Keepers of the Wild Nature Park
About Keepers of the Wild Nature Park
Did you know that beyond the usual zoo experiences, there are special sanctuaries dedicated to the rehabilitation and care of animals? Keepers of the Wild Nature Park in Valentine, Arizona, is one such place. This unique sanctuary is home to over 140 indigenous and exotic animals, all of whom have been rescued, surrendered, or placed by other welfare agencies.
At Keepers of the Wild, kids have an invaluable opportunity to learn about the importance of animal welfare and conservation. Each animal at the sanctuary has a story, whether they were previously abused, neglected, or abandoned. Here, they find a safe haven where they can be rehabilitated and cared for. It's a heartwarming experience for families to see how these animals transform with love and care.
Children will be fascinated by the wide variety of species they can encounter. From majestic tigers and leopards to the regal lions and playful wolves, the park offers a chance to see these magnificent creatures up close. It's a thrilling yet educational adventure that highlights the importance of protecting our planet's wildlife.
Every visit to Keepers of the Wild helps support the animals, as all admission fees and purchases go directly towards their care. By visiting, families actively contribute to the wellbeing of these animals, making the experience even more rewarding. So come along and enjoy an animal adventure with a purpose, and discover the new friends you might make along the way!
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Suggest editAdults $20 (Over 13 years)
Children $12 (Ages 3-12)
Free Under 2 years
Last Update 2025
Discount $15 for seniors and military
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Keepers of the Wild Nature Park FAQ’s
How does the park contribute to animal welfare?
The entire nature park is dedicated to the well-being, rescue, and future of these incredible exotic animals. Everything they do is for the animals, and it's wonderful!
What activities can families enjoy at Keepers of the Wild Nature Park?
Families can explore the park, learn about animal conservation, participate in guided tours, and enjoy the snack bar and gift shop.
Are there facilities for families with babies at the park?
While specific baby facilities aren't mentioned, the park is family-friendly and staff can assist with any needs.
What food options are available at the park?
The coffee and snack bar is the best place to pick up some tasty treats, including muffins, sandwiches, chips, candy, drinks, and ice cream.
What are some top tips for visiting the park?
Guided Safari Tours are a great option and are $10 additional per person. These are available at 10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. daily on a first-come, first-served basis.
What kind of souvenirs can families find at the park?
Bring that pocket money because the gift shop on site is filled with apparel, stuffed animals, home decor, gifts, and more!
What educational resources are available for visiting schools?
If you'll be attending the sanctuary with a party of 20 or more people, you can purchase group-rate admission which is a 10% discount off of general admission. They also have worksheets to download which are great for student learning. Just give them a call to arrange!
Are there healthy food options available at the park?
While the snack bar offers a variety of treats, they also have healthier options like fresh sandwiches and fruit cups for those looking to eat healthily.
Is there any assistance available for families needing extra help?
The friendly staff at Keepers of the Wild are always ready to assist families and ensure everyone has a memorable and comfortable visit.
What should visitors be aware of regarding park operations?
Keepers of the Wild is open weather permitting, so it's best to check the forecast before planning your visit.

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