Two Rivers Wildlife Park is a 500-acre wildlife sanctuary located in Huntington on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, providing a home for over 50 native and non-native animal species. The park shelters animals that were either born in captivity or rehabilitated following injury and could not be returned to the wild, including black bears, moose, wolves, cougars, white-tailed deer, river otters, bobcats, lynx, coyote, beaver, foxes, emus, and more. Visitors can walk scenic trails, feed deer at designated stops, and interact with domestic animals in the petting zoo area. Four cabins, a campground, swimming, hiking and snowshoeing trails, and horse-drawn wagon and sleigh rides round out an experience that celebrates Cape Breton's natural heritage in a beautiful island setting.
