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The Maine Wildlife Park
About The Maine Wildlife Park
Imagine stepping into a world where the majesty of Maine's wildlife surrounds you, and your family can experience the wonders of nature up close. At The Maine Wildlife Park, over 30 species of native Maine wildlife await to capture your hearts. This sanctuary is not just a home for animals that can't survive in the wild due to injury or being born in captivity; it's a place of learning and discovery for families.
Begin your adventure at the visitor center, which serves as your gateway to the park. Here, kids can immerse themselves in interactive activities that let them feel the textures of animal fur or engage in wildlife spotting challenges. The excitement in their eyes as they connect with nature is truly priceless.
One of the park's highlights is the fish hatchery, where thousands of trout are bred. Children will be fascinated by the life cycle of these fish and the role the hatchery plays in conservation. As you explore further, take a leisurely stroll along the Tree Trail to learn about Maine's diverse tree species, or venture down the Wetland Trail for a chance to spot turtles, fish, and birds thriving in their natural habitat.
Don't miss the Warden Museum, where the history of the Maine Warden Service comes alive through exhibits of uniforms and memorabilia. It's a unique way for kids to step back in time and discover the important work done by wardens.
Interactive experiences continue with feeding opportunities. Strategically placed feed dispensers allow children to feed turkeys, deer, geese, ducks, and yes, even bears! It's a hands-on way to understand the importance of caring for these majestic creatures.
With beautifully curated gardens, free-roaming wildlife, and engaging seasonal events, Maine Wildlife Park promises an enriching family day out. It's an ideal destination where fun and education go hand in hand, leaving families with cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for wildlife conservation.
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Suggest editAdults $10
Children $7.50 (Ages 3 to 12)
Free Under 2 years
Last Update 2025
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The Maine Wildlife Park FAQ’s
How does the park care for its animals?
The park is dedicated to preserving and looking after all of the wildlife. When they can't go back into the wild, they need humans to care for them!
What activities can families enjoy at Maine Wildlife Park?
Families can explore interactive exhibits, walk scenic trails, visit the fish hatchery, and participate in seasonal events throughout the year.
What baby facilities are available for families with young children?
Baby changing stations are conveniently located in restrooms throughout the park, making it easier for families with infants.
What snack options are available at the park?
A little hungry or thirsty? Head for the Snack Shack which serves a variety of different snacks and drinks. The Snack Shack is run by The Friends of the Maine Wildlife Park. All proceeds are used to improve the park.
What should visitors remember to bring to enhance their experience?
For a quarter you can purchase feed to give to the bears, deer and ground birds, so bring some quarters!
What kind of souvenirs can visitors find at the park?
For those interested in shopping, the Nature Store carries a variety of Nature related items for all ages. Make sure you bring along that pocket money!
What educational opportunities are available for school visits?
They offer a variety of educational field trip and class visit options well worth looking at. It's a great place for kids to learn about nature and wildlife - because they will be surrounded by it!
Are there healthy food options available for families?
While the Snack Shack offers traditional snack options, families are encouraged to bring their own healthy picnic to enjoy at the designated picnic areas.
How can visitors access assistance for accessibility?
Speak to staff in the visitor center if you want to ask about the accessibility of the trails and features.
What payment methods are accepted for admission?
Cash and checks only for admission - no card accepted.
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