Living Treasures "Wild" Animal Park

Melanie Nelson

A fun way to spend a few hours for any animal lover. Great for kids and adults as well. Birds, deer, kangaroos, alpacas, zebras, flamingos, etc. The little bird aviary is really cute. The goats are hilarious. I'd pay the admission fee just for the goats and birds....good for laughing.

Alexandria Guy

I took my daughter here for her first birthday! Got there at 4 PM Friday and left about quarter to six... They closed at six...What a great time Happy Birthday Eliana 🎂 🎉🤗❤️

Dalton Uber

Living Treasures is a great little petting zoo to visit. It’s stroller and small kid friendly with lots of herbivores to feed. They have a great business going and your season pass can be used at Keystone Safari. Living Treasures recently has been moving their larger animals to Keystone and focusing on smaller kid friendly animals. If you want dozens and dozens of goats and deer to feed and pet living treasures is where you want to go. If you want to see lions, hyenas, rare birds and giraffes then Keystone Safari will be your place. Again season passes can be used at both locations so you really can have your pick of experiences!

Jasmine

Stopped over on my way to the North Shore. It's more like a tiny farm than a zoo. The animals are so small and their enclosures are so tight. I was especially sad for the tigers. They were like a big house cat, so frail and skinny and less than a quarter size of a regular tiger. The Kangaroos were like giant rats,, so small and boxed in.. All the animals look so sad and miserable. It stinks like crazy so even though they try to keep the place clean it wasn't. So if u have a fragile nose and are sensitive to smells avoid going there.. they should limit the number of families entering as they were more kids than animals so I felt like I went to see a bunch of unruly kids with their equally incomplete parents.. if u want to animals go to Pittsburgh Zoo or Penn Caves.. better structures and animals are better cared for than here.