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Wolf Park
Basic Information
Address: 4004 E 800 N, Battle Ground, IN 47920
Phone Number: 7655672265
Fax Number: 7655674299
Email: wolfpark@wolfpark.org
Director: Denise Pearson - Director of Development
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Additional Information
Days and Hours: May-December, Tuesday-Sunday 1-5PM, Friday and Saturday Howl Night Program 7:30PM, Saturday Night Howl Night Program January-December, 7:30PM
Description:
Wolf Park offers a one-of-a-kind educational opportunity. Private tours are available to school groups that want to visit our facility outside of public tour hours.
In addition to a guided tour of Wolf Park, our staff will do a Handling Demonstration, which is an opportunity to see our experts inside the enclosure interacting with our socialized wolves. Your group will hear a lecture on foxes, wolves and coyotes and have the chance for Q&A and a visit to our gift shop.
Discounted group tours are $4.50 per student and $6.50 per adults with a minimum of $100. For RECOGNIZED SCHOOL CORPORATIONS ONLY - we will hold your reservation without deposit, but we expect payment in full upon arrival. Please contact our administrative office at (765) 567-2265 to set up a tour. The program lasts approximately 90 minutes.
Cancellation / Refund Policy: If you need to reschedule your session, you may do so by calling Wolf Park at least 48 hours in advance. If 48 hours' notice is not provided, the session will be considered cancelled and no refund will be issued. While we will try to accommodate your date requests, rescheduling will be based on availability. In the unusual case that Wolf Park needs to cancel the visit, we will refund your payment.We offer private group tours for non-school groups, too!
Grade Levels:
Pre-K
K-5
6-8
9-12
Pre-K
K-5
6-8
9-12
Group Type: School Tours and Private Tours
Disabled Access:
Wolf Park is Handicap Accessible.
Program Type:
In addition to a guided tour of Wolf Park, our staff will do a Handling Demonstration, which is an opportunity to see our experts inside the enclosure interacting with our socialized wolves. Your group will hear a lecture on foxes, wolves and coyotes and have the chance for Q&A and a visit to our gift shop.
Accreditation: Wolf Park mission is Research, Education, and Conservation!
Admission/Tickets: $100 Min.
Registration: Please call 765-567-2265 to pre-register for a school tour or a private tour!
Food: Because of the animals Wolf Park does not allow food inside the park.
Length of Visit: 90-120 minutes
Student/Staff Ratio: that is up to the school
Max. Group Number: 250
Group Requirements: discounts for 20 plus
Return Policy: If cancelling please call 765-567-2265
Exhibits: Wolves, Coyotes, American Bison, Red and Grey Foxes
Freebies: Wolf Park has a gift shop!
Gift Shop/Factory Outlet: Gift Shop
Retail Store: Yes, we have a retail store
Amenities: Wolf Park has many amenities including an indoor restroom, an observation building, and gift shop!
Videos/DVDs Shown: Only if asked!
Reservations Needed: Yes, please call 765-567-2265
Directions:
Exit 178 from Indy and Chicago
Nearby Attractions: Prophetstown Stat Park, Battle Field Museum
Mission Statement:
Wolf Park is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to behavioral research, education and conservation, with the objective of improving the public's understanding of wolves and the value they provide to our environment.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Everyone should have the chance to see the world through a wolf's eyes!
Testimonials: Good Morning!
I just wanted to Thank-You, & let you know what an amazing experience it was for me when I came to the "photo seminar" on March 11th. It was truly AWESOME! Monty's incredible knowledge, and interactions with the wolves,(getting them to "pose", etc.), was astounding! I received the certificate as a Christmas gift from my step-daughter & her husband. Frankly, I didn't know what to expect! After showing her the pictures I took, and telling her about the day, SHE wants to come now! I & my wife, will definitely be back! I told her it was probably the best Christmas present I ever received! The staff, (especially : Monty, Pat & Alastair), were very helpful, knowledgeable, and great to talk to! Wolves are my favorite animal, (which is probably why I received such a unique gift), and I never dreamed I would be privileged enough to get that close to one, let alone touch one! I am just totally overwhelmed, and all I can say is: Thank-You!!!!!!!
Yours Truly,
Brian G.
Good Morning!
I just wanted to Thank-You, & let you know what an amazing experience it was for me when I came to the "photo seminar" on March 11th. It was truly AWESOME! Monty's incredible knowledge, and interactions with the wolves,(getting them to "pose", etc.), was astounding! I received the certificate as a Christmas gift from my step-daughter & her husband. Frankly, I didn't know what to expect! After showing her the pictures I took, and telling her about the day, SHE wants to come now! I & my wife, will definitely be back! I told her it was probably the best Christmas present I ever received! The staff, (especially : Monty, Pat & Alastair), were very helpful, knowledgeable, and great to talk to! Wolves are my favorite animal, (which is probably why I received such a unique gift), and I never dreamed I would be privileged enough to get that close to one, let alone touch one! I am just totally overwhelmed, and all I can say is: Thank-You!!!!!!!
Yours Truly,
Brian G.
Facility History:
Wolf Park was founded in 1972 by Dr. Erich Klinghammer!
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Additional Information:
Along with school tours and private events Wolf Park has several behavioral seminars, photography shoots/seminars, and events throughout the year! Join Wolf Park for the biggest fundraiser event of the year...The Walk for Wolves September 27th! Yes, we do walk with a wolf!