any visitor who brings an animal to the Park will be asked to leave immediately. We do not allow visitors to leave animals unattended in a vehicle at any time of year.

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