Chestatee Wildlife Preserve & Zoo

Absolutely

Yes

Any vets office will be able to help.

They were resting and sucked nag or hummer going relaxes them. We are preparing for them to go to another habitat soon. They are still on bottles and are very happy little girls!

12 and older $10. 11 and younger$5

Best time is is the morning before it gets to hot!

Local DNR or game warden

I do not know for sure, but with the open nature of a lot of the facility, I doubt it. You can feed the hoofed animals, (horses, mules, donkeys, zebras, camels, etc) and there are only simple fences keeping them from you.

A large animal encounter which involves feeding the tigers and bears is $250/ person. The Sloth encounter is $75/ person. Just call the number listed on the website or email the address given on the website to schedule.

No we do not.

We went last week. Really enjoyed it. All the animals are truly loved. We got to watch the monkeys being fed. The employee was so sweet talking to them. They knew exactly who she was. Well worth a trip.

That might depend on their proficiency with the wheelchair. The path is wide enough however it isn't paved or anything. It's packed dirt. And the circuitous route goes uphill a lot in the beginning then downhill a touch at the end. Hope that helps.

I was there a few days ago, they have them but the more dangerous animals are tucked away towards the back. Its a sanctuary and not a zoo, so more about the animals.

Is a rescue Zoo so yes is Veryyy different

They have a couple longhorns, but no jersey cows.

No you do not.

Its a walk through zoo.

Yeah you can but not smooth

Look on Groupon! I got my tickets there and it was less expensive than online.

Yes year round!

11 and under $5. 12 and older$10

Under 12 months free, 11 and younger $5 and 12 and older $10. Feed buckets are $5 and you can feed any animals that come to the fence! Thank you, CWP

12 and older $10. 11 And younger $5

You park next to the gate. Someone will be there to assist and give you directions

10 for adults and 5 for kids. That's what it was last time I went.

2 to 3 hours tops.

It's definitely not a zoo. It's a wildlife preserve and I'm sure they could use some donations

9am

You will love going there. I took my grandson and he loved it.

There are a few tables, bring your own food.

Ask me 2 mrw. I will have an answer for u. Amen

Most animals will come to the fence begging for food some won't the one big hill is a little steep so be careful with strollers

Yes it is.

I know you can feed them not sure about holding or petting

Probably 50 or more, well worth the visit.

No

No

Yup...stroller will work. Have fun!