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Northwest Trek Wildlife Park and its collection

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The Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, located in Eatonville, Washington, is a unique animal reserve that resembles a zoo. It is recognized and accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), a reputable organization in the field. The park specializes in the care and exhibition of native animals, providing visitors with an authentic and educational experience of the local fauna.

Animal Species at the Park

The Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is home to approximately 40 species of animals, most of which are native to North America. This includes a diverse range of mammals and birds, offering visitors a comprehensive view of the continent's wildlife. Additionally, the Cheney Family Discovery Center within the park houses a variety of reptiles and amphibians for visitors to observe.

Exploring the Park

Visitors to the Northwest Trek Wildlife Park have the option to explore the park either on foot or by car. The park offers a unique Wild Live Premier Tour, which allows visitors to tour the park in their own vehicles. However, reservations are required for this tour as it is limited to 15 registered vehicles. Alternatively, the park offers a Keeper Adventure Tour, where park rangers drive visitors through the park in open jeeps. For those who prefer walking, the park also features approximately eight kilometers of hiking trails.

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Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
11610 Trek Dr E
WA 98328 Eatonville
Washington

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Visitor information Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

Opening hours

September 2 – September 30
Monday - Friday: 9:30 am-4 pm
Saturday - Sunday: 9:30 am-5 pm

October 1 – December 23
Friday - Sunday: 9:30 am-3 pm
Closed Mon-Thurs

December 26 – December 31
Monday - Sunday: 9:30 am-3 pm

Open November 10 & 11 for Veteran’s Day
Closed November 27 for Thanksgiving, December 24-25 for Christmas Eve & Christmas Day

Admission

0 – 2Free
0 – 2Free
3 – 12US$17.00
3 – 12US$17.00
13+US$25.00
13+US$25.00
65+US$23.00
65+US$23.00
MembersFree
MembersFree

Facilities

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Location & Map

11610 Trek Dr E, Eatonville

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Northwest Trek Wildlife Park Reviews

Northwest Trek Wildlife Park has 1 rating.

  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Northwest Trek Wildlife Park in Eatonville, United States, offers visitors a chance to see native Northwest wildlife in a natural setting. The park features a tram tour through free-roaming areas where animals like bison, elk, and mountain goats can be observed in their habitat. Many visitors appreciate the opportunity to see animals up close without cages. The park also has walking trails with enclosures for predators such as wolves, bears, and big cats.

    The staff is generally noted for being knowledgeable and passionate about wildlife conservation. Educational programs and keeper talks are available, which add value to the experience. The park's focus on native species and conservation efforts is often highlighted as a positive aspect.

    However, some visitors mention that the experience can be weather-dependent, with rainy days potentially limiting animal sightings or outdoor activities. A few reviews note that the park can be expensive, especially for larger families. Some also mention that the walking portion of the park is relatively small compared to the tram tour area.

    Overall, Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is well-regarded for its unique approach to wildlife viewing and conservation education, though visitors should be prepared for potential weather impacts and consider the cost when planning their visit.

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