Meet the Wild Woods Farm Residents

Two-toed Sloths

Rainforest canopies of Central and South America

Our sloths greet every guest with sleepy smiles and slow-motion hellos.

Two-toed Sloth

Capybaras

Wetlands, riverbanks, and grasslands of South America

Biscuit and the capybara crew waddle over for chin scratches and snack time.

Capybara

Alpaca

Ring-tailed Lemurs

Dry forests and bush of southern Madagascar

Ziggy's troop bounces from branch to branch and lines up for fruit at feeding time.

Red Kangaroos

Arid plains and scrublands of central Australia

Hopper sprawls in the shade like a teenager — and accepts handfuls of pellets like royalty.

Red Kangaroo

Ring-tailed Lemur

Bennett's Wallabies

Eucalyptus forests of eastern Australia and Tasmania

Petite, soft-eared, and quick on their feet — wallabies are crowd-favorite pocket roos.

Mini Highland Cow

Dromedary Camels

Deserts of North Africa and the Middle East

Sahara towers over the paddock and bends down for a slobbery 'hello'.

Dromedary Camel

African Servals

Savannas and tall-grass wetlands of sub-Saharan Africa

Long-legged, big-eared hunters built for the African savanna.

Capuchins, Marmosets & More

Rainforests of Central and South America

Our primate troop chatters, climbs, and steals the show every visit.

Pygmy & Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Hillsides and pastures worldwide; native to West Africa

The goat barn is loud, busy, and unanimously voted 'most fun on the farm.'

Babydoll Southdown Sheep

Pastures across the UK and worldwide; descended from the Southdown breed

Our miniature sheep look like living plushies — and behave just as sweetly.

Llamas & Alpacas

Andean highlands of Peru, Bolivia, and Chile

Cloud and the herd patrol the pasture, eyes wide and ears alert for snack opportunities.

Miniature Horses & Ponies

Pastures worldwide; many breeds originate from Britain and Iceland

Our pony program is many kids' very first ride. Slow, supervised, and unforgettable.