Tucked away on 80 acres of natural woodlands, this wolf sanctuary in Pennsylvania provides a safe haven for one of nature’s most beautiful animals and serves as an educational facility for the public. Plan a visit to Lititz, because this is one place in Pennsylvania you have to experience at least once.
As you drive to the entrance of the Wolf Sanctuary of PA, surrounded by lush green trees, you will likely hear the sounds of nature, maybe even the howling of the residents you are about to meet.
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Wolf Sanctuary of PA has been a safe haven for wolves and wolf hybrids for over 30 years. Run by the Darlington family, the wolf sanctuary allows the public to get a glimpse of the wolves who would otherwise have nowhere to go and no way to survive.
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Discover the Speedwell Wolves and learn interesting facts - such as there have been no wild wolves in Pennsylvania for more than a century - at this sanctuary that provides a natural habitat for its residents.
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Wear your most comfortable shoes when you visit as you’ll be doing a lot of walking as your guide leads you on a tour to meet the packs. (Both you and the wolves are protected by two layers of strong fencing.)
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Snap photos of the wolves during your tour. However, the sanctuary rules may prohibit flash photography at times, and visitors are advised to keep the pace with their group and to avoid lagging behind to take photos.
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Watch experienced sanctuary caretakers feed the wolves. Tours of the Wolf Sanctuary of PA are held Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays (reservations necessary). Dress for the weather because you will be outdoors with the wolves.
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Book one of the private tours, if you’d like, which are typically held on Saturdays and Sundays. Admission for the two-hour private tour costs $45 per person (as of June 2020).
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More of a night person? If you’re 16 or older, join the Full Moon Tours at the sanctuary that are held on a select night once a month. Unlike the daytime tour where a tour guide leads visitors through the sanctuary, you will tour the facility at your own pace, listening to the guides posted at each pack.
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Even night owls get a bit tired from time-to-time. Bring some marshmallows or hot dogs and toast them over the open bonfire. Visitors are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs and to relax by the bonfire with other visitors and tour guides.
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Click here for the official website of Wolf Sanctuary of PA. Or, go here for Facebook.
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Have you ever visited the wolf sanctuary in Pennsylvania? What was your experience like? Share your experience in the comments! Wolf Sanctuary of PA is just one of the many hidden spots, including Grey Towers Mansion, in the state.
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Address: Wolf Sanctuary of PA, 465 Speedwell Forge Rd, Lititz, PA 17543, USA
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wolf sanctuary in Pennsylvania June 20, 2020 Beth Price-Williams What one-of-a-kind destinations can I visit in Pennsylvania? Having the opportunity to interact with wolves in Pennsylvania, at Wolf Sanctuary, tops the list of one-of-a-kind destinations. For another unique animal encounter in Pennsylvania, schedule a visit to Indraloka Animal Sanctuary in Dalton. The farm animal sanctuary is home to more than 300 farm animals, who have been rescued from abuse and neglect. Explore some of the 100-acre farm sanctuary during an insightful two-hour tour, during which time you can meet some of the goats, chickens, cows, pigs, and horses. If you’d prefer to spend more time at the farm than a visit, you can also volunteer. Are there any animal encounters in Pennsylvania? You’ll find quite a few memorable and unique animal encounters in Pennsylvania. When you visit Double Diamond Deer Ranch, in Clarington, for example, you’ll meet friendly deer. Even better, if you visit from June through August, you may have the unique opportunity to bottle feed the newborn fawns. The ranch also features play areas for the kiddos. Did you know you can go on a safari right here in Pennsylvania? Yep, climb aboard an open topped bus for a ride around Lake Tobias Wildlife Park in Halifax. The wildlife parks spans 150 acres and is home to more than 500 animals. During the 45-minute tour, you’ll get to see those residents in their natural habitats. You might also want to stop by the petting zoo after your tour. What are the most unique things to do in Pennsylvania? Next time you’re in Hershey, consider a stop at ZooAmerica. While you’ll have a ton of fun touring the zoo, you can also take that fun to the next level with a behind-the-scenes tour. The tours are held early in the day or after the park has closed for the evening. All guests will receive a flashlight for the evening tour, and you might catch a glimpse of black bears, otters, and geese. If you’re a photographer, join the special photography tour, when you’re sure to snap some unforgettable shots.
