Animal Adventure opens for the season
HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Animal Adventure Park and Preserve is opening its doors for its 13th year.
Animal Adventure is welcoming community members to come and visit its animal residents beginning April 22. Both Animal Adventure Park, and its drive-thru sister facility, The Preserve, will open as scheduled.
'Tomorrow, we'll welcome local families enjoying their spring break, and our faithful supporters, fondly known as the Chatters, who are scattered around the country and travel to Broome County for Opening Day,' Jordan Patch, owner of Animal Adventure Park, said. 'Whether they're from across town or across the country, having eager guests at the gates to greet our animals and teams on Opening Day is all we could ask for. The beautiful spring weather is an added bonus!'
Animal Adventure will host several family-friendly events as well adult-only outings this season. In addition, a life-sized animatronic exhibit is coming to the Park's Wilds of Asia section in June.
For more information, visit theanimaladventurepark.com.
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