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Facility:

Western North Carolina Nature Center

Description:

The WNC Nature Center, located in beautiful Asheville, North Carolina, is an educational center exhibiting plants and animals native to the Southern Appalachian Region. From wild animals like the Cougars, Bobcats, Red and Grey Wolves, Black Bear, Otters and more to Pygmy Goats, Red Devon Steer, Chickens and Sheep, we promise an interactive, educational, fun-filled visit the whole family will enjoy. If you have any questions when you visit, ask their friendly staff.

A D D R E S S

Address 1:

75 Gashes Creek Road

Address 2:

City:

Asheville

State/Province:

Zip Code:

28805-2529

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Telephone:

(828) 298-5600

Website:

http://www.wildwnc.org

R E V I E W S

Pam M., Co-op Member

My son and I enjoyed this small zoo with wolves, bears, turkeys, farm animals and bobcats. Many of the animals are native to NC so it was a learning experience as far as the types of wildlife that live in this part of the country. It is small but is not crowded at all. The personnel are very friendly! There are picnic spots too and is very shady which is nice on a hot summer day!