Overview
Oglebay's Good Zoo, located in Wheeling, West Virginia, is part of the larger Oglebay Resort & Conference Center. Established in 1977, the zoo houses a variety of animals, both native and exotic. In addition to its role as a wildlife sanctuary, the Good Zoo is committed to animal conservation and provides educational opportunities for visitors of all ages.
Visitors to Oglebay's Good Zoo can enjoy many exhibits and experiences that offer close encounters with animals worldwide. The zoo boasts a variety of interactive activities, such as animal encounters, train rides, and hands-on learning programs. Well-maintained paths and informative signage ensure an engaging and educational visit for families and individuals alike.
Oglebay's Good Zoo is dedicated to conserving wildlife and their habitats. The zoo actively participates in efforts to save endangered species from extinction through breeding programs, research, and partnerships with global conservation organizations. Their commitment extends beyond the zoo's boundaries, involving several field conservation projects and public awareness campaigns on habitat destruction and poaching.
Details
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Zoo Size:30 acres
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Number of Species on Display:50+
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Number of Animals:400+
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Key Exhibits:African Savannah || Wetland Habitat || Outback Exhibit || Lorikeet Landing || North American Habitats || Barn and Petting Zoo || Wonders of the Wetlands
