Rowan Wildlife Adventures
Private
Rowan Wild (Rowan Wildlife Adventures) is a Rowan County nature facility inside Dan Nicholas Park near Salisbury, home to native North Carolina animals including a bald eagle, red wolf, alligator and birds of prey. It runs weeklong summer camps for kids with tracks in outdoor/wilderness skills, an animal camp exploring NC wildlife, and a herpetology (reptiles and amphibians) session.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Rowan Wildlife Adventures directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleLove the up close drive through the animals moving around as they would like. Granddaughter (3.5 yrs) moved freely in back seat so she felt safe distance from big heads, horns and long tongues but delighted in the experience. Fun afternoon!
Took the grand daughter to DNP for the afternoon. Went there as a kid myself, took my kids there etc. It’s still a great place after all these years. They charge small fees for the attractions. Very reasonable.
I met my daughter and granddaughter here today to play and Steve time with them and even though everything wasn't open yet, I just fell in love with the place. We did get to see an eagle today and lots of ducks and squirrels which my granddaughter loved. The place is clean and very well laid out. I can't wait to come back later in the season when it's warmer and everything is open. Really nice park.
This is a family event you need to come out early for, no later than 2pm. $1 admission for here and . 50¢ for the barn. Only a few animals in the bar. Staff member said they're not going to replace any animals until they die off to replace the barn. The barn seems nice but small.
Amazing, well-rounded peaceful experience. Not every animal we’re viewable, however for the price, this a great opportunity to take your family! Primary things to do include, viewable animals in their habitat, a very large playground, and an extremely nice walkway almost full circle around the lake! Cons: extremely packed on the weekends, not every animal we’re viewable. (Concession stand available here also, undetermined hours however.) Different activities also available periodically.