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wolf sanctuary in Pennsylvania
June 20, 2020
Beth Price-Williams
What one-of-a-kind destinations can I visit in Pennsylvania? Having the opportunity to interact with wolves in Pennsylvania, at Wolf Sanctuary, tops the list of one-of-a-kind destinations. For another unique animal encounter in Pennsylvania, schedule a visit to Indraloka Animal Sanctuary in Dalton. The farm animal sanctuary is home to more than 300 farm animals, who have been rescued from abuse and neglect. Explore some of the 100-acre farm sanctuary during an insightful two-hour tour, during which time you can meet some of the goats, chickens, cows, pigs, and horses. If you’d prefer to spend more time at the farm than a visit, you can also volunteer. Are there any animal encounters in Pennsylvania? You’ll find quite a few memorable and unique animal encounters in Pennsylvania. When you visit Double Diamond Deer Ranch, in Clarington, for example, you’ll meet friendly deer. Even better, if you visit from June through August, you may have the unique opportunity to bottle feed the newborn fawns. The ranch also features play areas for the kiddos. Did you know you can go on a safari right here in Pennsylvania? Yep, climb aboard an open topped bus for a ride around Lake Tobias Wildlife Park in Halifax. The wildlife parks spans 150 acres and is home to more than 500 animals. During the 45-minute tour, you’ll get to see those residents in their natural habitats. You might also want to stop by the petting zoo after your tour. What are the most unique things to do in Pennsylvania? Next time you’re in Hershey, consider a stop at ZooAmerica. While you’ll have a ton of fun touring the zoo, you can also take that fun to the next level with a behind-the-scenes tour. The tours are held early in the day or after the park has closed for the evening. All guests will receive a flashlight for the evening tour, and you might catch a glimpse of black bears, otters, and geese. If you’re a photographer, join the special photography tour, when you’re sure to snap some unforgettable shots.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Having the opportunity to interact with wolves in Pennsylvania, at Wolf Sanctuary, tops the list of one-of-a-kind destinations. For another unique animal encounter in Pennsylvania, schedule a visit to Indraloka Animal Sanctuary in Dalton. The farm animal sanctuary is home to more than 300 farm animals, who have been rescued from abuse and neglect. Explore some of the 100-acre farm sanctuary during an insightful two-hour tour, during which time you can meet some of the goats, chickens, cows, pigs, and horses. If you’d prefer to spend more time at the farm than a visit, you can also volunteer.
Are there any animal encounters in Pennsylvania?
You’ll find quite a few memorable and unique animal encounters in Pennsylvania. When you visit Double Diamond Deer Ranch, in Clarington, for example, you’ll meet friendly deer. Even better, if you visit from June through August, you may have the unique opportunity to bottle feed the newborn fawns. The ranch also features play areas for the kiddos.
Did you know you can go on a safari right here in Pennsylvania? Yep, climb aboard an open topped bus for a ride around Lake Tobias Wildlife Park in Halifax. The wildlife parks spans 150 acres and is home to more than 500 animals. During the 45-minute tour, you’ll get to see those residents in their natural habitats. You might also want to stop by the petting zoo after your tour.
What are the most unique things to do in Pennsylvania?
Next time you’re in Hershey, consider a stop at ZooAmerica. While you’ll have a ton of fun touring the zoo, you can also take that fun to the next level with a behind-the-scenes tour. The tours are held early in the day or after the park has closed for the evening. All guests will receive a flashlight for the evening tour, and you might catch a glimpse of black bears, otters, and geese. If you’re a photographer, join the special photography tour, when you’re sure to snap some unforgettable shots.
