Bandon oregon wild game park

Established in as a roadside attraction featuring a few deer, it has expanded greatly over the years into the booming operation it is now, while maintaining the up close and personal feel of its beginnings.

Visitors can roam freely throughout the park feeding and petting the tame and relatively docile animals while interacting with the more dangerous animals through cage bars and camera lenses.

The habitats have been designed such that people can get a closer look than they would at other zoos. These are the featured animals of the day, and visitors can experience them up close while learning about them and their natural environments. Ambassadors have included fascinating and typically inaccessible animals such as a caracal, baby black bear, bobcat, fox and skunk. The staff assist visitors in interacting with other, typically more inaccessible and dangerous animals as well.

Humans of all ages are seen petting skunks, raccoon, and ferrets as well as young lions, leopards, caracals, bears, and tigers. Visitors are encouraged to purchase food for the animals roaming free, and ducks, rams, donkeys, llamas, peacocks, goats, kangaroos, deer, and geese are not bashful about approaching them for a treat. This gives the humans an opportunity to pet and feed them. The staff have bred and hand-raised nearly all of the over animals at West Coast Game Park Safari on site.

They believe that it is important to educate visitors about conservation and extinction of animals, and they use the ambassador animals at the park to assist them.

No animal park would be complete without a gift shop. Each day we present interactions with multiple ambassador animals. Scratch a belly, take some photos, learn about these animals and their conservation, and have the experience of a lifetime. A handler will present our ambassador animals for specific interaction with visitor groups.

Visitors will be allowed time to visit, pet, play, and photograph our ambassador animals within each given presentation area. See our featured animals under the "Presentations" tab above. Visitors have the ability to free roam the zoo much like the goats and deer! Thanks entirely to visitors attendance, West Coast Game Park Safari has become Oregon's largest, totally self-supporting wildlife attraction, dedicated to propagation, preservation and education, while reminding all that extinction lasts forever!

Learn about an exotic animal!