The Maine Wildlife Park is open for the 2019 season! The wildlife park is home to over 30 native species of Maine wildlife that cannot be released back …
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Oct 3, 2024
Took my family here this past weekend. Lovely park full of amazing animals, my first time ever seeing a moose! It was very nice to see all the animals have large, natural habitats. The bears where my…Full review by Discover14090784869
Aug 26, 2024
This could be a very nice destination but half of the exhibits are empty. The flowers are beautiful throughout the property and they have a nice snack shop with candy and ice cream. The nature stor…Full review by A4978CQcherylr
Aug 8, 2024
Animals looked unkept. Many exhibits closed. Grounds unkept. Have been here several times before. Always has been one of our favorite spots. Can no longer feed any of the animals. Should have been ad…Full review by ShawnS816
As I recall, we were there for about 3 hours, which was just about right for us and our two energetic grands (ages 5 and 8). We lingered at a few exhibits and had time to stop of …
As I recall, we were there for about 3 hours, which was just about right for us and our two energetic grands (ages 5 and 8). We lingered at a few exhibits and had time to stop of bathroom and water/snack breaks. I'd suggest gauging the amount of time to the kind of weather you have on the day of your visit. Most of the park is well-shaded. There's a snack concession but we suggest bringing water, as well. Have fun!
hi no sorry we do not allow pets in the park and our parking area does not have much shade so please do not plan to bring your pet and leave in the car!! thanks for asking
the original 'game farm' opened in the 1940s as a pheasant rearing facility. wild orphaned and injured wildlife were housed here over the years. pheasant-rearing was phased out in …
the original 'game farm' opened in the 1940s as a pheasant rearing facility. wild orphaned and injured wildlife were housed here over the years. pheasant-rearing was phased out in the 70s and the facility was turned into a conservation education site. real work began on turning into what you see today in the late 1980s.
It is not flat, but not overly hilly, easy grades. It is maybe a quarter mile down to the moose. You will see exotic cats and the bears on the way. I have artificial joints, and can do it …
It is not flat, but not overly hilly, easy grades. It is maybe a quarter mile down to the moose. You will see exotic cats and the bears on the way. I have artificial joints, and can do it easily. Most paths are paved.
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