From the Lake Tobias website:

“At Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, there are plenty of options for family fun. Our self-sustaining family-owned park is committed to introducing you and your family to a wide variety of exotic and familiar animals that you can observe, touch, and even feed during your visit.

Our premier attraction here at the park is our open-air safari tour. After boarding our open-top tour bus, you travel through over 150 acres of woodland and pasture habitat observing elk, buffalo, yak, and over 500 other mammals and flightless birds roaming free. You can purchase food to feed any animals that come directly up to the tour bus during your journey and enjoy direct interaction with some of our friendlier park residents.

For even more hands-on fun, our petting zoo is stocked with alpacas, pygmy goats, and other touchable animals. Cups of nutritionally appropriate food and coin-operated machines that release food pellets let you hand-feed the animals in the petting zoo.

In addition to our hands-on attractions, Lake Tobias Wildlife Park also has a fully functional zoo for you to explore. Observe monkeys, African lions, kangaroos, alligators, and a wide assortment of other exciting exotic animals from around the world. Our new giraffe exhibit features three reticulated giraffes on display during normal park hours and a feeding station where you can hand-feed these impressively tall animals during specific feeding times. Only the food sold at the giraffe exhibit may be fed to the giraffes.

Since opening in 2011, our Reptiles & Exotics habitat has become one of our most popular attractions for visitors to the park. State-of-the-art exhibits make our reptile residents feel right at home and give you a glimpse into their lives in the wild. Educational presentations throughout the day provide insight into the habits and behaviors of the animals in our Reptiles & Exotics exhibit.”

See the location’s website and Facebook for hours, as they vary by month and season.  Typically, the park opens on May 1st each year.