Yes, the park is open year round. Hours vary please check the Hours and admission page for current information.

The park offers a Season Pass or Multi Visit passes.

Through March 31^st you can receive a 20 percent discount on your season pass.

Yes, you can apply your day admission toward your season pass, but only on the same day of your visit.

We have a variety of domestic an exotic animals such a lemurs, sloth, camels, zebras, donkeys, llamas, sheep, cows, birds, gibbons, wallabies, and reptiles.

Our indoor animal exhibits, kid’s indoor play zone, Discovery Room and Animal Ambassadors features continue year-round. In winter months, we close the contact area and some of the outdoor animal exhibits, but the Barn and Pony Rides will be open year-round, weather permitting.

We offer group rates on weekdays (not holidays) for pre-scheduled groups of 15 or more. Please visit our group page for details.

We have kids of all ages visit the animals at the Park, but we cater to the 2-10 age group

No, individual passes and are not transferable.

Passes for the next year go on sale in mid-December for the following season

If you are purchasing a season pass as a gift it is best to purchase a gift card since there is paperwork that needs to be filled out by the owner of the pass.

No, passes must be renewed in person at the park.

Our barn and contact area are the two locations you can pet and feed animals such as llamas, sheep, goats, cows, and donkeys.

Kids under age 2 are free; all other guests need an admission ticket.

Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food.  We also sell light food options in our gift shop (i.e.- lunchables, gogurt, cheese sticks, mac & cheese). We do not allow alcohol.

We love our pets, but unfortunately we cannot allow dogs or other pets inside the park (unless they are service animals).

Everyone who comes into the park needs an admission ticket, even if they are coming to “chaperone” kids. Complete your party guest list with the names of everyone you are willing to pay for. Anyone not on your list will be ask to purchase their own admission ticket.

Leesburg Animal Park is about 22 acres. The park is mostly stone dust paths throughout, with a few hills. Wear your comfortable shoes!