Join one of our experienced guides tour around Tanganyika. Scouts will visit several exhibits, learn about the animals, and have the chance to further their learning by asking questions.
A group visit to Tanganyika is the perfect way to have fun with your troop, pack, or den! Enjoy a walk on the wild side as your scouts – and their families – pet kangaroos, dance with Domingo, the hyacinth macaw, and observe our colobus monkeys jump and play. This is a great family activity for scouts of all ages.
Our scout Group Rate includes:
• 1 feeding each at giraffes, lorikeets, and lemurs, 2 feedings at the Children’s Zoo
• 5 feedings of your choice (of all available encounters)
• Held daily at 1:30 pm, this is a great way to get a behind the scenes look at how the Park runs. Activities might include making enrichment for the animals, entering our behind the scenes areas, and interacting with animals in different ways.
• There is a maximum of 15 participants for this program
Boy Scouts of America and the Girl Scouts focus on building our children into community-conscious leaders. Giving scouts the opportunity to connect with nature can help build both leadership skills and enables them to make environmentally-conscious decisions.
Our excellent educators will work through the steps of each badge with your scouts and you’ll meet LIVE animal visitors along the way!
Join us for an overnight adventure! Where else can you wake up to the giraffes eating breakfast or play flashlight tag with a curious clouded leopard?
1000 S. Hawkins Lane · Goddard, KS 67052
On the West Edge of Wichita in Goddard
The Tanganyika Wildlife Foundation is a 501(c)(3) with the purpose of supporting exotic and endangered animal conservation and education efforts locally (via Tanganyika Wildlife Park) and around the world.
American Humane Certified™
Zoological Association of America
