The zoo is situated on a 56-acre property, much of which remains preserved as natural woodland.
The walking path is specifically designed as a continuous mile-long loop to ensure guests pass every animal habitat.
The facility maintains a dedicated petting zoo area that allows for direct contact with domesticated farm animals.
Wilderness Trails Zoo features a mile-long paved trail that winds through 56 acres of natural woodland settings. The zoo houses a diverse collection of exotic and domestic animals including lions, tigers, giraffes, and monkeys. Visitors can interact with animals at the petting zoo area. The park emphasizes a naturalistic environment with exhibits integrated into the existing forest landscape. It serves as a regional educational facility for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
The raised viewing platforms near the giraffe exhibit offer clear, unobstructed sightlines.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as the entire trail is a mile long and traverses natural terrain.
Bring sun protection and bug spray, as much of the trail is outdoors and partially shaded by woods.
Attempting to rush through the trail without considering the pacing needs of children; missing the feeding demonstration times.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during the winter months.
Do not feed animals unless utilizing authorized zoo-provided feed; stay on designated paths at all times.
