New 2023 Information
Visitor Info
New 2023 Information
HOURS
2023 Regular Season Hours
Location
Address
Daily Admission Rates
CASH AND CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED
Promotions
College DaysHalf-priced admission for anyone with a college ID every Monday in May (Excludes Memorial Day).
Senior DaysFree admission for anyone age 62 and over with ID every Monday in September (Excludes Labor Day).
EVERY DAY PROMOTIONMilitary and First Responders (included Firefighters, Police and EMT/EMS)Must show valid IDReceive 10% of daily admission for themselves and up to 10 family membersReceive 10% off of gift shop merchandise
EXTRAS
Animal Feed: $4.50/bag
Carrots: $4.50/bag
Pony Ride: Reopens May of 2024
Hay Wagon Ride: Holiday hours TBA
Mine Sluice: Varies By Size
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Our commitment to our animals

The origins of the park

Please read the park rules
Visitors’ Reviews
FAQs & Rules
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept cash and all major credit cards. Checks are only accepted for group visits.
Note: Credit cards can only be used in the Gift Shop and Watering hole. You may purchase tickets in the gift shop for pony/hay rides at the gift shop, or pay with cash at the rides.
Is the park handicapped accessible?
Yes, we have paved walkways and ramps to a few exhibits where it is necessary to view animals. We also have 3 motorized scooters that can be rented on a first come first serve basis for $4 per hour.
Are service animals allowed in the park?
Unfortunately not. We have several species of birds roaming free in the park, and we are considered an open-air aviary. In addition, several of our animals see dogs as a threat, and they could potentially panic or attack, causing injury to themselves, the service animal, or park visitors.
Do you rent out wheelchairs or motorized scooters?
We have 3 motorized scooters that can be rented on a first come first serve basis. The rental fee is $4 per hour. ID must be held at gift shop until the scooter is returned.
Can we bring our own food for the animals?
No. Due to federal animal safety laws, only food provided by the park may enter the park to be fed to our animals. Anyone who violates this policy will be removed from the park without refund.
Once we come into the park, are we allowed to leave and come back?
Yes! You may leave at any time and return. Just show your receipt upon reentry.
Do you have a concession stand?
Our concession stand is open on Saturdays and Sundays, weather permitting. There are small snacks available for purchase and we have several beverage vending machines throughout the park available daily.
Where can we eat our packed lunch/dinner while we’re there?
We have picnic areas located in the park. They are free and open to the public on a daily basis. However, group visitors can reserve the picnic areas for their use only. In the event that the picnic area is reserved for a group, there will be a sign listing times that it will be unavailable to the public.
It’s halfway through the summer (or it’s early fall,) is it too late to buy a season pass?
It is never too late to buy a season passes! They are valid for one year from the date of purchase. If you buy your pass on September 25th, it will be good until the following September 25th.
Can season passes be used at both locations and at Keystone Safari?
Yes, season passes can be used at both Living Treasures locations (New Castle & Jones Mills) and Keystone Safari (Grove City). The season pass will grant you access to the walking circle animal exhibits. The safari bus rides and zip line challenge courses will be extra. Go to www.keystonesafari.net for updates and pricing.
Do you accept coupons?
We do have some coupons available. Please check your coupon for it’s valid locations, restrictions (no weekend/holiday) and expiration dates.
Where do the animals go in the winter?
Most of the animals have access to heated buildings or shelters and can go in and out as they please. The more temperature sensitive animals are moved into our heated buildings. We have over 10,000 square feet of heated area to ensure all of the animals are safe and comfortable during the winter. Our alligators are moved to a location in Florida in the late fall and return to the park in the late spring.