Wildwood Wildlife Park Zoo & Safari

Wildwood Wildlife Park Zoo and Safari is Wisconsin's second-largest zoo, located in the Northwoods near Minocqua in Oneida County, and home to over 1,700 animals representing 229 species. The park features a remarkable diversity of wildlife, including snow leopards, African penguins, giraffes, zebras, gibbons, siamangs, kudu, wildebeest, oryx, and many more exotic and domestic species. Visitors can experience the Giraffe Serengeti feeding station, the Safari Tram for guided tours of the open savanna areas, the Parakeet Encounter for a colorful hands-on bird interaction, and a petting area with goats, sheep, camels, and kangaroos. The park's safari grounds showcase animals from across Africa and around the globe in beautifully maintained habitats. Set amid the lakes and forests of northern Wisconsin, Wildwood Wildlife Park Zoo and Safari is a premier family destination offering an exceptional wildlife adventure in the heart of the Northwoods.