North Georgia Zoo

You can buy snacks at the ticket office, but no food vendors are on-site. Pack a lunch and use the picnic area.
You may get wet, muddy, or dirty as you explore this rural park, especially during a wolf or otter encounter. Bring a change of clothes.
The zoo is wheelchair accessible in some areas, but most pathways are gravel, dirt, or rocks. Visitors who need assistance can schedule a golf cart tour.
You can buy clothing and other souvenirs from the on-site gift shop.
This wildlife park is an unplugged experience due to the limited cell and Wi-Fi service. It’s a good idea to screenshot your tickets in advance.
You can’t take photos during a private animal encounter.
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