Our guide was fantastic and she was very knowledgeable. We even got to see her do some fox training. We will be going back for howl night when it warms up. Nice gift shop so don't forget your wallet.
I participated in the one day photo shoot. The staff were very knowledgeable about wolf behavior. If you love wolves and have ever wanted to get close to them then this is your best option!!
This is a learning facility. They will help you to understand the lives of wolves, their importance in the Eco structure of the areas they populate and the beauty of something wild. I have now gone several times and have learned more with each visit.
Rescue and research on wolves and foxes. Very good educational tour of wolves in natural settings although they are raised with much interaction with humans.
1 or 2 nights a week you howl with the wolves. Great fun for the young at heart as well as educational.
Fishing, hiking, picnicking nearby in Wolf Park.
Wolf Park was great! We got to see the new wolf puppies first public showing. The staff kept them in sight while still allowing them to roam and be themselves. It's clear the staff love what they do and the wolves. There are also Coyotes and Foxes to view, and a wonderful little giftshop too.
Interesting facilities. My 2y/o and I had a good time learning and looking at wolves and wolf pups close up. All staff and volunteers are well educated. Although it is a research facility, I was sad to see a red fox enclosure, since Northern Indiana is natural habitat for red foxes and they're all over the place. Like having a Kodiak Bear zoo on Kodiak Island.
Wolf Park is a sensory delight if you enjoy wolves, foxes, and other canine like animals. It is located in Battlegrounds, IN, near West Lafayette.
It is located in a rather obscure location, through some back roads, and is kind of off the beaten path. But it is a gem of a place if you enjoy learning about wolves, and other members of the canine family.
They have a very nice gift shop, with all kinds of amenities from postcards, patches, bumper stickers, clothing apparel, fridge magnets, and most touristy items.
The facility is spacious, and there is a trail on which a tour is given by two tour guides, who are very informative, and like to give you a lot of interesting information on the individuals wolves at Wolf Park. You walk the entire time through the tour to different spots Everything is caged off in a steel cage linked fence, but the wolves are very curious and sociable, and if active, will follow along the steel cage linked fence with the tour is being conducted.
The tour lasts about 30-40 minutes. In it, you will encounter wolves, foxes, and bison (wolves' natural prey), along the way. You will also get to see beautiful Indiana farmland, a pond with a bridge, and some other picturesque sights of Northern Indiana.
It is a lot of fun, and very educational. I don't think there is a lot they can add to the experience that would make it better. Perhaps if they did a shuttle through the park, with stops to get in and out, instead of the walk. But a good place to visit in northwestern Indiana for sure.
Had a fun time with family. Very unique place and all the animals looks they are happy at the park unlike a zoo. Definitely recommend as a nice weekend place to visit with family. Staff was friendly as well
Went here for Easter. The Egg hunt went well but the entry fee was steep for what they had to offer. You basically walk the trail, see some foxes, wolves, and bison and look at the time to see only an hour went by and you already saw the whole park. It's not like a Zoo where you can spend the whole day there.
Learned so much. Staff made an effort to bring animals to us. A great adventure!
Very cool and informative. Good place to take the kids for a learning experience.
It was so awesome and staff very good at what they do very impressed will be planning a trip back