Action Wildlife Foundation 4.7 (reviews)

Goshen, CT Zoos & Wildlife Unclaimed
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About Action Wildlife Foundation

Love animals? Then you better keep reading because we're going to tell you all about Action Wildlife Foundation, where the whole family can learn, and observe animals from ALL around the world!

There are animals from New Zealand, India, Asia, and even the Arctic! Any visit to this park is an education in animal life and habitats, but it's also a fun experience - especially the kids when they get to touch and feed the smaller animals in their sweet petting zoo. Older kids might find the museum more fascinating...want to know why?

Well, if you want to get REALLY close to some animals, the museum is your place! All on display at taxidermy animals (kids, if you don't know what that means, ask your parents!) all displayed in their natural settings. There are even two waterfalls on display!

There is also an educational center which is very hands-on for kids, where they can play, learn and interact.

Then, there is the 116 acres that you can explore with all the animals, as well as the 50 acres for the new drive thru safari that they have just completed. If you experience the very fun seasonal hayride, you will have the chance to view more than 32 species of amazing exotic animals - from the Aoudad to the Zebu. 

Other animals you might experience during your time at Action Wildlife Foundation range from bison, deer, llamas, water buffalo, yaks, zebras, swans, oryx, and Ibex. A real range! 

Make sure you have your cameras on hand,  because you won’t want to miss any of the animal experiences you will have with your family! 

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Adults $12

Children $12

Free Under 3 years

Last Update 2023

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Action Wildlife Foundation FAQ’s

Doing our bit

They really look after their animals here! They constantly have vets visit to check up on the animals, and make sure that they are well taken care of.

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Action Wildlife Foundation?

There are places for picnics so why not pack some yummies and make your way down by the pond to enjoy it!

Any top tips when visiting?

If you want a hayride, they are seasonal and available in October on weekends. Group rides can be booked April to October by appointment.

Teachers corner

Anyone from K - 8 are more than welcome to make your lessons that bit more interesting surrounded by exotic animals!

Is Action Wildlife Foundation fully accessible?

The roads are dirt and gravel, but they are wheelchair accessible.

Any additonal information?

No pets or motorcycles allowed for the safety of the animals.