Explore Animal Habitats and Admission for Two, Four, or Six People at Wildlife Images (Up to 48% Off)
Step into nature’s legacy with exhibits echoing wild habitats. Engage in a story of conservation with every visit and support wildlife protection
Wildlife Images is a working wildlife rehabilitation center with a number of permanent residents who can’t be released. It is open for visitation year round. Join us for an up close and personal experience with some of our resident animals including wolves, grizzly bears, bobcats, birds of prey and many more. We guarantee your visit will be an unforgettable experience!
What We Offer
- Park admission for 2, 4, or 6 people.
Why You Should Grab The Offer:
Wildlife Images stands out because it’s more than just a place to see animals; it's a hub of conservation efforts and education. Visitors can engage directly with the Animal Ambassador program where they’ll meet diverse species up close. Educational camps like Camp EEK! offer immersive experiences that are both fun and informative. Plus, the unique location in Grants Pass provides an authentic backdrop that enhances the experience. Membership benefits ensure year-round access and special perks while supporting ongoing conservation work. Volunteering opportunities allow individuals to make a real impact on wildlife preservation. Wildlife Images is a working wildlife rehabilitation center with permanent residents who can’t be released, offering visitors an unforgettable, up-close experience with wolves, grizzly bears, bobcats, birds of prey, and more.
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About Wildlife Images
Wildlife Images was founded in 1981 by J. David Siddon as a non-profit organization that provides care and treatment of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife. The animals treated here have included everything from baby squirrels and badgers to American bald eagles. Access to all this wildlife would not be possible if Oregon's famous Rogue River wasn't set as the sanctuary's backdrop.
Now, Wildlife Images has expanded to include educational programs on wildlife, conservation, and the environment for schools and the general public alike. Each year roughly 1,000 arrivals are treated here and thousands of children visit the center each year on educational field trips, enhancing their knowledge of nature and wildlife conservation.