Zoos

Tregembo Animal Park

Name: Tregembo Animal Park
Address: 5811 Carolina Beach Rd, Wilmington, NC 28412, Wilmington, NC, US
Telephone: (910) 392-3604
Rating: 3.3

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (1622 reviews)

📍 5811 Carolina Beach Rd, Wilmington, NC 28412

📞 (910) 392-3604

🌐 www.tregemboanimalpark.com

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🕐 Hours

Monday	10 AM–4 PM
Tuesday	10 AM–4 PM
Wednesday	10 AM–4 PM
Thursday	10 AM–4 PM
Friday	10 AM–4 PM
Saturday	10 AM–4 PM
Sunday	10 AM–4 PM

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About Tregembo Animal Park

Longstanding zoo with 75+ animal species. Family-run zoo in business for 50+ years housing 75+ species of animals from around the world. Family-run zoo operating for over 50 years in Wilmington, NC, housing over 100 animal species from around the world including rare specimens like White Bengal Tigers, Snow Macaques, and Two-toed Sloths. Rated 3.3 out of 5 stars by 1,622 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Zoo
Location: Wilmington, NC
History: Southeastern North Carolina's oldest zoo, operating since 1952
Animals: Over 100 species including White Bengal Tiger and Snow Macaques
Admission: Adults $15, Kids 2-11 $10, Under 2 free

💡 Did You Know?

🏛️Family-run zoo operating for over 50 years in Wilmington, NC, housing over 100 animal species from around the world including rare specimens like White Bengal Tigers, Snow Macaques, and Two-toed Sloths
⭐Features a rare 'zedonkey' hybrid animal, mentioned by visitors as a notable and interactive attraction within the park
⭐Offers interactive feeding experiences where visitors can purchase animal feed ($3-5 per bag) and hand-feed animals including the zedonkey hybrid
⭐Actively maintains breeding programs with multiple young animals visible to visitors, including wallaby babies, ducklings, baby goats, lambs, and turtles

💬 What Visitors Say

💡Bring $3-5 per bag to purchase animal feed and peanuts – visitors report that animals actively come to you for food, making for interactive and memorable experiences with species like the 'zedonkey' and other animals
🕐Plan your visit for late March through Labor Day when the park is open daily (10am-4pm, last admission 3pm). Fall is limited to weekends only, and the park closes November through mid-March, so summer is your best window for flexibility
💡Arrive early to see young animals and babies – recent visitors highlighted seeing nursing wallabies, ducklings, baby goats, and lambs, suggesting the park frequently has newborns on display during peak seasons
💬Allow 2-3 hours to see the 100+ species across mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Visitors frequently mention the wide variety available, so budget adequate time to avoid rushing through exhibits
💬Book ahead if visiting as a school or church group – the park offers special group rates and visits, which can provide cost savings over individual admission ($15 adults, $10 kids 2-11)