Plan Your Visit to Living Treasures Wild Animal Park in New Castle, Pennsylvania
Getting Here:
Living Treasures Wild Animal Park - New Castle
268 Fox Road
New Castle, PA 16101
Conveniently located just minutes from I-79, the park is an easy day trip from Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Erie, Cleveland, Grove City, and surrounding communities.
Hours and Season
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Living Treasures Wild Animal Park is open seasonally in New Castle, Pennsylvania, offering guests the opportunity to experience one of Western Pennsylvania's most interactive animal parks.
Open from April through November, with opportunities to see more than 500 animals representing over 70 species, including tapir, kangaroos, flamingos, pygmy hippos, clouded leopards, dingos, and many more.
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Open 7 days a week
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hours may vary during special events, holidays, and seasonal programs.
Operating Hours
Looking for things to do near Pittsburgh or Youngstown? Living Treasures Wild Animal Park is conveniently located in New Castle, Pennsylvania, making it an easy day trip for families throughout Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio.
Best Time to Visit
Guests can enjoy the park throughout the day, but many visitors choose to arrive in the morning when temperatures are cooler and animals are often most active.
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Weekdays typically offer a more relaxed experience, while weekends feature a lively atmosphere with families enjoying animal encounters, feedings, and educational exhibits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Living Treasures Located?
Living Treasures Wild Animal Park is located in New Castle, Pennsylvania, just minutes from I-79. The park is a popular destination for visitors from Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Grove City, Erie, and throughout Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio.
How long does it take to visit Living Treasures Wild Animal Park?
Most guests spend between 2 and 4 hours exploring the park. Visitors who participate in animal feedings, educational experiences, and interactive exhibits may choose to stay even longer.
Can I feed the animals?
Yes! One of the most popular parts of visiting Living Treasures Wild Animal Park is the opportunity to feed many of our animals. Animal feed is available for purchase throughout the park.
What animals can I see at Living Treasures Wild Animal Park?
The park is home to more than 500 animals representing over 70 species, including kangaroos, flamingos, pygmy hippos, clouded leopards, dingos, tapirs, honey badgers, gibbons, and many other incredible animals from around the world.
Is Living Treasures Wild Animal Park good for young children?
Absolutely! Living Treasures is one of Western Pennsylvania's most family-friendly attractions. Children love the interactive animal experiences, feeding opportunities, playground, petting zoo, and educational exhibits.
Is the park wheelchair accessible?
Many areas of the park are accessible. Guests with specific accessibility questions are encouraged to contact us before their visit. We do not have any motorized scooters or wheelchairs available to rent.
Are pets allowed?
For the safety of our animals and guests, personal pets and service animals are not permitted inside the park.
How far is Living Treasures Wild Animal Park from Pittsburgh?
The park is approximately 45 minutes north of Pittsburgh, making it one of the most popular animal attractions and day-trip destinations in Western Pennsylvania.
What makes Living Treasures Wild Animal Park unique?
Unlike many traditional zoos, Living Treasures focuses on creating up-close, interactive experiences that allow guests to connect with wildlife. From feeding animals to exploring walk-through exhibits, visitors can enjoy a hands-on adventure while learning about wildlife conservation and education.
Visiting both Living Treasures and Keystone Safari?
Located less than 25 minutes apart, Living Treasures Wild Animal Park and Keystone Safari offer two unique wildlife experiences in Western Pennsylvania. Many guests choose to visit both parks during the same weekend to enjoy hundreds of animal species, interactive encounters, safari adventures, and educational experiences. If you visit Living Treasures and Keystone Safari on the same day you will receive 50% off your admission.
Nearby Attractions - Explore More of Western Pennsylvania
A visit to Living Treasures Wild Animal Park is the perfect addition to a day trip or weekend getaway in Western Pennsylvania. Conveniently located in New Castle, Pennsylvania, our park is surrounded by shopping, outdoor recreation, dining, and family-friendly attractions that make the region a popular destination for visitors from Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Erie, Cleveland, and beyond.
Make It a Full Day Adventure
Many guests combine their visit to Living Treasures Wild Animal Park with other popular attractions throughout Lawrence, Mercer, and Butler Counties.
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Nearby Attractions Include:
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Moraine State Park
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McConnells Mill State Park
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Keystone Safari
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Grove City Premium Outlets
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Grove City restaurants and shopping
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Historic downtown New Castle
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Local wineries and breweries
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Area golf courses and parks
Perfect for Pittsburgh and Youngstown Visitors
Looking for things to do near Pittsburgh or Youngstown? Living Treasures Wild Animal Park is conveniently located within an easy drive of both cities, making it one of the most popular family attractions in Western Pennsylvania.
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Whether you're planning a family vacation, weekend road trip, school outing, or summer adventure, our location makes it easy to explore multiple attractions during your visit.