Wildlife West Nature Park

About Wildlife West Nature Park

Rescued animals & an entertainment venue. Opened in 1994, this 122-acre native plant & rescue-animal habitat also hosts performances. Wildlife West Nature Park opened in 1994 and spans 122 acres dedicated to native New Mexico wildlife habitat and rescue animals. Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars by 945 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 💬Avoid visiting within the last hour before closing to prevent being locked in the park. Staff may not realize visitors are still present, so plan to arrive with enough time to explore comfortably before the facility closes.
• 🕐Visit on a Friday late afternoon if you prefer a quieter experience with fewer crowds, which allows for better animal viewing and a more peaceful visit.
• 💡Take advantage of the Kid's Imagination Trail to let children burn off energy between animal exhibits. This interactive area helps break up the walking and keeps kids engaged throughout your visit.
• 💡Read the individual animal stories displayed throughout the park to deepen your connection with the animals and enhance the educational value of your visit. Staff clearly invest in animal care, making these narratives meaningful.
• 💡Plan to see the interactive wildlife experiences, such as meeting rescued wildlife babies and hearing Heidi the wolfdog's howl. These hands-on encounters are highlighted as memorable highlights that justify admission.