Northwest Trek Wildlife Park - Eatonville Wildlife / Animal

Full Amenity List

• Strollers Available
• Concessions-Food Available
• Guided Tours
• Gift Shop
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Restrooms
• Visitor Center
• Hands-On Interaction

Descriptions from Across the Web

• Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is a treasure for wildlife enthusiasts. This 723-acre park has a little bit of everything: lakes, trails, meadows and plenty of animals. Northwest Trek is home to more than 200 North American animals. Explore the park See bighorn sheep, deer, Roosevelt elk, woodland caribou, mountain ... more on Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
• We're always on the lookout for interesting destination daytrips from Seattle on the days that we've been to in-city attractions one time too many. The 615-acre Northwest Trek, located within shouting distance of Mt. Rainier and an easy two-hour drive from the city, gives visitors a chance to experience ... more on gocitykids.com
• In the 20 years since the park opened it has developed into an internationally recognized wildlife sanctuary ... more on Association of Zoos and Aquariums
• Northwest Trek, a spectacular wildlife park 35 mi south of Puyallup, is devoted to native creatures of the Pacific Northwest. Walking ... more on Fodor's

Directions

From Seattle Traveling south on I-5, exit to the left at exit #154A (I-405 north to Renton). Travel 2 miles on I-405 to exit #2 (SR 167 south to Renton and Auburn). Travel 20 miles south on SR 167 and exit to SR 512 (west to Puyallup). Travel 3.5 miles a

Hours

Hours change throughout the year. Check the web site for specifics.

Miscellaneous

• Admission: 2007 Adult 13 to 64 Regular $13.50 County resident, AAA, military $11.50 Senior 65+ Regular $12.50 County resident, AAA, military $10.50 Youth 5 to 12 Regular $9.00 County resident, AAA, military $8.00 Tots 3 and 4 R
• Events: Check the site for details about events such as Slug Fest.
• Exhibits: Bears, Forest Animals, Herd Animals, Wetlands Animals, Birds, Canines, Cats, Reptiles, and Pygmy Rabbits.

Other Web Resources

• www.nwtrek.org