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Visitor tip
Take advantage of the affordable animal feeding opportunities throughout the park. Hand-feeding experiences with llamas, camels, kangaroos, and birds are highlighted as favorite family activities and represent excellent value.
Best time
Visit in early summer (June or later) to see baby animals. Reviewers specifically noted seeing many baby species when visiting early June, making it an ideal time for educational viewing and photography.
Visitor tip
This park offers genuine interactive animal experiences that exceed typical zoos. Most animals are interactive and will come to visitors willingly, including opportunities to hold snakes and baby kangaroos—set expectations accordingly versus passive zoo viewing.
About Living Treasures "Wild" Animal Park
Peacocks, pony rides & petting zoo. Animal park with 70+ species, from peacocks to porcupines, has feeding & petting zones & pony rides.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Zoo
- Location
- New Castle, PA (4 miles west of I-79 exit 99)
- Animals
- Over 500 animals, 70 species
- Experience
- Highly interactive, up-close encounters
- Admission
- General admission tickets and season passes available
What visitors say
I've been to so many zoos, including the Pittsburgh zoo, and found that Living Treasures was so much better! I LOVED this place so much! It's my #1 out of all the other zoos I've been to. There's a zoo in MA that rivals it, but I…
Feeding the birds was one of my family's favorite things. We also got to hold a snake and a baby kangaroo! The pricing is not bad at all. We stayed for about 2 hours. The staff there were great and almost all the animals were…
Our day was perfect. A beautiful sunny and 70° day did have a lot to do with that, but I can't wait to return. I saw many lovely birds and creatures that I've never seen before. Kangaroos were plentiful and active. There were many…
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Did You Know?
- The park houses over 500 animals representing 70+ different species, including rare animals such as African Crested Porcupines and Alligator Snapping Turtles
- Animals are provided with more than double the space required by the Department of Agriculture, with sanctuaries where animals choose whether to interact with visitors
- Visitors can hand-feed multiple animal species including llamas, camels, birds, and can hold baby kangaroos and snakes, making it highly interactive
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